Collection: COMMUTER E-BIKES

Electric bikes for commuters are becoming increasingly popular among commuters and transportation enthusiasts alike. They are an environmentally friendly, cost effective, and efficient alternative to traditional forms of transportation. As the name implies, commuter electric bikes are powered by an electric motor and rechargeable battery, and have the ability to reach speeds of up to 25 miles per hour.

Electric bikes for commuters offer a number of advantages for commuters. One of the most obvious benefits is cost savings. With no fuel costs associated with traditional forms of transportation, electric bikes can save a considerable amount of money over time. Additionally, electric bikes are more convenient than traditional forms of transportation because they can be stored in smaller spaces, require no parking fees, and can be used in areas with limited public transportation options.

Another advantage of electric bikes for commuters is their environmental impact. By eliminating the need for fossil fuels, electric bikes can help reduce air pollution and emissions. The motors on electric bikes are also much quieter than those on conventional motorized vehicles, which can help reduce noise pollution.

Additionally, electric bikes are a great way to stay fit and active while commuting, as they require physical effort to move. Electric bikes for commuters are also relatively safe, as they are equipped with multiple safety features. The most important safety consideration when using an electric bike is the rider’s ability to control the bike. Electric bikes typically have a higher top speed than regular bicycles, and it is important for the rider to be able to maintain control of the bike at all times. As such, it is important to be familiar with the bike’s controls and be able to anticipate and react to any changes in speed or direction.

In addition, electric bikes for commuters may have a higher center of gravity than regular bikes, so riders should be aware of the potential for tipping over if they turn too sharply or corner too fast. Another safety concern when using an electric bike is the risk of electric shock. Electric commuter bikes use a direct current to power the motor, and if the bike is not properly grounded it can be dangerous. It is important to ensure that all electric components of the bike are properly connected and grounded.

Featured Electric Commuter Bike

The Nakto 250W Camel City Men's Electric Bike is one of the most popular commuter electric bikes for commuters.  

Designed as a commuter electric bicycle, the Nakto Camel City e-bike has the typical narrow tires most commonly seen on road bikes. Additionally, the Nakto Camel City electric bike has a net weight of just 59 lbs., making it lightweight and easy to maneuver through city traffic. The carbon steel frame, despite not weighing much, is extremely durable and coated with a long-lasting car paint, which makes the Nakto Camel City e-bike tough enough to endure regular and sustained riding over extended distances. With a charging time of just 4-6 hours, the Nakto Camel City Men’s electric bike can be ridden 20-25 miles to work (subject to prevailing conditions), and then be fully recharged and ready for the return journey by the end of the day.

The Nakto Camel City Men’s e-bike has a 250 watt electric motor that is located in the rear wheel of the bicycle. Rear hub drive motors are a popular choice with regular pushbike riders who are in the process of changing over to an electric powered bicycle. This is because the riding sensation on a rear hub driven electric bike feels similar to what you’d experience on a pedal-powered bike – a feeling like being pushed along from behind (as opposed to the feeling of being pulled forward which is commonly associated with front wheel drive motors). The rear hub motor also offers riders a higher level of traction, which makes it a great choice for riding in all weather conditions.

The 250 watt motor is powered by a long-lasting 36 volt, 10 amp hour lithium battery, and has a Class II throttle/pedal assist drive mode that makes it easier to ride further without tiring yourself out.