E-bikes, MPV’s and Irish Law E-bikes, MPV’s and Irish Law We have been contacted by a number of people following a recent case in Dublin District Court. In the case a cyclist was fined following a collision in which a pedestrian suffered a broken leg. The case has caused some confusion about the issue of …
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How far can an ebike go on a full charge? The range of an ebike depends on: But as a rough guide, most ebikes have anywhere from 30 to 120 km of range. And the ebikes for sale at Donegal ebikes are mostly at the upper end of this range. You can use the above …
The right e-bike for you depends on your specific needs. So we’ll first look at the kinds of e-bike you can buy in Ireland, and evaluate each by use case. We’ll also consider brands, sizing, and how much you need to spend to get the quality and performance you want. Mountain E-Bikes Suitable For: Off …
Bosch is a well-known German manufacturer of e-bike components. They lead the high-end market for e-bike drive systems. Indeed, most new models at Donegal E-Bikes come with Bosch drive systems: Bosch Ebikes in Stock at Donegal Ebikes: Do Bosch make e-bikes? Bosch do not make or sell complete e-bikes. However, they do produce drive systems …
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E-bikes (electric bicycles) are allowed on Irish roads, subject to conditions: Condition Note Pedal assistance only The e-bike motor will only work while you turn the pedals. Once you stop turning the pedals, the motor will also stop. No “throttle” The e-bike must not be fitted with a “throttle”. Control of the power/speed is by …
If you’ve decided to purchase an electric bicycle, you can look forward to miles and miles of effortless cycling, along with the freedom to explore and discover without the sweat. Before you make your purchase, it might be a good idea to understand a bit about the choices out there. The two most important things …
It seems appropriate to write this blog at this time, considering the shift in the last while from glorious sunshine to slightly gloomier weather. The beginning of the easing of restrictions south of the border was met with an unfortunate change in the weather. But that doesn’t mean you should stop taking your bike out! …
Father’s Day this year falls on the 21st of June and with the COVID-19 restrictions still only in phase 2, it will certainly be a unique one. It’s often very hard to know what to buy the “ould lad”. You don’t want to get them something they already have, and you definitely don’t want to …
Today, the 3rd of June, is World Bicycle Day. This year, with the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic and the lock-down that followed, there has been a resurgence in the popularity of cycling, the likes of which we could never have envisaged. Bicycle shops around the country are selling out of all types of bikes …
