Some people think an e-bike is just like a normal bike except you don’t do much work – good for dodgy knees. Here’s what it’s really like riding an eBike. Electric bikes are essentially standard bikes with a battery and motor which gives you assistance as you pedal, which is why they are treated legally like a regular bike (except you have to be 14 to ride one). The assistance can be adjusted from almost nothing to a level that makes you feel a little bit superhuman – but with traffic and few worries about when it can be charged thanks to charging off any 3 pin plug,...

On the 8th of April 2019, Transport For London (TFL) implemented the new ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) policy which charges a fee for vehicles that do not meet these new emission standards. The purpose behind this relatively new policy is to encourage the use of low emission vehicles to help target and improve air quality in central London.  Over time, bad air quality is thought to worsen chronic illnesses, stunt children’s development, and even shorten life expectancy. London’s nitrogen dioxide levels (NO2), a chemical produced by diesel cars, has been at its highest for many years. The ULEZ is...

One of the most common reactions Electric Bikes get when people are browsing is “I could buy a car for that!”. How do the figures stack up?

No matter what your age is, cycling should be a pastime that is inclusive for everyone. If you’re a senior who is eager to start cycling, dutch style bikes or electric step through bikes can make for an ideal transportation choice and get you back out exploring with the family. 

Luckily, electric bikes can be charged mostly anywhere! All e-bikes use regular 3 pin plugs that are compatible with wall sockets, meaning their batteries can be charged while you’re on the go.