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Frequently Asked Questions

• Which is better electric start or kick start on dirt bike?

  This is especially beneficial when you’re on a steep hill or a tight track because it requires much less energy from you, and there’s less danger and risk involved when you can just push a button to get going again. Also, if your dirt bike is street legal, it is so much better to have an electric start instead of a kick start.

• What's the best way to get an electric bike?

  There are two broad ways to get an electric bike. The first way is to simply purchase one. This has the advantage that you have a road ready bike with a warranty, support, and a full system (bike, battery, charger and motor), that is meant to be together and thus will be properly integrated.

• When was the first electric bike ever made?

  The first true electric bike was invented in 1897 by Hossea W. Libbey. It was propelled by a double electric motor and the model was reinvented and reworked for the next bunch of years.

• What's the speed of a 6 volt dirt bike?

  The 6-volt battery provides enough power to travel at speeds as fast as 3 mph, which may not sound super speedy to you, but your kid will feel like they’re breaking land speed records with ease. This gives them a little trouble getting up hills successfully but also gives mom and dad peace of mind they won’t go too fast for their own good.

• Is there an electric scooter bike in Florida?

  V&D Electric Bikes offers high quality electric bikes in Florida. Our electric bikes, called Electric Go-Bikes, zip up to 20 mph & 30 miles on a single charge. Simply unfold 'em in seconds to ride & fold 'em back up just as quickly for compact stowing.

• Which is the best folding electric bike on the market?

  The Best Budget Folding E-bikes. 1 1. Ancheer Folding Electric Bike (250 W) 2 2. Swagtron EB-5 E-Bike (250 W) 3 3. ComfyGo Fat Tire Folding Electric Bike.

• Do you have to be licensed to ride an e bike in Florida?

  E-bikes are no longer required to be registered with the state, and riders do not need to take out auto insurance or be licensed with the state in any way. The new section also states that e-bikes manufactured after January 1, 2021, shall have a permanent label that contains their classification number, top assisted speed, and motor wattage.

• What does federal law say about e bikes?

  Adopting much of the 2002 federal definition, e-bikes are now defined as a "bicycle or tricycle equipped with fully operable pedals, a seat or saddle for the use of the rider, and an electric motor of less than 750 watts" which fit in to one of three classifications.