Thule Epos for heavy eMTBs: calculate the real load before choosing two or three bike spaces
The rack's 60 kg rating is only part of the picture. Rack weight, towbar limits, wheelbase and bike attachment also affect your setup.
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eBike maintenance for beginners: monthly checks before an expensive failure
Monthly eBike/eMTB maintenance guide: chain, brakes, tires, battery, bolts, suspension and noises to investigate before they become expensive problems.
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Electric bike range: Wh, elevation gain, weight and calculating real-world kilometres
How to estimate an electric bike's real range without relying on unrealistic claims: Wh, elevation gain, weight, assistance mode, temperature and tires.
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eBike motors in 2026 explained: Bosch, DJI Avinox, Shimano and Yamaha without the confusion
A clear comparison of 2026 eBike motors: torque, peak power, assistance, battery, ecosystem and the details that matter to riders.
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eBike legality in Spain: 250 W, 25 km/h, throttles and what nobody explains
What distinguishes a legal eBike from a moped: pedal assistance, 250 W nominal power, assistance cut-off at 25 km/h, throttles, derestriction and risks.
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Electric mountain bikes in 2026: a practical guide to choosing the right eBike
A clear guide to choosing an electric mountain bike in 2026: motor, battery, brakes, suspension, geometry, weight and common pitfalls.
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eMTB tires: casing, compound and pressure matter more than an attractive tread pattern
A good tire chosen for the wrong use can hold a bike back. The right tire, at the right pressure, makes more difference than you might think.
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eMTB brakes: why electric bikes are hard on pads and rotors
eMTB brakes work hard. Incorrect pads, rotors or bedding-in can cause noise, fade and avoidable surprises.
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600, 800 and 1,000 Wh eMTB batteries: range, weight and practical care
More watt-hours provide more range, but also more weight. The right battery depends on your route, motor, system weight, temperature and charging habits.
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eMTB suspension made simple: understanding sag, rebound and compression
A poorly set-up eMTB feels heavy, clumsy and insecure. Four steps can help you get much more from the bike you already own.
