Pedal Assist Bike Guide UK: How It Works and What to Try
A practical UK pedal-assist bike guide: how assistance responds, what legal limits mean, which controls to test and how to make your first ride comfortable.
Does a full-suspension e-bike make sense for UK riding? Learn what front and rear suspension do, when a hardtail may suit you, and how to test EMotorad EMX.
A practical UK pedal-assist bike guide: how assistance responds, what legal limits mean, which controls to test and how to make your first ride comfortable.
A practical UK guide to choosing a small electric bike that fits you: standover, reach, test rides and how the EMotorad Veloa, T-Rex Air and other models compare.
Electric bikes are worth more than ordinary bikes, so they need better protection. Here is how to lock, store, mark, register and insure your e-bike in the UK, and how the EMotorad range makes it easier.
An electric cargo bike can replace a lot of short car trips: the school run, the big shop, the tools for a job. Here is how they work, what the UK rules say, what to check before you buy and where the EMotorad Cargo G1 fits.
Cold weather affects your e-bike's range and battery. Here's why, how to charge and store the battery in winter, how to ride safely in the dark and wet, and how to put your bike away for the season.
Thinking about a second-hand e-bike? Our UK checklist covers battery health, motor, frame and brakes, EAPC compliance, paperwork and warranty, red flags, and when buying new is better value.
Worried a legal 250W e-bike won't get you up the hill? Here's why the number is misleading, how torque, pedal assist and gears really do the work, and what actually affects climbing.
Fat tyre e-bikes look tough, but are they right for you? An honest UK guide to where they shine, the trade-offs in weight and range, how they compare with a standard e-MTB, and who should buy one.
How do EMotorad's e-bikes compare with what you'll find on the UK high street? An honest look at price, motor and battery spec, components, warranty and support, and who each option suits.

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