January 24, 2022 9:55 pm
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E-bikes are the latest trend to hit the bike industry. It’s easy to see why: These motorized vehicles reach top speeds that far surpass those of traditional bicycles. Unfortunately, e-bikes have also proven much more dangerous. Cyclists can avoid future injuries and deaths by understanding what to know when riding an e-bike. Before hopping on your new ride, take a moment to review these electric bike safety tips. Anticipate how other people will react to you E-bikes are still relatively new to the market. Pedestrians, vehicle drivers and even other cyclists have grown accustomed to traditional bikes that move much slower than the surrounding traffic. Cyclists riding e-bikes for the first time need to anticipate how others on the road... View Article
April 20, 2021 11:28 pm
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E-bikes offer more speed and convenience, but many riders forget they are still bicycles that present the usual dangers. The same bicycle safety rules in Naples, FL that apply to conventional bicycles are still relevant to e-bikes. You want to avoid crashes due to the mere fact that you move with more speed, which increases injury risk. Here are five tips for a safe e-bike ride: Wear a helmet: Head injuries are painful and disabling. Since you move faster on an e-bike, you need a helmet for additional protection. Even if you are super careful, you never know when a driver might cut you off, or another rider crash into you. It is always better to be safe than sorry,... View Article
June 8, 2020 5:24 pm
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Bicycles have been a popular form of transportation and exercise since the early 1900s. More recently, however, riders have made the switch from standard bikes to electric models. As the name suggests, electric bikes—or e-bikes—are bicycles that are partially powered by an electric motor. This post will cover the difference between e-bikes and standard bikes, and teach you a little more about e-bike sales in Naples, FL. About e-bikes E-bikes have been around for about 20 years and don’t look all that much different from standard bicycles. The only difference in the structure is that e-bikes have a battery-powered motor, a drivetrain and a throttle to control the power. Though they’ve been around for a while, early models weren’t all... View Article
