Electric Bikes Cork

What is an Electric Bike:

- An Electric Bike is a bicycle that has been fitted with an electric motor and a battery. Once you begin to pedal, the motor monitors your effort levels. When the motor detects the cyclist needs assistance, the motor will engage giving a boost, allowing them to cycle up hills effortlessly, and cruise through the city without breaking a sweat! The amount of power the motor outputs directly matches that of the user, making the integration seamless.

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Why buy an ebike:

- Electric Bikes (E-Bikes) are a quick and economical method of mobility. Looking to take weight off fatigued legs, in need of some assistance getting up Cork's infamous Patricks Hill? E-Bikes are for you!
E-Bikes specialised ‘step-through’ frame shape and power assist systems make E-Bikes the ultimate choice for those suffering from hip, back or knee pain, due to the rider's upright riding position.
E-Bikes remove many of the obstacles and challenges people can face with traditional bicycles.


Ebike Frame Guide

Our range of E-Bikes contains 4 different frame types. Designed to suit each kind of cyclist.
  • Step Through Frame

    The Step Through frame is the latest edition to the E-Bike range, with its open 'u' shaped design, meaning its easy for riders to step into the frame rather than over it. Making it the ultimate choice for riders with injuries or physical limitations
  • Ladies Frame

    This frame is similar to the traditional style Ladies frames, that experienced riders may be used to on non E-Bikes. This frame utilizes a dropped top tube
  • Gents Frame

    This frame is similar to the traditional style Gents frames, that experienced riders may be used to on non E-Bikes. This frame utilizes a dropped top tube
  • Cargo Bike's

    Cargo bikes are designed for carrying many types of cargo, from groceries to children! Cargo bikes come many different frame types designed for that bikes specific purpose

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