There are currently three classes of e-bikes. Class 1 refers to pedal-assisted bikes that can travel at speeds of up to 20 miles per hour. When you stop pedaling a Class 1 bik… See more

On a non-electric bike, the etiquette is simple: Let both horses and hikers have the right of way; downhill riders yield to uphill riders (which we covered above). Here's the differen… See more

When it comes to a tough climb, these e-bikes are certainly capable of blowing past anyone without a motor. "You can be easily two to three times faster on the uphills," Czuday sa… See more

Batteries drain. The last thing you want while e-biking is to run out of juice halfway through a long ride, especially if weather conditions or your fitness level might make it difficult o… See more