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Choosing the right e-bike style depends on your needs. A casual cruiser or step-through e-bike is ideal for commuting, offering a lightweight frame and an upright position, with practical features like fenders and racks. For off-road adventures, a mountain e-bike is best, featuring a robust frame, suspension systems, and a powerful motor. If portability is a priority, a folding e-bike is easy to store in small spaces or carry on public transportation. Select the style that best suits your intended use and comfort.

The range of an e-bike depends on several factors, including the battery capacity, the level of motor assistance, terrain, rider weight, and weather conditions. On average, most e-bikes can travel between 20 to 60 miles on a single charge.

In Canada, you generally do not need a license or insurance to ride an e-bike, as long as the e-bike meets specific criteria. The e-bike must have a maximum speed of 32 km/h (20 mph), an electric motor with a power output of no more than 500 watts, and fully operable pedals. However, regulations can vary slightly by province, so it's important to check local laws to ensure compliance.

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E-bikes generally require similar maintenance to regular bikes, such as checking tires, brakes, and chains. However, you'll also need to care for the battery and motor, which might involve more specialized service if issues arise.