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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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I use 750 and 1000 watt bikes because I live in the Pacific North West where hills are everywhere. It's not about speed, which is 30 mph...
Monday at 5:20 PM
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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Your an idiot looking to mislead or scare people with this "new laws" bs. Everybody can check their own state laws, like I have, for the...
Monday at 2:44 PM
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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Well, I live in a group 2 state so even under some new law that came out 3 whole weeks ago, I'm legal with 750 watts power. You can...
Monday at 12:57 PM
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Robspace1
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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6 states currently allow 1000 watt ebikes. Most others are 750. What's the issue? You should just relax and enjoy the bike. It's legal.
Monday at 11:10 AM
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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Six states explicitly allow e-bikes with up to 1000W of power on public roadways: Georgia, Kansas, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Oregon, and...
Monday at 10:26 AM
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Robspace1
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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For the last time, my state law say's any motorized bike must not exceed 750 watts. Above that it's considered a scooter and must be...
Monday at 9:53 AM
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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The best you can do to protect yourself from a lawsuit is to simply stay within your states ebike power laws. My state says no more than...
Jul 16, 2026
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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Mine peaks at 1000 watts but I get passed by roadies on race bikes with no motor as well as people on escooters doing 50mph. What's the...
Jul 16, 2026
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Robspace1
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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Under Washington state law, your 750W e-bike is legally considered an electric bicycle, provided its top motor-assisted speed caps at...
Jul 16, 2026
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Robspace1
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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If that ever happened on a Federal level, which it won't, then people have to choose between breaking the law or buying a bike with less...
Jul 16, 2026
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Robspace1
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Are 750 watt ebikes actually legal?
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What a lot of wasted words. The op's answer is simple. Check with your state laws on the max power you can have. Where I live it's 750...
Jul 16, 2026
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Where is the controller on this Walmart ebike?
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If you just want lights why not make it easy? Get a couple Cygolites and your good to go. Brightest lights out there.
Jul 2, 2026
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Does anyone here use State Farm insurance auto-type insurance?
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No, just call them as more states are adding it. AAA is independent with different policies in some states. The bike policy comes with...
Jul 1, 2026
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Does anyone here use State Farm insurance auto-type insurance?
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AAA covers ebikes in certain states for roadside assistance. 35 states right now. Just get the bike to the nearest street and they will...
Jul 1, 2026
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