Category: E-biking regulations

If you are an e-Bike rider who is living in or traveling to the United States, you may be wondering what the e-Bike laws look like over there.  From speed limits to maximum motor outputs and...

Are electric bikes legal in Australia?  Yes, electric bikes are legal in Australia! Bear in mind, however, that the rules and regulations surrounding e-Bikes and what is legally classified as...

Photo courtesy of Vanmoof Unlocking an electrically-assisted bicycle to prevent the power assist from being cut off at 25 km/h is a common practice, yet prohibited by law. Offenders now face up to...

The electric bicycle boom does have its own issues. One of these issues is the co-usage of the riding paths between multiple types of users. This is particularly the case in the countryside and in...

If you buy a standard electric bike, its speed is limited to 25 km per hour. You can go faster, for example, downhill, but as soon as this speed is exceeded, the assistance stops. Your e-bike can not...

As soon as the electric bike exceeds the legal limit of 25 km / h, it is no longer legally considered as an electric bike, but as a speed bike in France. The latter whose speed limit is capped at 45...