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Bismarck Sets Minimum Riding Ages for E-Bikes and E-Scooters
Bismarck adopted a minimum age of 12 for e-scooters and Class 1 and 2 e-bikes, and 16 for Class 3, plus new enforcement provisions.
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Atlanta's $1 Million E-Bike Rebate Returns: Fall 2026 Window, Income Tiers, and How the Lottery Works
Atlanta's e-bike rebate reopens Sept. 8-22, 2026 with $1,600/$1,100/$550 tiers and a random lottery. Here is what the official program page confirms.
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Zero Motorcycles Says DC Fast Charging Arrives in 2027. Here Is What Buyers Still Do Not Know
Zero Motorcycles says DC fast charging arrives in 2027 on some street and dual-sport bikes. Models, connector, power, retrofits, and price are unknown.
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Cleveland Launches $500 and $1,500 E-Bike Rebates: How the Pilot Works and What to Do Before September 1
Cleveland and Bike Cleveland announced a 100-rebate e-bike pilot on Aug. 24, 2026. Applications open September 1 at EBikeCleveland.com. What is confirmed.
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Elk Grove Approves E-Bike Sidewalk Ban and Keeps 15 mph Trail Limit
Elk Grove's City Council approved an ordinance on August 12, 2026 that bars e-bikes and e-scooters from most sidewalks and holds the trail limit at 15 mph.
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Urban Arrow's First Longtail Hits US and Canadian Dealers: What $6,999 Buys on the Breeze
The Urban Arrow Breeze longtail cargo e-bike is now in North America with a Bosch Cargo Line motor, belt drive, and passenger kit. How its price compares.
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Batch eFT.3 Buyer Checklist: A 28 mph Fat Tire Commuter for Pavement
Electrek reports the Batch eFT.3 at $1,999 with 28 mph assist, a 720 Wh LG battery, and full commuter equipment. What the review establishes.
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Colorado's $1,000 E-Bike Rebate Is Back: What Buyers Should Do Before August 24
Colorado is relaunching its e-bike rebate with $3 million for 2,800 income-qualified residents. What the program covers and how to prepare by August 24.
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LiveWire Got an NYSE Share Price Warning. What It Actually Means If You Are Shopping for the Bike
LiveWire disclosed a July 23, 2026 NYSE deficiency notice for trading under $1.00. It is a warning with a six month cure window, not a delisting.
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NYC Sends Cease-and-Desist Orders to 42 Online Retailers Over Illegal E-Bikes and Scooters
Mayor Mamdani's office ordered 42 online retailers to stop selling overpowered e-bikes and scooters into NYC. What the wattage, speed, and VIN limits mean.
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Grand Haven Passes Ordinances to Ban E-Bikes and E-Scooters From Its Harbor Boardwalk and Limit Summer Sidewalk Riding Downtown
Grand Haven's city council passed ordinances banning e-bikes and e-scooters from its 1.5 mile harbor boardwalk and adding summer sidewalk limits downtown.
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NYC Council Sets September 30 E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety Hearing: What Riders Should Watch
The City Council set a September 30 hearing on over a dozen e-bike and e-scooter bills. Nothing has passed yet. What each proposal would change for riders.
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Segway MAX G3 Plus Preorder: What the Bigger Battery and New Range Math Actually Mean
Segway's MAX G3 Plus commuter scooter is up for preorder with a 717 Wh battery, a 56-mile low-power range claim under a revised test, and new ICBS braking.
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Stark Future Says It Turned a Profit in H1 2026. What That Does and Does Not Tell VARG Buyers
Stark Future reports EUR 86 million in H1 2026 revenue, positive EBITDA, and 8,124 bikes delivered. Why these unaudited figures matter to VARG buyers.
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Kona's Updated El Kahuna Trekking E-Bike: What the Spec List Confirms and What It Leaves Out
Kona repositioned the El Kahuna as a do-it-all trekking hardtail with a Bosch mid-drive and 625Wh battery. What the launch confirms and what to ask.
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New York's AG Warns That Overpowered Machines Sold as E-Bikes Are Illegal: The Buyer's Label Check
Attorney General Letitia James says selling vehicles as e-bikes when they exceed New York's speed or power limits violates state law. The label check.
