Ride and Fix that Ebike

Ebike Fixes
We’re dedicated to giving you the very best in Ebike repair, maintenance, and use. Why Ebikes? With the recent cost of gasoline, the cost to maintain traditional automobiles, as well as the new exciting Ebikes that are available, everyone should learn the basics of Ebikes including how to safely operate them, purchasing a quality one, and yes even hack and repair one yourself!
You may ask why would anyone want an Ebike when there are cars that you can use to get around where you do not have to do any work to get where you are going. Here are a few reasons why cars are not the greatest option if you can avoid them:
- The cost for a new Cars has gone to $33,000 according to AAA
- The average cost to operate a car is nearly $11,000 dollars a year.
- The cost for fuel is $3.92 per gallon according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA)
- The average cost for a repair to a car such as a check engine light is $392.52 according to Forbes
So whats the cost of an average EBike you may ask:

Some Facts about EBikes
- The average cost, across 24 countries, to charge an electric bike is 7 cents. To charge an ebike for a full year, to the point where it can replace your car, you can expect to pay $29.38 on average.
- The comparison for how the cost to charge an EBike compared to other forms of transportation is shown here:

The repair costs for your average Ebike repairs are not that expensive, especially when compared to the high cost of repair for automobiles here is a table looking at the costs side by side, as you can tell the costs for an ebike are muuuuuuuch cheaper!:
Car Engine (average) | $3000-$5000 | Ebike Motor | $150-200 |
Car Transmission | $1800-3400 | Ebike Hub | $25 – 300 |
Car Brakes | $250-400 per axle | Ebike Brakes | $80-$150 |
Car Tire replacement | $100-300 each | Ebike Tire replacement | $15-150 |
Atup to 200,000 miles if properly taken care of. Your average Ebike will not last that long but will last thousands of miles. I think a better comparison is to take a look at how long different components on an
Motors | Atleast 10000 Miles |
Batteries | Atleat 1000 charges |
Tires | 1000 to 3000 Miles |
Chains | 1000 – 5000 Miles |
Brakes | 2000- 4000 Miles |
Electronic Equipment | 5000 – 10000 Miles |
Electric bicycles, also known as e-bikes, come in various types and designs. Here are some common types of electric bicycles:
- City/Urban e-Bikes: These e-bikes are designed for commuting and everyday city riding. They usually have a comfortable upright riding position, fenders, lights, and racks for carrying cargo.
- Mountain e-Bikes: Mountain e-bikes are specifically built for off-road trails and rugged terrains. They feature robust frames, suspension systems, and knobby tires to handle the challenges of mountain biking.
- Folding e-Bikes: Folding e-bikes are compact and designed for easy storage and transportation. They can be folded into a compact size, making them ideal for commuters and those with limited storage space.
- Hybrid e-Bikes: Hybrid e-bikes are versatile and suitable for both urban and light off-road riding. They typically feature a combination of road and mountain bike characteristics, making them a good all-around choice.
- Fat Tire e-Bikes: Fat tire e-bikes are equipped with oversized tires that provide extra traction and stability. They are suitable for riding on various terrains, including sand, snow, and rough trails.
- Cargo e-Bikes: Cargo e-bikes are designed for carrying heavy loads and transporting goods. They have sturdy frames and large cargo areas, making them useful for grocery shopping, deliveries, or carrying children.
- Road e-Bikes: Road e-bikes are designed for speed and efficiency on paved roads. They often have lightweight frames, drop handlebars, and narrow tires to optimize aerodynamics and performance.
- Cruiser e-Bikes: Cruiser e-bikes are reminiscent of classic beach cruisers. They have a comfortable riding position, wide handlebars, and a laid-back style, making them suitable for relaxed rides along the beach or city streets.
- Recumbent e-Bikes: Recumbent e-bikes feature a reclined seating position where the rider sits back and extends their legs forward. They provide a more comfortable riding experience and are suitable for those with back or neck issues.
- Tandem e-Bikes: Tandem e-bikes are designed for two riders, allowing them to ride together and share the pedaling effort. They are a fun option for couples or friends who want to enjoy cycling together.
These are just a few examples of the different types of electric bicycles available in the market. Each type is designed to cater to specific riding preferences, terrains, and purposes.
News
- Why electric bikes?Electric bikes are great for both transportation as well as for getting things done
- Electric bikes will change your life.There are many reasons why electric bikes are great investments. Although they cannot replace your car for everything there are… Read more: Electric bikes will change your life.