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Steve from Hardtail Party recently put a CYC Photon Mid-Drive eMTB Conversion kit on his RSD Wildcat to see how it stacks up ...

The Born sits at a compelling nexus of size and usability, weight and power, real-world range and price. It has enough power to keep you interested but doesn't seem excessive for the road or to ...

The California E-Bike Incentive Project aims to combat pollution and increase access to transportation. A total of $3 million will go toward awarding 1,500 e-bikes. Applicants must be at least 18 ...

The Ford F-150 going electric is a BIG deal, not least because the regular one has been North America’s best-selling vehicle (not just truck) for 40 years straight. Since the Lightning – which ...

To learn more or apply for the program, visit the California e-bike voucher website starting Dec. 18.

The rebate program opens to the public tomorrow, and here’s how you can try and snag up to $2,000 to buy your own e-bike. The program took a circuitous path to implementation, overcoming serious ...

Classic. Popular. Interestingly, this review was for the first generation Lectric XPeak, which was the first entry into the fat tire adventure bike segment for leading US e-bike brand Lectric eBikes.

There are plenty of things to consider before buying an e-bike, with one of the most important considerations being which bikes are suitable for riding in your local area. Laws and licensing ...

EXPLAINS HOW YOU CAN GET AN E-BIKE. THE STATE WANTS TO SEE MORE OF THESE ON THE ROAD AND LESS OF THESE ARE GREAT FOR THE AIR. THEY’RE GREAT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT. THEY’RE GREAT FOR YOUR BODY.

Beginning Dec. 18, eligible Californians can apply for a voucher worth up to $2,000 that can be used to purchase a new electric bike. The California E-bike Incentive Project, launched by the ...

California is launching a new incentive statewide offering income-eligible Californians $2,000 toward the purchase of a new electric bike. This new incentive is the state's latest attempt to ...