E-bike Basic Training

🚲 Click Here--Safety Training Video Link

Safety is our TOP PRIORITY!

Wear a Helmet Every Ride
It’s your best protection in case of a fall or crash.
Know How Your E-Bike Works
Practice using pedal assist and throttle features in a low-traffic area.
Do a Pre-Ride Check
Test brakes, tires, battery, lights, and gears before every ride.
Obey All Traffic Laws
Ride with the flow of traffic and use hand signals to communicate.
Stay Visible
Wear bright colors and keep lights on—even during the day.
Watch Your Speed
Slow down in crowded or shared spaces, especially on trails or near pedestrians.
Use Extra Caution on Trails
Announce when passing and respect others on the path.
Charge Responsibly
Charge in a dry, ventilated area and never leave the battery unattended while charging.

Get to know your E-bike! Click on the Video below for the E-bike you're interested in renting and see how it works from unboxing it to how to use all the features and functions it has to offer.

"This video was not made by us, but we think it does a great job explaining the safety basics. Please watch before heading out — your safety is our #1 priority."

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📜 Wisconsin E-Bike Laws – What You Need to Know

As electric bikes (e-bikes) continue to grow in popularity across Wisconsin, it's important to understand the rules that keep riders safe and compliant. Whether you're new to e-bikes or a seasoned rider, here’s a quick guide to Wisconsin's e-bike regulations:

🚲 E-Bike Classifications in Wisconsin

Wisconsin defines e-bikes under three classes:

Class 1: Pedal-assist only, with motor support up to 20 mph.
Class 2: Throttle-assist (no pedaling required), motor support also up to 20 mph.
Class 3: Pedal-assist only, but with motor support up to 28 mph.

Each class has different usage rules and access to specific trails or paths.

✅ General Rules for E-Bike Riders

No License or Registration Required
E-bikes are treated like traditional bicycles—no need for a driver’s license, registration, or insurance.
Motor Power Limit
E-bikes must have a motor output of 750 watts or less.
Minimum Age
Riders must be at least 16 years old to operate a Class 3 e-bike.
Helmet Requirements
Helmets are not legally required for any class of e-bike in Wisconsin, but always encouraged for safety. An E-bike certified helmet will be provided FREE of charge to ensure the safety of our customers.

🛣️ Where You Can Ride

Roads & Bike Lanes
All e-bikes are allowed on roads and designated bike lanes.
Sidewalks
E-bikes are not permitted on sidewalks.
Trails
Some linear bicycle touring trails allow e-bikes (max speed 15 mph), but mountain bike trails typically do not.

Always check with your local municipality, as cities and counties may have additional regulations or restrictions.

🗺️ Local Tip:

If you're unsure about where to ride, contact your local city or county officials or visit the Wisconsin DNR site for updated information on trails and bike routes.

📩 Have questions or need help finding the perfect trail for your ride? Feel free to contact us!