Electric bike buying advice

A beginner's guide to e-bike batteries

Everything you ever wanted to know about how electric bikes get their power

Why are electric bikes so heavy?

There's a lot of added bits. But not all e-bikes are heavy...

E-scooters between £350 and £500

Fun rides that won't break the bank

When does an e-bike become a moped?

Too powerful, too quick, no pedals? Find out whether you need to get your e-bike registered, taxed and insured

5 of the best electric mopeds

An e-moped will provide a step up from an e-bike in power and range

5 of the best e-scooters for under £350

What's cheap, cheerful and worth checking out

5 of the best e-scooters for kids

Smaller, adjustable and not too powerful - but are they legal?

18 of the best 2021 electric road bikes

Explore the electric road bikes that give you a secret boost on the hills and away from lights

Hub motor or mid motor? What's the difference?

Which kind of e-bike motor would suit you best? We outline the pros and cons

The best electric gravel bikes

Ridden and reviewed, these are the top scorers from reviews on eBikeTips and off.road.cc

Electric bikes and UK law

What is and isn't allowed for e-bikes under UK legislation? Here's what you need to know

All about e-bikes

The essential info you need to know if you're getting into power-assisted cycling

Are electric bikes good for exercise?

Just because you've got a motor it doesn't (necessarily) mean you'll get a free ride...

e-MTB mid motor shootout

If you're looking for a trail-ready e-MTB then you're likely going to get one of these motors... which is best?

e-MTB skills part 4: climbing

Your motor can take the labour out of climbs, but it can also get you up things you wouldn't be able to on a standard push bike. Here's how to make the most of your motor's extra ascending ability...

e-MTB skills series part 3: cornering

Going fast in a straight line is easy; but going fast around corners is where the skill (and fun) is!

Are electric bikes cheating?

Yes. Yes, they are. And No. No, they're not

e-MTB skills series part 2

Riding a mountain bike with electrical assistance means the trail arrives at speed. Possibly a greater speed than you’ll be used to from just pedalling alone...