testimonials
Riding an Ebike is an experience like I never anticipated! Plenty of power anytime you need it...
Steve Betts
5 minute learning curve to one of the most fun experiences you'll ever have. Redefines biking!
Jim Danvers
Flatten out the steepest hills, watch the miles disappear behind you, and handle your daily commute with calm and composure
Your electric bike is your guardian angel, ready to give you that extra push when you need it. It senses how hard you’re working and gives you just the right amount of help. You’re still pedalling, but you’ve got the power of an electric assist motor to lighten the load and make you stronger. You’ll feel like you’re flying under your own power.
frequently asked questions
What is an electric bike?
The KTM ebike with the Bosch Generation 2 motor is the leading ebike combination.
How do I charge the battery?
The battery is charged from the mains.
How long will the battery last?
The battery comes with a 2 year warranty.
How far can I go before the battery runs out?
On a full charge with a general mix of riding terrain you can achieve up to 70 miles.
What happens if the battery goes flat when I’m out riding?
If the battery goes flat you just ride it like a normal cycle.
How heavy is an electric bike?
The KTM range is between 18.00 and 23 kg, depending on frame size and accessories fitted.
How fast will I go?
Without the assist it’s as fast as you can pedal but the assist is limited to 15.5mph.
Do I have to wear a helmet?
We advise for your safety to wear a helmet at all times.
Do I need to pedal an electric bike?
The E system is a pedal assist.
Will the battery recharge while I’m pedalling?
No. The only systems that do can only regenerate 10% of the energy and the cost and added weigh do not add any advantage.
What the differences between a good electric bike and a cheaper version?
Simply put you get what you pay for also look for a quality dealer like Metro Scooter that can back up and support your investment and care about after sales care.
Are there any road laws to riding an electric bike?
The EU-directive regulating pedelecs states that pedelecs that have powered assistance to a maximum of 25 km/h (15.5 mph) using a motor of no more than 250 Watts rated output are considered bicycles. Therefore type approval is not required. pedelecs can be used legally without registration, road tax, a driving licence, insurance or the use of a crash helmet. They can be cycled on a cycle path and the rider must obey the laws appertaining to a standard pedal driven bicycle.
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