E-Bikes

What are E-Bikes?

Class 1

Best for recreation and trail riding; generally allowed on most bike paths, trails, and roads where traditional bicycles are permitted. Pedal assist up to 20mph.

Class 2

Ideal for urban commuting and riders with mobility limitations; allowed on most bike paths and roads, though some local jurisdictions may restrict them. Throttle assist up to 20mph.

Class 3

Designed for fast commuting; typically restricted from bike paths and trails, limited to roads and bike lanes, with stricter age and helmet requirements. Pedal assist up to 28mph

Are there any E-Bike Charging stations on campus?

Not currently as of May 2026.

Where can I park by E-Bike on Campus?

There are numerous bicycle rack locations to lock up your E-Bike on campus

Are E-Bikes different than E-Motos?

Yes. Maximum power of an E-Bike is 750W. E-Motos are over this limit. E-Bikes are battery and pedal assist.

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Resources

• Ebike Smart- People for Bikes
• Ebike Smart - League of American Bicyclists
• National Electric Bicycle Law and Policy Overview
• How Much Does it Cost to Charge Your Electric Bike?
  (Battery capacity in kWh x 1.25) x cost of electricity per kWh