E-Bikes

Aipas e-bikes are manufactured in China, with U.S. distribution via Aipas Bike LLC; verify origin on the frame label and shipping carton.

On most eAhora models the controller sits inside the frame near the bottom bracket or downtube battery bay; some step-throughs use a rear-rack or side-panel

The first e-bike ideas appeared in 1895–1899 patents; mass-market pedal-assist models took off in the early 1990s.

An electric bike becomes a moped when its motor power, assist speed, or controls exceed bicycle limits set by your jurisdiction.

Change a bike chain at 0.5%–0.75% wear or every 3,000–5,000 km; replace sprockets when a new chain skips or teeth look hooked.

Most kids are ready to switch when they can coast 10–20 meters, start and stop unaided, and control braking with calm, consistent balance.

Most kids can ride without training wheels between ages 4–7 once balance, braking, and start-stop skills are steady.

Most kids start balance bikes between 18 months and 2 years when they walk steadily and can flat-foot the seat.

An e-bike ride feels like a regular bike with a quiet push: quicker starts, easier climbs, and steady speed while you still pedal and steer.

The most comfortable bike for most riders is a well-fitted hybrid with an upright posture, wide tires, and a cushioned saddle.