How Much Range Does a Hunting E-Bike Really Need?
Calculate realistic hunting e-bike range using trip distance, terrain, temperature, load, measured battery use, and a reserve for the return ride.
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Are E-Bikes Covered by Auto Insurance? What Riders Need to Know
Auto insurance usually does not insure the e-bike itself, but it may help when a car causes a collision. Learn how liability, PIP, MedPay, UM/UIM, property insurance, and dedicated e-bike coverage may apply.
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ALSO TM-B Delivery Timeline Extends Into November After Earlier Delays
ALSO has extended the TM-B delivery timeline again, with Launch Edition shipping continuing into November and later pre-order deliveries expected through the end of 2026.
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Best E-Bikes for Couples With Different Heights: 7 Easy-Fit Picks
Compare seven e-bikes that help couples of different heights find a safer, more comfortable fit, whether sharing one bike or buying two matched models.
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Deltona, Florida’s Under-18 E-Bike Ban Faces Enforcement Dispute
Deltona adopted an under-18 e-bike restriction, but the Volusia County sheriff has paused enforcement while seeking clarification. Here is what the ordinance requires.
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Jacksonville Approves 15 MPH E-Bike Limit for Sidewalks and Shared Paths
Jacksonville City Council voted 19-0 to approve a revised e-bike ordinance with a 15 mph sidewalk and shared-use-path limit and no under-11 riding ban. Ordinance 2026-570 is awaiting the mayor’s signature.
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Oklahoma E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, and Local Rules
Understand Oklahoma e-bike classes, licensing exemptions, helmet and age rules, city sidewalk laws, trail access, campus policies, and transit restrictions.
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California E-Bike Injuries Rose Sharply, UC San Diego Study Finds
A statewide UC San Diego study found a sharp increase in reported California e-bike injury collisions, with younger riders and more severe injuries standing out.
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Why Does My E-Bike Chain Skip When I Pedal Hard? Causes and Fixes
An e-bike chain that skips under hard pedaling may indicate a worn chain or rear cogs, poor derailleur adjustment, chainring damage, or a slipping freehub or freewheel. Learn the safest checks and when to visit a bike shop.
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Best E-Bikes for Camping: 8 Picks for Campgrounds and Trails
Compare 8 camping-ready e-bikes selected for terrain, cargo, range, portability, charging practicality, safety, and trail access.
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Massachusetts Senate Advances E-Bike Safety Rules, Sends H.5576 Back to House
Massachusetts senators advanced proposed speed tiers, electrical safety standards, age restrictions and a 20 mph shared-path limit. H.5576 is back before the House and is not yet law.
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Best E-Bikes for Car-Free Living: 8 Practical Car-Replacement Picks
Compare eight practical e-bikes for car-free living, including family cargo bikes, low-maintenance commuters, and folding options for apartments and transit.
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Escondido Advances Revised E-Bike Ordinance in 4-1 First Vote
Escondido advanced a revised e-bike ordinance in a 4-1 first vote Aug. 26, including a proposed under-12 restriction and updated safety and enforcement rules.
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Trek Sets Voluntary U.S. E-Bike Speed Standards, Citing Trail Access
Trek has adopted voluntary U.S. speed standards that limit its electric mountain bikes to Class 1 while allowing 20 mph and 28 mph pavement-bike configurations.
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Louisiana E-Bike Laws: Classes, Helmets, Sidewalks, Trails, and Local Rules
Louisiana recognizes Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes but adds special Class 3 rules and allows local restrictions. This verified guide covers cities, sidewalks, trails, campuses, charging, transit, penalties, and the August 1, 2026 traffic-signal change.
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Cannondale Adventure Neo 4 Review: Comfortable, Simple, but Light on Extras
The Cannondale Adventure Neo 4 delivers smooth Bosch mid-drive assistance and easy step-through comfort, but its $2,875 MSRP is difficult to justify without a discount because lights, fenders, and a rear rack are not included.
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Electric Bike News | Electric Bike Regulations | Electric Bike Safety & Security | Electric Motorcycles
Houston-Area Constables Ask Schools to Ban High-Powered E-Motorcycles
Houston-area constables are asking school districts to restrict high-powered, unregistered electric motorcycles on campuses. The requests do not target lawful Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bikes.
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CPSC Proposes Mandatory Federal E-Bike Battery Safety Standard
CPSC has proposed mandatory federal safety requirements for e-bike batteries, chargers, replacement packs, and conversion kits. The proposal remains under review, with comments due August 24, 2026.
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Orange County Schools Adopt E-Bike and E-Scooter Restrictions for 2026-27
Orange County Public Schools approved new e-bike and e-scooter restrictions for 2026-27. Elementary and middle school students are barred from bringing the devices, while eligible high-school students need a license or learner’s permit and must follow registration and campus rules.
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CPSC Warns Riders to Stop Using Ridstar Q20 and Q20 Lite E-Bikes
CPSC is warning owners to stop using Ridstar Q20 and Q20 Lite e-bikes after 32 front-wheel detachments and 31 reported injuries. The newer warning is separate from the earlier Ridstar battery fire warning.
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Best E-Bikes for Carrying an Adult Passenger in 2026
Introduction Carrying an adult passenger requires more than adding a cushion to an ordinary rear rack. The e-bike must be designed for passenger use, the manufacturer must offer an appropriate seating system, and the passenger must remain within every applicable weight limit. Those limits can include: A cargo e-bike may advertise a 400- or 500-pound…
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Boston, Massachusetts E-Bike Voucher Applications Open Through August 3
Eligible Boston, Massachusetts residents can apply through August 3 for e-bike vouchers worth up to $1,500, plus $150 for approved safety equipment.
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Riese & Müller U.S. Exit Nears July 31: What Owners Should Know
Riese & Müller will end its U.S. business activities July 31, 2026. Here is what owners and buyers should know about orders, inventory, parts, warranties, and dealer support.
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9-Year-Old Injured in Darby Borough, Pennsylvania E-Bike Crash
A 9-year-old boy was injured while riding a reported e-bike in Darby Borough, Pennsylvania. Here is what is known, what remains unclear, and how the state’s minimum-age rule may apply.
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Best E-Bikes for Apartments: 8 Lightweight and Folding Picks
Compare eight apartment-friendly e-bikes selected for manageable weight, compact storage, removable batteries, charging practicality, certification, fit, and service support.
