All eBikes

eBikes typically have a maximum speed of around 20 to 28 miles per hour (32 to 45 kilometers per hour) in the United States. Speed may be regulated by local laws and eBike models. For specific speed on Lectric eBike models, visit our blog.

eBikes combine manual pedaling with electric motor assistance. When you pedal, the motor provides extra power, making it easier to ride. The rider can control the level of assistance and speed using the eBike's controls.

eBike legality varies by the location and class of the eBike. Certain classes of eBikes are street legal as long as they meet specific requirements regarding speed, power, and age restrictions. Lectric eBikes are designed to comply with relevant regulations.

When shopping for an eBike, consider factors like your intended use, budget, range, motor type, battery capacity, and frame style. Test rides and research are important to find the right eBike for you. Lectric offers a range of eBikes with different features and accessory options to suit various preferences and needs.

Find a certified Lectric eBikes Test Ride and rental location here!

In most cases, eBikes are not considered motorized vehicles, but regulations may vary by region. They are often classified as bicycles with electric assistance.