New Electric Bike Rider? 10 Helpful Tips for Your First E-Bike!

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[@ebikingtoday]

What's the biggest question you have as a new e-bike rider?

[@shaneisgood1981]

these are just good genral tips for any kinda biking, be it mtn bikes, bmx, road, ebikes, common sense kinda stuff, good to see this kinda thing being posted and shared around

[@ebikingtoday]

Very true! Glad it’s helpful 😀

[@sly592]

Thanks for the tips!

[@ebikingtoday]

Happy to help!

[@kathleenshae6550]

Helpful. Thanks!

[@ebikingtoday]

You're welcome!

[@terryrccrazy6993]

Great information, thanks

[@ebikingtoday]

Glad it was helpful!

[@laughingbirdproductions3541]

Good advice. Gotta be careful out there.

[@ebikingtoday]

So true!

[@stacyjaye6350]

Wish I would have spent an extra $1,000 for a better suspension!

[@ebikingtoday]

Good advice, especially for off-roaders! I’m a fan of a good suspension seatpost at the least!

[@UC241]

What kind of ebike did you buy that could cost another $1000.00 to have had full suspension? Meanwhile a shock absorbing seat post and better seat may help. Also more shock absorbing hand grips and gloves can help.

[@stacyjaye6350]

@@UC241 hey thanks man I want ahead and got the electric 3.0 step through, I got it on a 3-day flash sale for $1,119. With the post and the seat and all the accessories included.But what I wanted was a magic cycle mini deer. But it was like $1,000 more with no accessories. But I'm loving it though I am, I just have to watch out for bumpy pavement! I haven't taken it on the trails yet. Peace from Oklahoma.🤠

[@ukulelegothboy]

It appears tha the helmet links you have have given are not working :-(

[@ebikingtoday]

You're so right! Thanks so much for pointing that out! I've fixed them now :)

[@UC241]

Nice Tips.

[@ebikingtoday]

Thanks!

[@UC241]

What is the most effective way to prevent flats?

[@ebikingtoday]

You can put Slime or something similar in your tires, but the best option is using Tannus Armour (check out their website)

[@UC241]

@@ebikingtoday That is the most expensive means to prevent flats, but probably is the most effective.

[@ebikingtoday]

@@UC241 Quite true but it could be worth it if you ride in a thorny area.