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Segway's Xyber Air Gets a Name and a Presale Date, But Not a Price: A Buyer's Read
Segway revealed the street-focused Xyber Air with selectable Class 1, 2, and 3 operation and an August 13 presale, but no price. What is confirmed so far.
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Aniioki A9 Pro Max Buyer Check: The Classification, Insurance, and Battery Questions to Settle Before You Order
Aniioki's A9 Pro Max has pedals, dual motors claimed at 6,000W peak, and a claimed 40 to 45 mph. That is not a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike. What to confirm.
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Jacksonville's Proposed E-Bike Rules: What Ordinance 2026-0570 Would Change, and What Is Already Law
Jacksonville is weighing a 10 mph sidewalk cap, an under-11 age floor, an under-16 helmet rule, and a passenger ban for e-bikes. The bill is in committee.
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VinFast Opens 21 Philippine Showrooms and Promises 30,000 Swap Cabinets: What a Buyer Can Actually Bank On
VinFast says it opened 21 electric motorcycle showrooms in the Philippines with the Evo, Feliz II, and Viper. What has opened versus what is only planned.
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Royal Enfield's Flying Flea C6 Now Has 11 Bengaluru Touchpoints: What That Does and Doesn't Prove
Royal Enfield expanded Flying Flea C6 retail and service points in Bengaluru to 11, per Visordown and Autocar India. What a hub-and-spoke rollout signals.
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Also TM-B Bikes Start Shipping to a US Warehouse: The Buyer Check (2026)
Also's TM-B started shipping to a US warehouse after months of delays, per TechCrunch. What reservation holders should confirm on trim, price, and refunds.
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Two Aventons, One $1,299 Price: How to Choose Between the Level 3 and Pace 4
Aventon's Level 3 commuter and Pace 4 step-through cruiser both hit $1,299 in a reported flash sale. How to pick the right one, and what to verify first.
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Lectric Says It Just Crossed $1 Billion in Sales. Here Is What That Actually Proves
Lectric eBikes says it hit $1 billion in Shopify sales and its 750,000th unit on the same day. What Electrek reports, and what is only a company claim.
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Juiced Scrambler: Reading a Revived Brand's $1,699 Moto-Style E-Bike Before You Order
Juiced is back and the Scrambler starts at $1,699. Electrek now reports a $1,999 dual-battery Hardtail claiming 120 miles. What buyers still must verify.
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Kansas City's New E-Bike, Micro-Mobility, and Electric Motorcycle Rules: What Passed and When It Starts
Kansas City passed new e-bike rules: 15 mph on sidewalks, 20 mph on paths, helmets under 18, Class 3 age limits, a label presumption, and a 120 day delay.
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Mondraker's 2nd-Gen Dusty Drops the Hub Motor: Reading the RR, R, and S Builds
The new Mondraker Dusty e-gravel bike switches to a TQ-HPR60 mid-drive. Here is what the launch actually confirms about the RR, R, S 580, and S 360 builds.
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Scott Sweep 10 vs Sweep 20 vs Sweep 20 Wave: Sorting Out Scott's New Commuter E-Bikes
Scott's new Sweep city e-bikes run Bosch Hub Line motors and 360Wh batteries. What the launch confirms, and the price, weight, and range gaps left open.
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Coeur d'Alene Is Ticketing Pedal-Less 'E-Bikes' on City Trails: Check the Cranks Before You Ride
Coeur d'Alene is warning and ticketing riders on pedal-less electric bikes on trails and the waterfront. Idaho's e-bike definition starts with pedals.
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Everett's New E-Bike and Scooter Rules: Where You Can Ride, Who Needs a Helmet, What It Costs
Everett approved new e-bike and e-scooter rules: Class 3 access limits, downtown sidewalk bans, helmet rules by age, and $50 to $150 fines. Per KOMO.
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Pittsburgh's E-Bike Rules Now Change at the Township Line: Harrisburg Sets the Street, Each Municipality Decides Its Own Parks
Seven Pittsburgh-area municipalities have passed or weighed e-bike rules for land they own. What is enacted, what was tabled, and what state law says.
