A bike with power assist that supports the rider’s effort levels making hills and longer distances more manageable. The assist is supported by a battery and provides assistance up to 15.5mph.

The range varies on the model and type of usage (topography, rider effort etc.), but typical battery last a minimum of 50 miles on a single charge.

The e-bike can continue to be cycled as a normal bike without battery power.

E-bikes can be charged by either leaving the battery on the e-bike or taking it of to be recharged using a supplied cable through standard mains electricity 240V.

E-bike gears depend on the model and can differ considerably. Most standard e-bikes will have standard gears in addition to a range of power assist settings to tackle a range of gradients.

Charging the batteries at a cost of approximately 5-10 pence per full charge. An annual service is recommended as you would with a standard bike, the electric motor is designed to be maintenance free, consult your local bike shop if you have any queries.

In the UK you must be over 14 years old to ride an e-bike.