Best Hunting E-Bike Accessories: Trailers, Bags, GPS & Trail Gear
The hunting e-bike accessories I would prioritize for hauling gear, navigating remote trails, preventing flats, extending range and transporting a heavy e-bike safely.
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Nebraska E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, and Local Rules
Understand Nebraska e-bike laws for Class I, II and III bikes, including licensing, helmets, sidewalks, trails, city restrictions, transit and university rules.
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Folsom Holds Off on E-Bike Rules, Orders Revisions
Folsom did not advance two proposed e-bike ordinances Sept. 8. Council members directed staff to combine and revise the proposals covering parks, trails, unsafe riding, and penalties.
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E-Bike Display Not Working or Not Responding to Buttons? Causes and Fixes
Troubleshoot an e-bike display that is blank, flickering, shutting off, or not responding to buttons. Start with safe battery, wiring, control, and reset checks before replacing parts.
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Atlanta E-Bike Rebates Open Sept. 8 With Up to $1,600 Available
Atlanta residents can apply for e-bike rebates worth up to $1,600 through September 22, 2026. Here’s who qualifies, which bikes are eligible, and how the program works.
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Best Mid-Drive E-Bikes With a Throttle: 5 Current Picks
Mid-drive motors and throttles are a rare combination. Compare five current bikes that include a throttle, plus factory throttle-compatible alternatives worth considering.
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Rad Life Mobility Opens Crowdfunding Round for Up to $5 Million
Rad Life Mobility has opened a public Regulation Crowdfunding offering as it builds its e-bike platform around Rad Power Bikes, QuietKat and Serial 1. Here’s what the SEC filing says about the offering and the company’s early financial results.
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Specialized and Rider Reach Settlement in Turbo Levo ‘Over-Run’ Lawsuit
Specialized and a Washington rider have reached a settlement in a product-liability lawsuit involving allegations of unexpected acceleration on a 2022 Turbo Levo e-MTB. The settlement terms have not been publicly disclosed, and the case produced no finding that the bike was defective.
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Mooncool POP Folding E-Bike Review: Smooth, Comfortable, and Easy to Fold
I tested the Mooncool POP folding e-bike to see how it rides, folds, handles, and performs. Here’s what I liked, what took getting used to, and who I think it suits best.
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E-Bike Battery Won’t Unlock? How to Free a Battery Stuck in the Frame Safely
If your e-bike battery won’t unlock or is stuck in the frame, start with these safe checks for the key, latch, cover, alignment, and battery damage – plus when to stop and call a shop.
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Can You Store an E-Bike Vertically? Safe Vertical E-Bike Storage Guide
Most electric bikes can be stored vertically with the right setup, but bike weight, rack capacity, wheel and fender compatibility, battery care, and hydraulic brakes all matter. This guide explains what to check before hanging an e-bike vertically and when a floor stand may be the safer choice.
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Why Do E-Bike Spokes Keep Coming Loose or Breaking? Causes, Fixes, and When to Stop Riding
E-bike spokes that repeatedly loosen or break can signal poor wheel tension, rim damage, spoke-fit problems, or a wheel that needs rebuilding. Learn what to check, when a repair is reasonable, and when to stop riding.
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West Haven, CT Bans E-Bike Motor Use on Boardwalk; Violations Carry $100 Fine
West Haven has approved new boardwalk rules covering e-bikes and other electric-propulsion vehicles. Riders may still walk or manually pedal an e-bike, but using electric propulsion can result in a $100 fine.
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Iowa E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, Cities, and Campus Rules
Iowa recognizes Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 e-bikes, but city, trail, and campus rules can differ. This guide explains Iowa’s 2026 750W update, age and equipment rules, sidewalks, popular trails, cities, schools, and universities.
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Bafang M510RS and M560RS Production Versions Set for Sept. 4 Debut
Bafang’s M510RS and M560RS production eMTB systems debut at IBF September 4, with new 6-axis sensing, adaptive assistance and manufacturer-listed maximum output up to 1,700W.
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How Far Can an Electric Scooter Go? Real-World Range Explained
Learn how far electric scooters really go per charge, why advertised range differs from real-world mileage, and how to plan a round trip with reserve.
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Before You Buy an E-Bike: 12 Problems Owners Wish They Knew About
Experienced e-bike owners share the problems they wish they had considered before buying, from bike weight and rack limits to realistic range, motor choices, battery storage and service.
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Orange Beach Adopts New E-Bike Rules With 15 MPH Path Limit and E-Moto Restrictions
Orange Beach has adopted new e-bike and micromobility rules, including reported 15 mph path limits, a 12 mph Backcountry Trail cap, pedestrian slow-down rules, and restrictions on higher-powered e-motos.
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Grand Rapids Replaces Lime With Veo, Radar Coming to At Least Half of Fleet
Grand Rapids has launched Veo e-bikes and scooters under a new three-year contract, with lower pricing, new vehicle options, and forward-facing radar planned for at least half the fleet.
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National Park Service Proposes Broader E-Bike Access on Park Roads and Trails
The National Park Service is proposing broader e-bike access on park roads and a simpler process for opening additional trails. Here’s what riders should know.
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Monarc Marker Review: Is This Dual-Battery Fat-Tire E-Bike Worth $1,999?
I researched the Monarc Marker’s dual-battery setup, performance, range, weight, warranty, owner feedback, and value to see whether this $1,999 fat-tire e-bike is worth buying.
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Utah Reminds Families of Under-21 E-Bike Helmet Law as School Resumes
Utah’s expanded under-21 e-bike helmet law is already in effect. Here’s what riders and parents need to know about helmets, fines, age restrictions, and upcoming 2027 rules.
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Cleveland E-Bike Rebate Applications Closed: What Happens Next
Cleveland’s e-bike rebate application window closed September 22, 2026. See the rebate amounts, eligibility rules, qualifying bikes, participating shops, and what happens next.
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Illinois Opens a Legal Path for Some 40 MPH E-Bikes – But There’s a Catch
Illinois has created a legal path for some high-speed electric bikes beginning January 1, 2027. Here’s why most 40 mph e-bikes still may not qualify for street use.
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E-Bike Battery Management Systems Explained: What a BMS Does and Why It Matters
An e-bike BMS monitors and protects the battery pack. Learn how voltage, current, temperature, cell balancing, shutdowns, troubleshooting, and battery safety work.
