Everything you need to know about ebikes! | The ebiketips beginner's guide to ebikes

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Got questions about e-bikes? We're here to answer them! In this beginner's guide we'll talk you through what ebikes are, the different kinds you can get, battery and motor technology, range, cost and lots more.

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0:35 what is an ebike?
1:25 types of ebike
3:25 what are the benefits of ebikes?
5:49 ebike motor systems
8:17 assistance levels
9:12 ebike batteries
11:25 ebike range
13:18 ebike pricing

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Like your no fluff approach, I’m at an age where I’m really considering this just for my mental health of being able to get out and about. Keeping my brain and limbs going is really important. Thanks for posting 👍🏻

mikes

The main issue I think is the security- insurance is one thing but dependent on where you lock it up and what locks.

Another big issue and more important also issue of where you ride it. Riding on roads and sharing it with drivers. I say most are considerate where I live but there are a few who just aren’t and are just bullies on the road who won’t give you the room when they overtake. There are few segregated cycle lanes where I live. That’s not mentioning the state of roads in the UK with potholes likely going to damage tyres and suspension.

badabing

Excellent video. Basically answered all my questions and saved me hours of scrolling through other videos. Thanks.

jimhester

I bought a noname folding Ebike from China, hydraulic brakes, 750 watt hub motor will do 55 kph if you’re crazy enough to use the throttle instead of the PA level 5. Love riding in the summer.
, fall and spring but at -30C not for winter use at my age 64 . Price only $1600 CDN, but have seen bikes here that cause $18000 CDN ! Crazy considering theft issues . Cheers 😅

ralger

Liked and Subscribed. 60's male, etc. So many questions, I'll need to write them down and get back to you.

julianedge

Intelligent and articulate with encyclopedic knowledge shared effortlessly. Am I on the wrong YouTube? 🙃

Tricyklist

Hey question im going to buy my first e bike any advice on which to buy i plan to use it 5 miles and back for work. My budget is £600

daanyaal

Very informative, , , I won't feel so stupid now when I go to buy, , , thank you x

Irishmammy

Great video for newbies 👍🏻, but……..Somewhat amazed that most the riders in this video are not wearing a helmet. If you’ve ever known anyone who’s suffered a head injury or died from cycling, you’d be wearing the best one you can afford. How much is your bike worth? How much is your life worth?

hovishill

I like my electric bike but the thought of 5 Grand for an electric bike is insane .

felixalbion

Really enjoyed watching that
i currently ride a motorcycle for my daily 36 mile round trip from Kent to Regent st but Lately i have thought about ditching the petrol for an E-bike and although i watch reviews im still
Not sure what BIKE I SHOULD GET
this would be an all weather bike ride with some fairly steep hills although i could revise my journey a little
so my motorcycle is probably worth a comfortable £2000 so i guess that's my budget
Any strong contenders in your opinion Even second hand ????

chrissmall

Hmm, you do have to replace the batteries eventually, sometimes every two years, and they cost a minimum of £200 for a cheap brand. Plus lithium batteries are difficult to recycle. The most eco friendly bike is a push bike.

superelectic

I just bought my first ebike 3400.00 excellent warranty on battery electric bike company
I'm going to save on gas, parking is free and I can always find parking unlike in a car .... Car insurance less miles saves don't need to join a dirty gym or crowds the only thing is it's a little heavy for me to have to pick up to put on a bike rack 4:32 9:25

ginacardarella

i am after an ebike, i have been thinking of the engwe e26, its to take me and my fishing tackle about 2 miles and back. what is your opinion of this bike. thanks

qzbklre

I’m looking at a folding e-bike through peddle my wheels hire scheme. Only options are Raleigh Stow E Way which I see you recommend in the price range, or the Forme Buxton Ltd electric folder. I live in a hilly part of north London and will be mainly using the bike for leisure although I may also use for commuting approx 7.5 miles each way, pretty steep uphill part of way home. Which is the better of these two, or are they much the same? Thanks

lizzychater