Electric bicycles is more well popular

The idea of bicycles powered by electricity dates back all the way to the 1890s, though some of the first ones recognizable as ancestors of today’s e-bikes emerged in the late 1980s.The term refers to bikes with pedals and any kind of electric motorization — ranging from a mild power boost that kicks in when pedaling to a battery pack and a throttle, the kind commonly used by delivery workers.Some can travel at speeds nearing 30 mph, and as a result, many riders consider them a cheaper, more environmentally friendly alternative to cars — plus they’re faster and less sweaty than regular bikes.The exercise benefits are a draw for many, especially those who may be unable to pedal a conventional bicycle but still want to get some cardio in.(This does not apply to electric scooters, ever-multiplying hordes of which have also been streaking by, albeit at lower speeds.)

(By Ashley Fetters Maloy August 6, 2022 at 6:00 a.m. EDT)

Electric bikes offer a wide range of benefits, enabling you to travel further and faster, offering a green alternative for commuting, and encouraging more people to experience the joy of cycling. the study concluded that electric mountain bikes appear to be an “excellent form of aerobic or cardiovascular exercise, even for experienced mountain bikers who regularly engage in this fitness activity”.(by https://www.bikeradar.com/Paul Norman)

E-bikes are unquestionably going to become even more popular in the post-coronavirus-lockdown cycling world.

Policymakers and urban planners have been speaking of a new era of city mobility – one in which bicycles will become an urban-planning priority.The UK transport secretary has announced ambitious plans to make cycling part of a £2bn 'active travel' campaign, triggering hopes in cycling communities that bicycles will now finally be the norm, rather than the exception, on inner-city streets.(byCyclingnews )