Mountain Bikes
Ride our carefully prepared commuting ebikes to shorten the commuting time between home and work. It can be easily folded and placed in the back seat of an SUV, making it lightweight and burden-free.
DYS90
DYX90
DYG90
DYX90S
Fat Tire Bikes
Feel free to choose the Ebike that DAYLY has carefully prepared for you and can adapt to all terrains. We carefully selects the best parts and components, just to allow riders to eliminate worries about terrain.
DYX90
DYX20
DYX20S
DYX90S
Commuter Folding Bikes
Ride our carefully prepared commuting ebikes to shorten the commuting time between home and work. It can be easily folded and placed in the back seat of an SUV, making it lightweight and burden-free.
DYK26
DYX20
DYX20S
Equipment
Ebikes FAQs
What is an ebike?
An ebike, or electric bicycle, is a bicycle equipped with an electric motor and a rechargeable battery. It is designed to assist the rider while pedaling, providing extra power and making cycling easier, especially uphill or on longer journeys.
How does an ebike work?
An ebike works by combining human power with electric assistance. When the rider pedals, sensors detect the pedaling motion and activate the electric motor. The motor then provides additional power to the wheels, amplifying the rider's effort and making the bike easier to ride.
What is the range of an ebike?
The range of an ebike refers to the distance it can travel on a single charge. The range varies depending on factors such as the battery capacity, terrain, rider weight, and level of assistance used. Generally, most ebikes can cover a range of 20-70 miles per charge.
How fast can an ebike go?
The speed of an ebike is usually limited to a certain maximum speed, which is typically around 20-28 mph (32-45 km/h), depending on local regulations. However, the actual speed can also be influenced by various factors, such as the power output of the motor and the level of assistance selected.
Do I need a license or insurance to ride an ebike?
In most countries, ebikes are classified as bicycles and do not require a license or insurance to ride. However, it is important to check the specific regulations in your locality, as they can vary. Some places may have restrictions on the maximum power output or require riders to be a certain age to operate an ebike without a license.
Which electric bike is right for me?
There are more and more different types of e bikes on the market, suitable for different types of riders. Thanks to the further development of motors and batteries, different types of electric bikes continue to appear. However, in real life, we still need to consider the general classification of electric bikes and what functions and needs we need electric bikes to meet. DAYLYRIDE's electric cycle classification is roughly as follows: