Electric Bikes

Electric bikes are bicycles with pedal assistance. Thanks to the pedal assistance, you don't have to pedal as hard yourself and you can also easily reach a higher speed whenever you want. E-bikes are becoming more and more popular and are available in a wide range of categories. There is an electric bike for everyone, whether you are looking for an electric city bike for your daily commute or for a sporty bike for the weekends, such as an electric mountain bike.

Everyone uses his or her electric bike differently. It is therefore very important, when buying an electric bike, to consider the different types that are available. Where one cyclist only cycles through the city, the other wants to make long trips through the countryside. There are also e-bikes for fast commuter rides. Because there are so many options, it is important to ask yourself what you will be using your soon-to-be electric bike for. We have the following types of e-bikes in our range:

• Electric Bikes with Mid-Drive Motor
• Electric City Bikes
• Electric Mountain Bikes
• Electric Family Bikes
• Electric Transport Bikes
• Electric Cargo Bikes

When it comes to the motor on your e-bike, there are a number of things to keep in mind. The first is the position of the motor on your e-bike. You have the choice of an electric bike with a mid-drive motor or an e-bike with a front wheel motor. There are also differences when it comes to the brand and the power of the motor.

The most popular e-bike category is electric city bikes. An electric bike with a mid-drive motor has the advantage that the centre of gravity is close to the ground. This makes for an extremely stable ride. Many electric bikes have a 'low entry frame', meaning that the design of the bike allows you to get on and off the bike very easily. Because this option has become very popular with both men and women, the difference between an electric bike for women and an electric bike for men has been eliminated completely, with only some excpetions. You can therefore always opt for an e-bike with a low entry frame.

As for the battery position, you can choose between the battery in the frame, on the frame and under the rear carrier. The different positions have their own advantages and disadvantages. It is also wise to think about how far you want to be able to cycle on a single charge (the range of the e-bike).

Among our range, you will find the best e-bike brands, such as Gazelle, Cortina, Batavus and Cannondale. Are you looking for a new electric bike? Below you will find all brands of e-bikes from our assortment:

• Cube electric bikes
• Scott electric bikes
• Cannondale e-bikes
• Cortina electrice bikes
• Sparta e-bikes
• Sensa e-bikes
• Batavus e -ikes
• Trek electric bikes
• Pegasus electric bikes
• Bulls e-bikes
• Gazelle e-bikes
• Koga e-bikes
• Flyer e-bikes
• Urban arrow

The weight of a pedelec can vary greatly depending on several factors, including the type of frame, the size of the frame, the quality of the parts and accessories, and the weight of the battery. In general, e-bikes weigh between 15 and 25 kg, but some models can be heavier or lighter. It is also important to remember that the bike's weight can also vary depending on the amount of accessories and luggage you take with you while riding. Do you have two full pannier bags on your e-bike? Then of course your bike will be heavier! If you are considering buying an electric bike, it is important to think about how you will use the bike and what weight best suits your needs.

An electric bike, also known as an e-bike, is a bike equipped with an electric motor that can assist the rider when pedalling. The motor is powered by a battery, which can simply be charged at home. The most well-known e-bike motors brand in our range is Bosch.
An e-bike's electric motor is often hidden in the frame or bottom bracket. When you pedal, the motor automatically turns on and adds power to the pedalling motion. The rider can choose how much pedal assistance they want, usually through a push button on the display or lever on the handlebars.
The battery of an electric bike can be charged in different ways, depending on the type of e-bike. Some e-bikes have a detachable battery that you can place in a charging station, while other e-bikes have a fixed battery that you have to plug directly into a wall socket.

The speed of an electric bike is determined by several factors, such as the size and power of the motor, the weight of the bike and rider, and the type of terrain the bike is used on.
In the Netherlands, the legislation for electric bikes is such that the maximum road speed is 25 km/h. This means that the e-bike's motor automatically shuts off when the bike's speed exceeds this limit. However, some e-bikes are capable of reaching speeds above 25 km/h, especially when riding uphill or on a well-paved path. However, it is important to remember that electric bike legislation can vary from country to country. For example, some countries have lower speed limits for e-bikes, while others have no speed limit. It is therefore wise to check the legislation for electric bikes before travelling with your e-bike.
To give you an idea of the average speed of an e-bike: an e-bike with a powerful motor and a good battery can reach an average speed of about 45 km/h on flat terrain, while an e-bike with a less powerful motor and a smaller battery can reach an average speed of about 30 km/h on flat terrain. Keep in mind, however, that these figures may vary depending on the specific features of the e-bike and the conditions under which it is used. The power of the motor is indicated by the Newton metre unit. We have e-bikes in our range ranging from 30Nm to 90Nm.

The lifespan of an electric bike depends on several factors, such as the make and model of the bike, how often it is used, and how well it is maintained. In general, an electric bike lasts longer than a traditional bike because the motor and battery are less prone to wear and tear than the mechanical parts of a traditional bike.
On average, an electric bike can last from 5 to 15 years, depending on the amount of use and maintenance. It is important to do regular maintenance on your e-bike. It is also important to charge and store the battery according to the manufacturer's recommendations to prolong the battery life.
Keep in mind that the service life of an electric bike can also vary depending on its specific characteristics and the conditions under which it is used. An e-bike that is often used on tough terrains or that is not well maintained may need replacement sooner than one that is used on flat terrain and well maintained.

The time it takes to charge the battery of an electric bike depends on the size of the battery and the charging capacity of the charging station. For most e-bikes, it takes about 4 to 8 hours to fully charge.
It is important to remember that the charging time of an electric bike battery can also vary depending on how often the bike is used and how far you cycle. An e-bike used often on tough terrains or travelling long distances may have a longer charging time than an electric bike used on flat terrain and travelling shorter distances.
It is recommended to charge and store your electric bike's battery according to the manufacturer's recommendations. This can help extend the battery's life. Please refer to the manufacturer's instructions for this!