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Riverhead's E-Bike and E-Scooter Rules: Age 16, Helmets, and Class 1 or 2 Only
Riverhead, N.Y. police describe the town's Chapter 213 rules: a 16-and-up age floor, helmets for everyone, Class 1 and 2 only, and fines up to $500.
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Huffy Quantis Kids eBike: $899.99, and the Official Page Contradicts Itself on Wheel Size
Huffy's Quantis Kids eBike lists at $899.99 with a 250W motor and a 15 mph cap. What families should confirm on wheel size, fit, local law, and service.
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Orange County's School E-Bike Rule Turns on a Driver's License, Not on What the Bike Is
Orange County's school board approved rules barring students without a license or learner's permit from bringing e-bikes or e-scooters to campus, per WKMG.
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Dorado's V3 Claims a 7.2 kWh Swappable Battery for $10,499. Here Is What a Buyer Should Verify First
Dorado V3 electric dirt bike claims 48 hp, 80 mph, and a swappable 7.2 kWh pack at $10,499. What to confirm on packs, warranty, delivery, and service.
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Tenways Ago Performance Buyer Takeaways: What Cycling Electric Found on Tenways' First Bosch E-Bike
Cycling Electric rode the Tenways Ago Performance, a belt-drive Bosch commuter at GBP 2,999. What its findings mean for fit, weight, gearing, and service.
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Veo Puts a Shared Electric Trike on Denver Streets: What Riders Can Actually Try Now
Veo launched 50 Rover electric trikes in downtown Denver with a 10 mph cap and cargo baskets. What Veo confirms, what it has not published, how to ride.
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E-Bike Motor Rebuild or New Drive Unit? The 2026 Ownership Math
A specialist shop is reframing e-bike motor repair. Per Canadian Cycling Magazine: warranty first, then a rebuild instead of a whole new drive unit.
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Trek Caps Its eMTBs at Class 1: What the Speed Limit Means for Riders
BikeRadar reports Trek is voluntarily limiting US eMTBs to Class 1 (20 mph, no throttle) while keeping Class 3 pavement bikes at 28 mph. What that means.
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Garden City Greenbelt E-Bike Rules Turn on What Your Bike Can Do, Not Its Wattage
Garden City, Idaho restricts high-speed electric vehicles on the Boise River Greenbelt. Per KIVI and police, capability past 28 mph is the e-bike line.
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London Police Have Seized More Than 2,500 Illegal E-Bikes and E-Scooters in 2026 (UK Enforcement Explained)
The Met have passed their full-year 2025 seizure total, using roadside dyno checks against a 15.5 mph assist limit. What UK riders should verify.
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Kingbull Discover ST 2.0 Buyer Takeaways: What Electrek's Ride Report Says About the $1,119 Fat-Tire E-Bike
Electrek rode the Kingbull Discover ST 2.0 and found natural torque-sensor assist and solid brakes at $1,119. What buyers should check before ordering.
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Massachusetts Senate Passes Proposed E-Bike and Scooter Speed Tiers (Not Law Yet)
The Massachusetts Senate passed a proposed speed-tier framework for e-bikes and scooters on July 23, 2026. It is not law yet. What riders should check now.
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ENVO UPT: An 18-in-1 Modular Electric Utility Vehicle You Configure Yourself, and What to Verify Before Pre-Ordering
ENVO's modular UPT promises up to 18 light electric vehicle configurations from one platform, per Electrek. Reported pricing, timing, and what to verify.
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Lectric XP4 750 Buyer Takeaways: What SFGATE's Several-Week Test Says About the $1,300 Folder
SFGATE's several-week Lectric XP4 750 test found smooth torque-sensor assist, strong hill power, and a 71 lb problem. What buyers should weigh first.
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LiveWire Sold 267 Electric Motorcycles in Q2 2026. Buyers Should Still Watch the $18 Million Operating Loss
LiveWire's SEC-filed Q2 2026 results show motorcycle sales up 386% to 267 units, a flat $18 million operating loss, and $52.9 million in cash on hand.
