One of the most important things when buying a bike is choosing the right size that comfortably fits your body type. If you're heavier than average, there are a few key considerations to have in mind when shopping for an electric bike. This guide runs you through what you need to look out for.

A key benefit of all electric bikes are that the extra power available to you through the motor makes it easier to conquer hills. Power assistance is matched to your pedalling efforts, meaning you arrive at the top of the hill sweat and effort-free.  Of course, if you like the extra challenge most eBikes can have their assistance reduced considerably, meaning more leg power is required.  Most of the eBikes we stock, and most good ones available on the market will handle ordinary hills without too much concern. Avoid anything under £1,500 as they will suffer from weak motors and...

It’s hard to avoid the initial slight shock when you see an electric bike and the price.

Before you get too carried away in shock, let us explain a little bit about why living with an electric bike is cheaper than you may think, and why the initial price is high.

Due to the motor and battery, electric bikes can be quite a bit heavier than their unpowered equivalents. For example, the standard Raleigh Strada weighs 13kgs, while the electric version is 19kgs. Bigger batteries are usually a big factor. They give you longer range but the increased cell density makes them heavier. So, what are some of the lightest electric bikes available? Why not visit our London electric bike store and try one out for yourself! Coboc One Soho When it comes to a stylish bike that is lightweight and doesn’t look at all electric, there is really no competition...