E-Bikes

Bike shorts are popular for comfort, secure fit, and easy styling across workouts and daily wear, thanks to stretch fabrics, flat seams, and pockets.

Balance bikes aren’t bad by design; real issues are fit, brakes, and transition skills, all solvable with the right size, helmet, and practice.

Bikes cost more due to pricey materials, skilled labor, complex parts, small runs, tariffs, and shipping; demand swings and tech add pressure.

E-bike riders span commuters, older adults, parents, delivery workers, and new cyclists, with age and city type shaping use.

Cube Bikes is privately owned by founder Marcus Pürner through Pending System GmbH & Co. KG based in Waldershof, Germany.

Fat-tire bikes trade speed for control, comfort, and go-anywhere traction on snow, sand, and rough ground.

An electric bike suits riders who want easier hills, quicker commutes, or low-impact exercise, especially for longer trips, cargo, and mixed-ability groups.

Electric bikes are serviced by certified bike shops, brand service centers, and trained mobile mechanics; batteries need qualified technicians.

Margaritaville bikes are licensed products designed and distributed by Kent International, the U.S. bicycle company behind the co-branded cruisers.

Cannondale bike company is owned by Pon Holdings (Pon.Bike), the Dutch group that acquired Dorel Sports in January 2022.