Electric Bikes

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Learn More About EBikes The micromobility industry has exploded over the past years, and with Australians’ deep-rooted love for cycling, the market for electric bikes is ripe for further expansion. The country has no shortage of cycling-friendly infrastructures, not to mention the abundance of scenic views that one can enjoy while riding. Electric bicycles in Australia are definitely here to stay, poised to change the commuting landscape for good. If you are looking to experience the benefits of an electric ride without fully giving up the virtues of bicycling, check out our selection of electric bikes for sale. Whether you’re looking for a more affordable way to commute, a new way to conquer mountain bike trails, or simply a chance to get out of the house more often, Electric Kicks has an ebike for you. Electric Bikes vs. Traditional Bikes and E-Scooters At first glance, you might not observe many differences between an electric bike and a traditional bike. You’re not wrong, as many ebikes closely resemble a traditional bike in terms of appearance and riding mechanics. An electric bike is basically a bicycle equipped with a motor, batteries, and other electronic components. These additional parts contribute to the electric bike’s overall weight, making them heavier and bulkier than most traditional bikes. But e-bikes tend to be more robust, too. A good electric bicycle is equipped with sufficient motor power and battery capacity to conquer inclines and tough roads with relative ease. What about electric scooters? While e-scooters are also a popular mode of personal transportation, an e-bike is the better option if you prefer a more active role in your riding experience, or if you have to travel longer distances each ride. Unlike most electric scooters, an ebike’s motor is meant to supplement human power, not completely replace it. In power-assisted bicycles (the road-legal e-bike option in Australia), the rider still needs to pedal to get the bike to move – althoug