An electric bike is a bicycle with an integrated electric motor that can be used for propulsion. The motor is powered by either a battery or generator and typically assists you when pedalling, allowing you to ride farther and faster with less effort.

Riding an e-bike has numerous benefits including saving money on transportation costs; reducing air pollution; providing exercise while eliminating physical strain; helping riders go longer distances than they could otherwise go on a regular bike; and more!

Yes. You should always wear a helmet when riding an e-bike and follow all local traffic laws. Also, be sure to check the battery level of your e-bike before heading out and know how to recharge it if necessary. Additionally, it’s important to practice proper bike maintenance such as regularly checking brakes and tires for wear and tear.

Most e-bikes come with their own charger that plugs into a standard wall outlet or power strip. Depending on the model, it may take several hours to fully charge a battery after each use. Be sure to read your user manual for specific charging instructions before operating your e-bike.