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Panama City Beach Weighs a 10 mph Sidewalk Limit for Class 1 E-Bikes, With a Second Reading Expected in Early August
Panama City Beach heard the first reading of proposed e-bike rules: a 10 mph sidewalk cap for Class 1 bikes, bike lanes for the rest. Nothing is law yet.
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Fox Transfer Neo E-Optimized: One Less Battery to Charge, but Only Three Specialized Levo Models Can Run It
Fox's new wire-powered dropper ditches the Transfer Neo's separate battery, per BikeRumor. Pricing, the Specialized Levo-only launch, and who should buy.
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Segway's Next Generation Xyber Aims for Class 1, 2, and 3 Operation: What the Teaser Tells Buyers
Segway told Electrek its next generation Xyber is being built for selectable Class 1, 2, and 3 operation. What is confirmed and what to verify.
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Specialized S-Works Levo R Ultralight: 41.5 lb of Full Power, and What the Diet Costs You
Specialized claims its S-Works Levo R Ultralight weighs 18.8 kg with a full 850W drive unit. The range, durability, and cost math behind that number.
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California E-Bike Collision Reports Jumped From 2 to 1,506 in Six Years. Here Is What That Number Does and Does Not Mean
A UC San Diego review of CHP collision records from 2018 through 2024 shows rising e-bike injury reports, younger injured riders, and more severe outcomes.
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Pedego Ridge Rider 2 and Latch 2: What Buyers Should Weigh Before the Introductory Price Ends
Pedego's new Ridge Rider 2 and Latch 2 pair dealer assembly and a five-year warranty with lower prices. What to compare on weight, range, and class.
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Sodium-Ion E-Bike Batteries: Promising Chemistry, but Not Coming to Your Frame Tube Soon
Electrek reports sodium-ion packs could bring lower cost and better thermal stability, but the energy density gap versus lithium keeps them off e-bikes.
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E-Bike or E-Moto? Where Colorado Draws the Line, and Why Buyers Should Check Before They Ride
Colorado's e-bike vs e-moto line explained: CDOT and Arapahoe County guidance on classes, wattage, speed, licensing, and what to check before you buy.
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Are eMTB Riders Cheating? What One Skeptic's Amflow Conversion Tells Buyers
A longtime eMTB skeptic at The Verge changed his mind on an Amflow PX Carbon Pro. What his account shows buyers, what stays subjective, and what to check.
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HMP Flash: A 75 mph Electric Scooter From $4,799, With Motorcycle Rules Attached
HMP's new Flash electric scooter lists 75 mph and a 70 mile company-tested range from $4,799. The license, battery, and charging realities for US buyers.
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Segway Xaber 300 Buyer Takeaways: What Electrek's Month of Riding Found on the $5,299 E-Moto
Electrek's month on the Segway Xaber 300 found Marzocchi suspension, serious software, and a $5,299 price. What one review does and does not prove for you.
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Lectric XPress2 Buyer Takeaways: What BikeRumor's Weeks of Testing Say About the $1,399 Commuter
BikeRumor's weeks-long Lectric XPress2 test found a quieter, smoother $1,399 commuter. What switchable sensors, class settings, and weight mean for buyers.
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n+ Launches Volkswagen-Licensed Smart E-Bikes With a Rear-View Camera, Radar Blind-Spot Alerts, and a Glasses HUD
n+ unveils Volkswagen-licensed Sports and Crossover e-bikes with a rear-view camera, radar blind-spot alerts, and a glasses HUD, with reported pricing.
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Hawaii's HB2021 Adopts the Three-Class E-Bike System and Bans E-Motos From Bike Lanes, Streets and Sidewalks
Hawaii's new HB2021 law adopts the three-class e-bike system and bars e-motos from bike lanes, streets, and sidewalks. What riders and buyers need to know.
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Infinite Machine's $3,495 Olto Ships as a Class 2 E-Bike, Weighs a Reported 175 lb, and Leaves the Legal Call to You
Electrek's hands-on puts the $3,495 Infinite Machine Olto at about 175 lb with a 36 mph app unlock. What buyers should check before riding or unlocking it.
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Momentum's Giant-Backed Vida E+ EX Commuter Adds Cruise Mode and an Optional Throttle at $1,985
Momentum's Vida E+ EX commuter e-bike brings a 500 W SyncDrive hub motor, Cruise Mode, and a 700 Wh battery for $1,985, but its class rating is unsettled.
