No. e-bikes have a maximum speed up to 25 kmph, so you do not need a license to ride an e-bike.

There are three ways you can ride an e-bike

1. Pedal it out! If you are a fitness freak and want to use it for work out, or a trek session, you can drive the e-bike by pedaling just like a normal bicycle.
2. Pedal Assist: There are 5 modes of pedal assist. It is the combination of pedals along with the boost of the motor.
3. Motor only: In this mode, you can ride the e-bike just a normal petrol-powered two-wheeler.

There is one for every need which can be built with features customized as per the requirements. Some of the e-bikes types in the market are:

The easy bike

Ideal for simple needs, the easy bike is built to have agility and comfort. It has lighter but equally grippy tyres while it comes with a basket, ideal for carrying groceries or other essential items.

The adventure bike

The bulky looking version of an e-bike, the adventure bike has massive tyres that are built for the off-road experience. The adventure bike comes with an enormous battery and is relatively heavier due to its steel-metal frame. The bike is ideal for those who seek adventure and wish to travel off-road in the arms of nature!

The city bike

The best option for city cruising, the city bike is light-weight and agile, built for providing additional comfort when rising through the city. The city bike is easy to manoeuvre and comes with a long-lasting battery to provide the right power and mileage for daily use.

Depending on the brand. It gives anywhere between 30-80kms per charge. It also may vary depending on Altitude, Weight, and Terrain etc.

The life of the battery depends on your usage. A battery lasts approx. 1000 charge cycles ie. 1000 full charges, which can easily be up to 3 years.

All electric bikes are capped at 25kph as per the ARAI norms. Above this the electric motor will cut out.

It takes a total of 1 unit of electricity to charge e-bike’s battery fully. It runs at a rate of 6 paise per kilometre.

No, electric bike batteries require charging from the mains.

Currently we don’t provide this facility.

CC, DC, EMI, Wallet, Net-banking, UPI

You can call our verify payment API to get the transaction status.

Yes

Customer need to select the Issuer and tenure and then enter card details as they do for normal card transaction.

Transaction amount should be greater than 3000, and Card bin should be approved by bank.

Merchant will receive the fund as the normal transactions, rejection is at banks discretion. Once rejected, it will be treated as normal transaction by bank.

It depends on the usage. On an average it lasts 800-1000 full charges or roughly 3 years.

Electric bikes should be cleaned like any other. Avoid jet washes and use warm water and proper bike cleaner.

The most obvious associated cost of running an e-bike is the electricity used to charge the battery. The cost of which is considerably less than running a car over the same distances. Additionally there are on-going costs as batteries will eventually need replacing. The frequency will depend on use but if you take care of your battery as with any other component then replacements will be required less frequently. Typically, every few years.

Except for Motor and Controller, the components are fairly normal for a bicycle vendor to understand. In an emergency, you can always contact them for normal wear and tear or you can buy our package Peace of mind.

E-bike batteries should be looked after as any other. Avoid storing in direct sunlight; ideally in a cool dry place. It is also advisable to take care not to drop or damage the battery. You don’t need to completely drain the battery before charging it.

 You can ride it as a normal bicycle and then charge the battery as soon as you find a power source.

Yes! e-bikes are rated IP65 which means they are wash-down capable, dust-proof, and waterproof. However we will suggest not riding in heavy rains as well for safety reasons. All the electrical components are designed to be water proof, although it’s not recommended to submerge the components for long periods of time.

Choosing an e-bike is just like choosing any other bike. The first thing to think about is what you’ll be using it for. Think about whether you might want suspension, slick tyres, lots of gears, etc. Once you know this information you can think about how far you want to go and how much power you want. Generally speaking the larger the battery the greater the range and the more torque in the motor, the more power you will have available to you.

Usually EMI gets converted between 5-10 working days, including bank processes.

Tenure will be as per the selection of customer on the transaction page.

As per Rate of Interest shown on the transaction page.

Down Payment not available currently on EMI.

No documentation is required

Card refunds usually takes 4-10 working days.

Card refunds usually takes 4-10 working days.