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Most if not all electric bikes here in EU won't get close to those speeds, regardless of your fitness. I don't think it's even allowed. If it's capable of doin
by stef25 5y ago
Most if not all electric bikes here in EU won't get close to those speeds, regardless of your fitness. I don't think it's even allowed.
If it's capable of doing 50KPH it should be treated as a motorcycle, away from other cyclists and pedestrians and the rider should have the same knowledge as a motorcyclist wrt to how to behave in traffic.
- newaccount74 5y agoAlmost all ebikes are limited to 25km/h here, which is a reasonable speed in my opinion. It makes cycling accessible to everyone regardless of fitness level or hills, but it also ensures that ebikes go at a similar speed as most other riders (most riders on the cycle paths go between 20 and 30 km/h (12-19MPH) There are some people who modded their ebikes to go faster, but I've only encountered them very rarely.