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Tern's Redesigned HSD Gen 3 Compact Cargo E-Bike Starts at $4,999 With Bosch Gen 5 and a 419 lb Load Rating
Tern's HSD Gen 3 compact cargo e-bike starts at $4,999 with Bosch Gen 5, a 419 lb load rating, and small-footprint storage. Who it is for.
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Free E-Bike Demo Days in Marquette, Michigan Run Through July 18, 2026
Lakeshore Bike in Marquette, Michigan is offering free two-to-three-hour e-bike test rides through Saturday, July 18, 2026, with marked-down demo bikes.
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Watertown, N.Y. Now Requires E-Bike Helmets and Bans E-Bikes From Sidewalks (2026)
Watertown, New York passed new e-bike safety rules requiring helmets and keeping e-bikes off sidewalks, with fines up to $300. What riders need to know.
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North Carolina's New Three-Class E-Bike Law Takes Effect Dec. 1, 2026
North Carolina adopted a statewide three-class e-bike system under House Bill 1094. What changes Dec. 1, who needs a helmet, and where local rules apply.
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Folsom Police Run E-Bike and E-Motorcycle Enforcement Operation: 8 Citations, 2 E-Motorcycles Towed
Folsom police cited 8 riders and towed 2 illegally operated e-motorcycles in a week of enforcement. Why the e-bike vs motor vehicle line matters.
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Urbandale, Iowa Proposes E-Bike Rules for Sidewalks and Trails, With a First Council Vote Expected July 21
Urbandale is proposing rules that would ban motors over 750 watts on sidewalks, trails, and green spaces. Nothing is law yet. What riders should know.
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New Jersey's E-Bike License, Registration, and Helmet Rules Become Enforceable Sunday. Here Is What Riders Must Do Now
New Jersey's e-bike law becomes enforceable Sunday, July 19, 2026. Licensing, registration, insurance, age, and helmet rules, and what riders should do.
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A Teen's Death at Seattle's Colonnade Park Puts Washington's E-Bike Rules Review in Sharp Focus
A 14-year-old died riding an electric motorized bike at Seattle's I-5 Colonnade. What happened, what Washington's SB 6110 work group is reviewing.
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Trek Enters the Throttle Fat Tire Game With the Borrego+ and Borrego+ S
Trek has launched the Borrego+ and Borrego+ S, throttle-enabled fat tire e-bikes with a 750W hub motor and 720 Wh battery. What dealer backing means.
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Ariel Rider's New MUDD 72V Is a 65 MPH 'Private Property Bike,' Not an E-Bike. Here Is What That Means Before You Pre-Order
Ariel Rider opened pre-orders for the MUDD 72V, with a reported 8,000W peak motor and 65+ mph top speed. It is not a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike.
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Amazon and UL Win Injunction Over Fake UL Certification Claims on E-Bikes and E-Scooters
A federal court consent judgment bars five companies from using counterfeit UL certification marks on e-bikes and e-scooters sold on Amazon. What it means.
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Honda's First Full-Size Electric Motorcycle, the WN7, Lands in European Dealers
The Honda WN7 is in European dealers at £12,999 in the UK, with 67 hp, an 87-mile claimed range, and CCS2 fast charging. No US plans are announced yet.
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Jasion Hunter Pro Review Roundup: A $999 Folding Fat Tire E-Bike With Full Suspension
Electrek reviewed the Jasion Hunter Pro, a $999 folding fat tire e-bike with full suspension, a 720Wh battery, and Class 3 speeds. What to know first.
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Eurobike 2026: The E-Bike Trends That Actually Matter for Riders
Electrek's tour of Eurobike 2026 surfaced hidden-suspension commuters, pedal-by-wire drivetrains, cargo quads, and light folders. What US buyers gain.
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Florida Vetoes E-Bike Sidewalk Speed Bill After Legislature Approval
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed SB 382, which would have set a 10 mph e-bike limit around pedestrians on sidewalks and created a safety task force.
