Class 1 Electric Bikes

Class 1 electric bikes are bicycles equipped with an electric motor that provides assistance when pedaling. The motor is usually integrated into the bicycle frame and is limited to a maximum power of 750 watts. These bikes are designed for use on paved surfaces and are not suitable for off-road riding.

Class 1 electric bikes are usually pedal-assist only, meaning the motor only provides assistance when the rider is pedaling. The amount of assistance is controllable by the rider and can usually be adjusted to provide different levels of power depending on the rider's needs. These bikes usually have a top speed of 20 mph with the motor assist. These electric bikes all have a battery pack that is used to power the motor. The battery pack is usually located on the bicycle frame and can be charged using a standard household socket. These bikes usually have a range of 20-40 miles when riding under normal conditions.

Class 1 electric bikes are a great choice for those who want to get some exercise while still using the assistance of the motor. These bikes are also a good choice for those who want to ride on paved roads but don't want to deal with the added weight and complexity of a full-featured e-bike.

Class 2 E-Bikes

Class 2 e-bikes are electric bikes with an electric motor that can help riders go up to 20 miles per hour. They are similar to Class 1 e-bikes, but are not as limited in terms of speed and power.

Class 2 e-bikes are allowed on most bike paths and trails, and they are a good choice for those who want to get around without having to pedal as much. Class 2 e-bikes are also a good choice for those who want to get some exercise and those who just want to get around town.

In addition, Class 2 e-bikes are a great choice for those who want an alternative to a traditional bike or who need a little help getting around. They are great for short commutes or errands, or even for recreation.

Class 3 E-Bikes

A Class 3 e-bike, also known as an e-bike, is a bicycle that is powered by an electric motor. The motor is usually located in the front wheel hub, which assists the rider as he or she pedals.

Class 3 e-bikes are limited to a top speed of 20 mph and must have a pedal-assist feature that cuts off the motor when the rider stops pedaling. E-bikes are growing in popularity because they offer a convenient and environmentally friendly way to get around. They are also great for riders who can’t make it on a traditional bike for long periods of time.

Class 3 e-bikes offer a versatile and fun way to travel, and they’re a great choice for commuting, running errands, or exploring the outdoors.