E-Bike Regulations Vary Globally
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New e-bike rules in California aim to make e-bikes safer and more accessible
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In Europe , e-bikes are regulated very strictly, with 250 watts of nominal power.
The US has some of the most relaxed e-bike regulations in the world.
The new regulation now sets it in stone: e-Bikes must have a maximum power output not exceeding 750 watts.
Under the new law, throttles will no longer be allowed on Class 1 and.
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1 and 3 bikes will now be exclusively pedal-assist, with motors providing boosts up to 20 miles per hour.
Are these new rules fair, or are they a step too far? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Source: California Legislative Information .
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