VICTRIP Electric Bike Blog

Learn everything about eBike brake pads — types, maintenance, and replacement tips for maximum performance and safety. Discover which pads fit your riding style and how to extend their lifespan with expert care advice.

A 20 inch electric bike offers the perfect blend of agility, stability, and comfort for a wide range of riders. It’s designed to fit both teenagers and shorter adults who seek a smooth, safe, and powerful riding experience. 

This comprehensive guide compares 25 MPH and 30 MPH electric bikes to help riders choose the perfect option for their lifestyle. It explains how speed influences acceleration, battery life, safety, cost, and legal compliance. 

This comprehensive guide offers practical, step-by-step instructions on how to measure inseam, reach, and flexibility; how to understand frame geometry; and how to pick the best wheel size and motor configuration for your riding style. 

Cadence sensors are simpler, more affordable, and ideal for casual riders or commuters. Torque sensors, on the other hand, deliver a smoother, more natural pedal-assist experience that enhances control, especially on hills or varied terrain.

Electric bicycles equipped with torque sensors represent the pinnacle of modern cycling innovation. Unlike cadence sensors that only track pedal motion, torque sensors measure the actual force applied on the pedals — delivering precise motor assistance that feels natural and responsive.

While scooters may have advantages in speed and range, e-bikes deliver superior affordability, comfort, and sustainability — making them the smarter financial choice for modern city commuters.

This comprehensive guide explores the real differences between 1000w and 2000w e-bikes — from motor power and speed to range, climbing ability, and legality. You’ll learn how wattage affects performance, energy use, and handling, plus how to choose the best e-bike for your daily needs.