700C Carbon fiber high standard electric bicycle with 8 fun motor (Model YAKE MG)

700C Carbon fiber high standard electric bicycle with 8 fun motor (Model YAKE MG)

Electric bicycles have important advantages over a regular bike. Even if you're physically fit and exercise regularly, there are many reasons why you should consider an electric bike:

Environmentally Friendly Commute

Reduce your carbon footprint by commuting with an electric power bike. Regular bikes obviously fall into this category too, but when you factor in all the other electric bicycle advantages below, you'll see why electric bikes are the choice of city commuters in many European cities.

Long Distances

An electric bike can take you longer distances (known as "range") with less effort in a shorter period of time. This pairing of a motor with a long-range battery gives you the freedom to ride for 90km (55 miles) or two to five hours on a single charge.

Hill Climbs

Well-designed electric bikes help you power up steep hills with little effort and no performance anxiety - especially if you're carrying extra cargo. A throttle on some electric power bikes (such as Riches) provides extra speed boosts.

No Sweat

Electric power bikes allow you to get straight to work when you arrive at your destination. No mopping your brow or hitting the shower - just grab your removable battery pack and go. You can still fit in exercise on your ride home by lowering the level of pedal assistance.

Keep Pace

Some couples or riding partners have different fitness and stamina levels. An e-bike evens out the playing field, allowing you to comfortably ride wherever (big hills, challenging terrain, long stretches) and the confidence to ride with whomever (Lance Armstrong, Andrew Shandro, your teenager)

Fun Factor

Another reason why electric bikes are popular: you can have fun and enjoy keeping fit without the fatigue. Imagine the wind in your face while speeding past others during the morning commute or not gasping for air after riding up a mountain trail. That's what we're talking about.