Most e-bikes are brushless CPU motors  They all regenerate power back to the battery during coasting while the unit is on ..."Charging as you pedal" They are available in 24,36 and 48Volt packs, standard sealed lead acid battery. Each pack contains a series of 12 volt batteries, when connected in series they result in the desired working voltage.Should you experience in time a "weak battery" usually you only have to replace one of the 12 volt batteries"
3 - 8 Hours charging time depending on depletion level
Speedometer gauge on most models
All e-bikes have a battery strength indicator, So you'll know how much energy is left on the batteries
32 km/hr Maximum speed. In the real world you can expect a distant range of
40 -60 kms*** on all Pedelec models,even more depending on your pedal input.
Can tackle slight hills with 10 to 15 degree incline on certain models
They utilize handle bar throttle and or pedals to control your speed
All ebikes equipped with tubed tires
Security alarm with remote control on certain models.
Front and Rear drum brakes as well as premium alloy rims on selected models The e-trike has an additional load capacity of 70 kg.
All ebikes are equipped with an
Intelligent battery charger

One year       Comprehensive Warranty**
Extended Warranty optional .....click here

    Under 10 cents per day of hydro .
** Battery and battery charger have 6 months Warranty  requires PDI charge to  be applicable
*** Range is based on level ground, no stops, no winds, and in warm temperatures for a 75kg  (165lb) rider with no extra cargo.

Ontario announces new safety rules for electric bikes on city roads

October 3, 2009
The Ontario government has decided to allow electric bikes in Ontario with new rules taking effect in October 3, 2009. For more information