Frequently Asked Questions

When choosing an e-bike, the most important thing to consider is what you will be using the bike for. If you plan to primarily use the bike for commuting, then you will want a model that is lightweight and easy to pedal. If you plan to use the bike for fitness or recreation, then you will want a model with a higher power output that will allow you to go faster and farther. You should also consider the terrain where you will be riding, as some bikes are better suited for hills or flat ground.

There are three main types of e-bikes: pedal-assist, throttle, and hybrid.

Pedal-assist bikes require the rider to pedal in order to activate the motor, which provides assistance up to a certain speed. These bikes are ideal for commuting or riding on flat ground.

Throttle bikes allow the rider to activate the motor with a simple twist of the throttle, which provides power up to a certain speed. These bikes are ideal for riding on hills or rough terrain.

Hybrid bikes combine features of both pedal-assist and throttle bikes, providing assistance when pedaling and power when needed via the throttle. These bikes are ideal for riders who want the best of both worlds.

• You can go faster and farther than with a regular bike.
• They are easier to pedal than regular bikes.
• E-bikes are perfect for commuting or riding on flat ground or hills.
• Some models come with built-in GPS and other features.
• Feel the wind in your hair as you zip through town.
• Get exercise without even realizing it because you’re having so much fun.

Deliveries and pick-ups, a helmet, and a lock are all included in our standard rental. Damage waiver, theft insurance, children’s bikes or carriers, panniers, a variety of pedals, and repair kits are some of the optional services and add-ons.

No, you do not need a license to ride an e-bike. E-bikes are considered bicycles under the law, and as such, are subject to the same rules and regulations as regular bikes.

The cost of an e-bike can vary depending on the type and features of the bike. Generally, e-bikes cost more than traditional bikes, but they offer a number of benefits that may make them worth the investment.

All rentals include a rental pre-tune-up to ensure you have a fantastic experience on your bike because we care deeply about the quality of your rental experience. Unfortunately, even tuned bikes can develop tire, chain, or other problems while riding. If you have any problems, please contact us!

E-bikes can go anywhere from 15 to 28 mph, depending on the model.

The battery life of an e-bike can vary depending on the type of bike, the terrain, and how often it is ridden. However, most batteries will last for at least 20 miles before needing to be recharged.

Charging your e-bike is a simple process that only takes a few hours. Most e-bikes come with a charging cable that can be plugged into any standard outlet. Simply connect the cable to the bike and plug it into an outlet. The bike will start charging automatically and will be fully charged when the light turns green.

Yes, you can take your e-bike on a plane. E-bikes are considered bicycles under the law, and as such, are subject to the same rules and regulations as regular bikes. However, it is important to check with your airline to make sure that they allow bikes on board. Some airlines may have restrictions on the size or weight of the bike, so be sure to familiarize yourself with their policy before travel.

When riding an e-bike, you should always wear a helmet and other protective gear. E-bikes can reach speeds of up to 28 mph, so it is important to be safe when riding. In addition, you may want to consider wearing padded pants and a jacket to protect yourself from scratches and bumps.

Pedaling an e-bike is very similar to pedaling a traditional bike. You simply need to pedal in order to activate the motor and provide power. However, it is important to note that e-bikes require more power than regular bikes, so you may need to pedal harder to get them moving. Once the bike is moving, however, it will be easier to keep going with the assistance of the motor.

Unlike traditional bikes, you don’t have to pedal an e-bike. Instead, the bike will assist your pedaling depending on how much power you need.