Usage of "e-bike" | TermGallery

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Bicycle with an integrated electric motor.

Usage of e-bike in English

No special skills or knowledge are required to ride an e-bike. 
 The South African 

The e-bike lends a whole new and unique experience to tourists. 
 The South African 

Haters, you're going to cringe at my conclusion: This e-bike is a blast. 
 Wired 

The e-bike weighs as much as the bike he started with. 
 Wired 

But who says an e-bike has to look like a bike? 
 Wired 

I read with interest Jacqueline Kearns's letter about her e-bike. 
 The Irish Times 

Further research divulged that "e-bike built for women" is a partial truth. 
 Wired 

Cycling an e-bike without third-party insurance would be cycling illegally. 
 The Irish Times 

Triumph isn't alone among motorcycle firms eager to jump onboard the booming e-bike bandwagon. 
 The Verge 

What if a commuter e-bike shifted gears based on speed, torque, and pedal cadence? 
 Wired 

Well, Gabriel Wartofsky's e-bike is not one of those concepts. 
 Wired 

But she cautions against hopping straight on an e-bike if you've never ridden before. 
 Radio NZ 

Typically an e-bike has a 300-watt battery and a motor. 
 Radio NZ 

For the rider, the extender triples the range of their e-bike with minimal additional weight. 
 Wired 

Even Ducati launched its first e-bike last year. 
 The Verge 

There are eight e-bike suppliers to choose from, offering different bulk-discounts, with trials and financing options. 
 Radio NZ 

e-bike

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Meanings of e-bike in English