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  • Fatbikes bought via online platforms are a major source of non-compliant e-bikes in Europe; up to 94% in France. – Photo Shutterstock
    Product regulations7 Jul 26

    ECI whitepaper: Cooperation needed in battle against non-compliant e-bikes

    Industry association, European Cycling Industries (ECI), has set out a comprehensive framework for tackling the growing challenge of non-compliant e-bikes in Europe. In a new white paper, it distinguishes between different forms of non-compliance, including technical breaches of the EPAC standard, customs and trade fraud, and downstream tampering. These issues require targeted enforcement rather than blanket restrictions on compliant e-bikes, the industry organisation argues.

  • Battery6 Apr 22

    How to improve lifetime, reliability and safety of e-bike batteries? Read this whitepaper

    ZEIST, the Netherlands - E-bike batteries lag behind electric vehicles (ev's), energy storage and industrial batteries in terms of lifetime, reliability and safety. Bike Europe's latest whitepaper addresses the main reasons why and how this can be improved.

  • Bike Europe’s new Whitepaper digs deep into type approval laws as well as into all CEN standards for e-bikes, applicable EU Directives as well as terms of use. – Photo Bike Europe
    E-bike8 Jun 17

    New WhitePaper: Understanding Regulations Vital as E-Bike Sales Growth Continues

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - This trade journal has launched a new WhitePaper titled "Rules and regulations on electric cycles in the EU."

  • BAGB18 May 17

    Bike Europe's New Whitepaper Sparks Discussion on E-MTB Type-Approval Exclusion

    LONDON, UK - On May 11 this trade journal launched its new Whitepaper: "Rules and regulations on electric cycles in the EU." One of the striking facts

  • The UK does not have the competence to categorize e-MTBs as motorbikes as defined in Regulation 168/2013. Therefore, the statement in the BAGB-MCIA press release “any electric mountain bike with power over 250 W and/or cut-off speed above 25 km/h is a motorbike in UK law”, is incorrect. – Photo Bike Europe
    E-bike18 May 17

    Bike Europe's Response to BAGB - MCIA Statement on E-MTBs

    DOETINCHEM, the Netherlands - In a joint press release of 17 May, the BAGB and the MCIA state that Bike Europe's recently published White Paper and

  • Mountain bike MTB11 May 17

    New Whitepaper: E-MTBs Excluded from Type-Approval

    Yesterday this trade journal launched its new Whitepaper: "Rules and regulations on electric cycles in the EU." It digs deep into the type approval laws

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