The Cycle to Work scheme is a fantastic initiative that encourages more people to commute by bicycle, offering numerous benefits to both employees and employers.
When we think of electric bikes (e-bikes), our minds often picture high-end models with price tags that easily exceed £4,000 or £5,000. These figures, while often justified by the technology, can be daunting for those new to the e-bike world or those simply working with a tighter budget.
At ST3IKE, we’re passionate about challenging the male dominance in the cycling world. The truth is, cycling has historically been a male-dominated activity—but that’s changing fast. More and more women are embracing bikes, and electric bikes (eBikes) in particular are opening up new possibilities for mobility, confidence, and freedom.
Electric bicycles (ebikes) have become popular for urban mobility, outdoor adventures and daily transportation. While European and American options are often seen as gold standards, the Chinese market is quickly gaining traction thanks to quality, innovation and competitive pricing. This article explains why Chinese ebikes like the ENGWE MAPFOUR N1 PRO Carbon or ADO Air 28 PRO offer exceptional performance without sacrificing quality.
Owning an e-bike is an excellent way to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and reduce your carbon footprint. To make the most out of your e-bike and ensure its longevity, regular maintenance is key. Here are five essential tips to help you keep your e-bike in great shape:
As electric bikes (e-bikes) continue to gain popularity, many people in the UK are seeking the perfect model to suit their commuting, leisure, or fitness needs. However, choosing the right e-bike isn’t just about features or aesthetics; you also need to ensure that your e-bike complies with UK regulations. This guide will walk you through the essentials of buying the best UK-law-compliant 250W e-bikes.
Budget e-bikes are an excellent choice for anyone seeking a cost-effective and environmentally responsible mode of transportation
Londoners, your city is bustling with energy, opportunity, and—let’s face it—a fair share of transport chaos. As the days get longer and sunnier, you’re likely looking for ways to enjoy the great outdoors while staying active. But what if we told you there’s a way to blend the excitement of London’s streets with a more enjoyable and efficient way to commute? Enter the e-bike!
A recent study suggests that cities should consider the rapid rise and significant potential of electric bikes in moving people.
“E-bikes should be at the core of planning, along with other forms of active mobilities and public transport, as they are a readily available way to foster decarbonisation of transport,” according to the University of Lausanne study.”
Compared to 2022, a larger percentage of all e-bike users in the Netherlands were in the 25–34 age range in 2023. E-bikes were becoming more and more popular in Germany, especially with women and single-person families
