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Explore the 18-mile Pacific Electric Bike Trail, a scenic route in Southern California ideal for cyclists and walkers alike. Enjoy stunning mountain views, convenient amenities like shaded rest stops, and a journey through history along the former Pacific Electric railway line.

Ebikes are limited to 20 or 28 mph due to legal regulations, safety concerns, and technical constraints. Speed caps ensure ebikes are safe for use in shared spaces, help balance battery efficiency, and prevent handling issues at higher speeds, keeping riders and pedestrians safe.

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A pedal assist sensor (PAS) is a crucial component in electric bikes, detecting your pedaling speed and sending signals to the motor for assistance. Installing it involves removing the crank arm, securing the magnetic disc, and properly mounting the sensor near the bottom bracket.

California offers a diverse range of cycling routes for every skill level, from the iconic Pacific Coast Highway to the challenging Mount Tamalpais climb. Whether you're cruising Napa Valley’s vineyards or tackling the rugged Flume Trail, Tesway Electric Bikes make every ride easier and more enjoyable.

Plan Long Distance E-Bike Routes Mapping out the route is essential. Using apps like Komoot or Google Maps can help identify e-bike-friendly routes, considering both paved roads and trails suitable for your bike type. Assess the terrain and elevation. Long...