Lectric does not classify the One as a folding e-bike, but it is compact. When storing or transporting the bike, you can ...

Lectric Ebikes has sent another salvo across the bow of the e-bike industry, this time further entrenching itself in ...

Phoenix-based ebike maker Lectric reckons that last year's XPedition model went on to become the best-selling cargo ebike in ...

In September 2023 this Lectric Folding Electric Bike was voluntarily recalled because the mechanical disc brake calipers located on the front and rear of the e-bike can fail resulting in loss of ...

Fires sparked by lithium-ion batteries—which are used to power electric bicycles—have proven to be violent, fast-moving and tough to extinguish. So far this year, the FDNY says 66 fires have ...

and a 48V 10.4Ah battery that provides a shorter travel range up to 45+ miles. Be sure to check out the entire lineup of e-bike bundles while Lectric’s Fall into Savings sale continues.

Velotric and Lectric, to name a few. Also, check that the ebike’s battery meets either UL 2849 or EN15194 certification standards to ensure that it’s built safe.

German company, MAHLE SmartBike Systems, launched the new XS System, a minimalistic new system consisting of only essential eBike components ...

She said: "Many people don’t know how to identify a safe e-bike or a safe e-bike battery and charger, and one in four people say they are discouraged from trying an e-bike because they’ve been ...

It’s the e-bike ... The Lectric XPedition was the star as far as range—even fully loaded with two adult riders, we did a full-day 50-mile ride and still had about half of our battery capacity ...

An exploding lithium-ion battery sparked a fire that killed one person and injured two others in Brighton Beach on Wednesday morning, according to the FDNY. The battery was charging inside a bedroom ...

But it's also important that they perform well too, which is why we put them to the test to check for comfort, adjustability, battery life ... is the best budget electric bike overall, thanks ...