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Gobao's X1P Drive Promises Automatic Shifting With No Derailleur at All
Gobao's X1P e-bike motor builds an electronic CVT into the drive unit, shifting through effectively infinite ratios with no derailleur or shifter.
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Maryland Opens State Trails to Class 1 E-Bikes: What Qualifies and What Stays Out
Maryland DNR now allows Class 1 pedal-assist e-bikes on many multi-use trails on state public lands, with a 20 mph assist cap. Which bikes qualify.
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San Diego Moves Toward E-Bike Age Restrictions: No Riders Under 12
San Diego's City Council advanced an ordinance banning riders under 12 from Class 1 and 2 e-bikes, with a $25 fine, a safety-course option.
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Beachman's New Aviator Blurs the Line Between E-Bike and Light Motorcycle
Beachman's Aviator lineup starts at $5,499 and spans a Class 2 e-bike, a 45 mph light motorcycle, and an upcoming 125cc-equivalent model.
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Illinois Sets a Statewide E-Bike and Micromobility Law Starting July 1, 2026
Illinois SB 3484 creates uniform classifications and operating standards for e-bikes, e-scooters, and similar devices, plus a 2027 title rule.
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CPSC Proposes a Federal E-Bike Battery Safety Rule
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has proposed a federal rule for lithium-ion batteries in micromobility products. What could change for riders.
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Segway Asks Riders to Help Shape Its New Electric Dirt Bike
Segway is asking riders to weigh in on its new electric dirt bike before launch, opening the development cycle to feedback from real off road users.
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Tern Bicycles Selects BikeInsure as Official Electric Bike Insurance Partner
Tern Bicycles named BikeInsure its official e-bike insurance partner, giving customers opt-in coverage for theft, crashes, transit damage, and accessories.
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Blacksheep ONE: 50 Hand-Built Electric Motorcycles Co-Designed With Their Riders
Boutique maker Blacksheep is launching the ONE, a limited run of 50 hand-built electric motorcycles, with each bike co-designed by the rider who orders it.
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The Uncomfortable Reality Behind Rivian's New Billion-Dollar E-Bike Brand
Rivian's e-bike spinoff drew a billion-dollar valuation and big headlines, but Electrek says the story under the hype is more complicated than it looks.
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JackRabbit's New MG Cargo Is a Featherweight E-Bike That Hauls 10 Times Its Own Weight
JackRabbit unveiled the MG Cargo, an ultra-light cargo e-bike from the San Diego brand that promises serious hauling without the bulk of a longtail.
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E-Bike Regulations Tighten Across the U.S.: What 2026 Looks Like for Riders, Brands, and Retailers
U.S. cities, school districts, and states are tightening e-bike rules in 2026. Here's what's driving the shift and what riders and retailers should know.
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Pedal-by-Wire E-Bike Motors Explained: What They Are and Why They Matter (2026)
A new pedal-by-wire e-bike motor system removes the mechanical chain entirely. Here is what that actually means for riders, range, and reliability.
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Sur-Ron Wins Copyright Suit Against Talaria as Chinese Copycats Face Pressure
Sur-Ron has prevailed in a copyright suit against Talaria, MSN reports, sending a warning to Chinese copycat brands in the electric motorcycle market.
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This Weird Electric Motorcycle Looks Like A Concept That Escaped Into Real Life
RideApart spotlights an electric motorcycle whose wild styling looks pulled straight from a concept sketch, with hard specs still missing for now.
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Verge Motorcycles Solid-State Battery Claims Draw Industry Skepticism
Powersports Business raises doubts about Verge Motorcycles' solid-state battery claims, questioning timelines and performance figures for electric bikes.
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Voi Posts Record €178.2M Year With Fleet Up 34% and Rides Up 55%
Voi's FY2025 numbers show €178.2m in revenue, a 34% bigger fleet, and 116m rides, up 55% year over year, marking the operator's strongest year on record.
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XEKOYA Debuts XE100 Electric Dirt Bike for Off-Road Riders
XEKOYA has launched the XE100 electric dirt bike, a new off-road model aimed at trail riders looking for a quieter alternative to gas bikes.
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How Long Do Electric Motorcycle Batteries Last, and What Happens to Them After?
