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Cube Electric Bikes Cube Reaction Hybrid Performance 625 Electric Mountain Bike 2023 - Black/Grey Unisex
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Cube Reaction Hybrid Performance 625 Electric Mountain Bike 2023 - Black/Grey Unisex

E-Mountainbike, E-Trail

£1,874.00
4stores

3 tips for buying an electric bike

Are you looking for an effortless ride or do you crave that authentic cycling experience, even with an electric motor? The engine's positioning is what affects the feel of your ride the most.

  • You can go for a rear or front hub engine positioned near the bike's wheels, making it an affordable option. You'll feel a pull or push sensation when the engine kicks in. And it can be quite slow when the battery runs low.

  • A central engine will give you the most authentic cycling experience, as it responds to your pedalling. This is a bit more expensive solution, but it also feels easier to cycle when the engine is turned off.

Choose a model with good torque – it indicates a stronger engine. This can come in handy when pulling a children's bicycle trailer, for example.

Check out how you'll charge your battery before purchasing. Is it attached to your bike or easy to remove for charging? Also, determine if the connection is a different solution, which might require an extra charger or a standard one.

The charging process can be a hassle if you're not prepared. So check the different options available for an easy and seamless charging experience.

Thinking ahead, what happens when your bike's warranty expires and you need to replace the battery? Will there be a spare parts available to buy? Don't forget to factor in not just the battery, but also other potential spare parts when choosing an electric bike. So save yourself the hassle and consider spending a little more to buy from established manufacturers.

To stay safe on your electric bike in the UK, here are some important rules to follow.

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