Read: 14 mins. HeyBike's Cityrun is a beautiful, cruiser-style electric bicycle with features and attention to detail not commonly found in other eBikes. It was one of our favorite bicycles we had tested yet.
Read: 15 mins. Polarna M4 is a hefty, foldable electric bike with 20" fat tires, 8 gears, and a 750W motor capable of going at least 30mph. It was the fastest bicycle we had tested yet, was both exhilarating and scary, and could still accommodate a 5'1" rider.
Read: 21 mins. The search for an electric bike for my mom’s height of 5′1″ was a long one. It was incredibly difficult to find a foldable one for her height with at least 7 gear shifts and fat tires for better balance and control. Safety, ease of mount/dismount, and long battery life were also important as I did not want an elderly woman to get hurt or overexert on one of our long family rides. In this article, we take a look at the Jasion EB7 Foldable eBike with quite the motor and battery capacity for 5'1" - 6'2" riders.
Read: 19 mins. The 26" Metakoo Cybertrack 100 electric mountain bike had been a favorite as motorized bicycles and scooters saw a rise in popularity for transportation and recreation. We had certainly become appreciative of them ourselves as parents with young children, but sadly, we were surprised to find out the Cybertrack was no longer available for sale. In this review, we take a look at the 26" Googo SY26 eMTB that looked to provide a good balance in design, features, and performance. Did it replace the Metakoo as our new, favorite eBike?
Read: 14 mins. Electric bikes changed me, a former rider who preferred manual pedaling for exercise and health reasons, because they have allowed our family to venture out longer distances and visit more places. My brother's family had since joined our outings and amusingly, he had come to like my Metakoo Cybertrack 100 mountain eBike more and more. He originally was going to buy a Metakoo, too, but eventually asked me to evaluate the 26" Ancheer AM001907/AN-EB001. Its specs looked much better on paper, addressed some of the shortcomings I criticized the Cybertrack 100 for, but came with its own issues. How did the Ancheer compare?
Read: 5 mins. Do you need a bike repair stand? It may seem insignificant, but working on a bicycle on the ground -- especially a heavy one -- can be difficult and uncomfortable. From laying it upside down to service the gears and brakes, to flipping it back up to look at the shifters and handles, it can get overwhelming with constantly having to stand up, sit down, and position one's body in some odd ways to reach specific parts. A bicycle repair stand is worth it. It saves time, makes it more comfortable, and lowers the risk of getting hurt. In this review, I tested two bike stands.