Electric motorcycle batteries typically last 5-10 years or more, but questions about second-life use and end-of-cycle disposal are growing louder.
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Specialized Brings High-Performance E-Bike DNA to the New Vado 3 Commuter Line
Specialized's new Vado 3 and Vado 3 EVO pack trail-bike tech into a practical urban package, marking a significant upgrade for everyday riders.
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Specialized Vado 3 EVO: A High-Performance Commuter E-Bike Worth Watching
Specialized's Vado 3 EVO is generating buzz as a performance-focused urban e-bike. What riders need to know about the latest entry in the Vado lineup.
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KTM's Electric Dirt Bike Has No Rev, No Clutch, and Zero Apologies
KTM's electric off-road machine skips the gearbox and the exhaust note but delivers serious dirt credentials for riders willing to make the switch.
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Lectric Expands to Canada: America's Best-Selling E-Bikes Head North
Lectric eBikes is officially rolling into Canada, bringing its budget-friendly, best-selling models north of the border. What it means for Canadian buyers.
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London E-Bike Hire Company Forest Taps 'One Pound Fish Man' for Viral Campaign
Forest, a London e-bike hire company, recruited viral sensation Shahid 'One Pound Fish Man' to promote £1 rides, tripling app searches in the process.
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Navee XT5 Pro: A 30+ MPH E-Scooter That Nails Almost Everything
Electrek's review pegs the Navee XT5 Pro as a fast, well-built commuter scooter with one notable catch. What stands out and the tradeoff to know.
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Super73's New A-Series and the Ridstar Battery-Fire Recall Standoff
Super73 refreshes its entry A-Series while Ridstar faces battery-fire reports and reported recall resistance. What both stories mean for e-bike buyers.
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Dear bike industry: Give us more small travel, full-power e-MTBs please! - Cycling News | electric bike reviews, buying advice and news - ebiketips
Ebiketips argues the bike industry should build more short-travel, full-power e-MTBs. Why 100 to 120 mm bikes with a full motor suit most riders.
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Heybike Omega Review: A Laid-Back Cruiser That Actually Hits Its Range Claim
Electric Bike Report clocked the Heybike Omega at 104.7 miles in PAS 2, rare honesty in a segment full of inflated range specs. Who the cruiser is for.
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Best Electric Bikes of 2026, Style by Style: What the Experts Rate
A look at Cycling Weekly's 2026 best electric bikes roundup, with the standout commuter, road, and cargo picks and RoostMode's buyer context on choosing.
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Spring Riding Season Is Here: 12 Expert-Tested Electric Bikes for Commuting, Trails, and Fitness
Warm weather is back, and with rising gas prices we rounded up the top spring e-bike picks from Bicycling's expert test team for commuting and trails.
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Aventon's New 'Current' eMTB Goes Full Suspension for $5,999
Aventon has launched the Current, a full-suspension electric mountain bike with a Brose motor and carbon frame at $5,999, about half the price of rivals.
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Velotric's Tempo Is a 28 MPH Commuter E-Bike That Weighs Under 40 Lbs
Velotric has launched the Tempo, a Class 3 commuter e-bike that tops out at 28 MPH and weighs under 40 pounds, for commuters who want speed without bulk.
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Budget E-Bike Maker Tenways Files for a Hong Kong IPO
Tenways, the fast-growing European commuter e-bike brand backed by Tencent and Alibaba, has filed for a Hong Kong Stock Exchange IPO.
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Rad Power Bikes Gets a New Owner, and Life EV Plans US-Built E-Bikes
Rad Power Bikes has a new owner and Life EV wants to build e-bikes in the US. Here's what the shake-up means for warranties, parts, and buyers.
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ENGWE M20 3.0 Officially Launches, Redefining Performance E-Bikes for City Riders and Explorers
ENGWE launches the M20 3.0 moped-style e-bike with 3300W peak power, dual-battery option for 180-mile range, and introductory pricing starting at $1,399.
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Sonoma County cities seek to curb illegal use of e-scooters, e-bikes use among youth as their popularity soars
Sonoma County law enforcement is cracking down on underage e-scooter and e-bike riders with fines up to $400 and a new state law allowing confiscation.
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