A Electric City Bike is characterized by tires that let you travel swiftly, a saddle that supports comfort, frame that is angled to support upright posture, and equipped with fenders, lights, and racks that is essential in day-to-day commuting

Yes, especially because of the electric assist. It makes riding uphill easier, but this may also require more power and may affect your range.

Yes, they are built to survive light rain. However, it is important to avoid too much exposure when it comes to electric bikes — high-pressure water, submerging in water, improper storage, and extreme temperatures. Those factors, just like heavier rain, may affect your electric bike along the way.

Most City Electric Bikes are made to fit an urban type of living, which is why they are almost always designed with front or rear racks that are capable of carrying groceries. With the right accessories, you can even carry or haul more than just groceries. Check our accessories here.

Yes. The electric assist in pedaling allows beginners to ease into cycling, which can help improve the confidence of the rider.

Yes. An electric bike can go up to 32 kph, while a standard bike usually have maximum top speed of 19 kph