Helmets

The helmet must not be overly tight, nor excessively loose. It should be comfortably snug that it doesn't tilt when you move your head and the chin strap should sit securely on your chin.

When riding the bike, you may encounter speed bumps or go through jarring roads, so make sure that your helmet won't move during these instances.

Helmets should be replaced at least every three years, but is should be replaced right away after an accident. You may also want to store it properly when not in use to avoid falls or unnecessary impact because this could deteriorate its quality.

The must-haves in an eBike helmet are:

• Ability to absorb impact
• Heavy-duty outer shell
• Good ventilation
• Secure chin strap

A helmet with good ventilation is beneficial in staying comfortable during rides and having airflow. A ventilated helmet keeps you cool, especially on hot weather.

Well, that's conditional.

Yes, given that your speed stays within average bike speeds.However, bike helmets are not sufficient for high-performing electric bikes. A helmet that is up to standards have better capacity of reducing impact.

Yes, but it is not really the best choice. Although it could offer maximum protection, it is heavy and less ventilated.