E-bikes and electric cargo bikes are valuable machines, and their size and visibility can attract unwanted attention when left unattended in public. That's worth being aware of, but it's not a reason to worry. With a few good habits and the right tools, preventing e-bike theft starts with simple

Visiting your LBS to try some e-bikes, and feeling a little unsure about what to look for in order to land a good bike AND a supportive dealer? Our in-house expert Arleigh Greenwald (known online as Bike Shop Girl) is answering some questions you may have, as well as offering her own tips to get you ready.

Check out our guide to shopping for used e-bikes, including questions to ask the seller and tips for evaluating battery quality and remaining life. And remember, always buy from a reputable seller and get your bike checked out by a trusted mechanic before making your purchase.

With potential savings of over $7,000 a year, riding an ebike is much cheaper than driving a car. Plus, electric bikes provide an enjoyable and efficient way to commute, exercise, and reduce your carbon footprint.

While the HSD is an e-cargo bike with premium features, the Quick Haul is an all-purpose compact e-bike that doesn't break the bank. Both bikes are equipped with Bosch motors, can be parked vertically, and have gone through rigorous testing for safety and reliability.

Looking for a comfortable and versatile e-bike that can carry all your essentials and even your furry friends? Tern Bicycles offers a range of e-bikes, including the GSD and HSD for serious hauling, the Quick Haul for everyday convenience, the NBD for easy riding, and the Vektron for commuting.

Experience the latest and smartest e-bike drive system with the Bosch Smart System. With nifty upgrades like more power, larger battery capacity, and an easy-access LED remote, you can enjoy a safer and more convenient e-biking experience.

Are you overwhelmed by the wide range of electric bikes on the market? Don't worry—our comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need to know about e-bike motors, including the different types of assist and the location of the motor on the bike.

Riding an e-bike bike places loads of stress on the frame, fork, brakes, and wheels. You need higher quality components to ensure a smooth stable ride when riding at speed, and to help you be able to stop on a dime, in rain or shine.

One of the biggest dangers posed by an unsafe e-bike is fire hazards. You should always choose a UL 2849-certified e-bike system and battery when purchasing an e-bike.