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Know Your Ride

Module 01 • UNDERSTAND

WHAT ARE YOU RIDING?

Bike • E-Bike • Something Else?

Learn how pedals, motor assistance, throttle use, and assisted speed help shape what your ride is—and what to verify next.

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Know Your Ride artwork introducing bike and e-bike identification.

2. Key Takeaways

What you’ll learn

Know the Basics

Understand bikes, e-bikes, and other rideables.

How Power Works

Learn how pedal assist, throttles, and speed work.

Rules & Access

Discover where you can ride and what rules apply.

Make Safer Choices

Use knowledge to ride confidently and responsibly.

3. Signature Learning

Simple. Clear. Memorable.

Use these quick reference guides to spot the key features that help identify your ride and understand what to check next.

Preliminary first check

P-7-28™

P: fully operable pedals

7: motor rated at 750 watts or less

28: assistance up to 28 mph

The power and throttle guide

P20-T20-P28™

P20: Pedal-assist to 20 mph.

T20: Throttle assistance to 20 mph.

P28: Pedal-assist to 28 mph.

4. Ride IQ Quiz

Check what you learned.

Choose one answer for each question. Your answer locks after selection and feedback appears immediately.

Question 1: Which of these is NOT one of the main features that helps identify an e-bike?

Which of these is NOT one of the main features that helps identify an e-bike?

Question 2: At what speed does motor assistance stop on a typical Class 1 e-bike?

At what speed does motor assistance stop on a typical Class 1 e-bike?

Question 3: What is the key difference between a Class 1 e-bike and a Class 2 e-bike?

What is the key difference between a Class 1 e-bike and a Class 2 e-bike?

Question 4: Where should you look for reliable information about your bike’s class and specifications?

Where should you look for reliable information about your bike’s class and specifications?

Question 5: Why is it important to know exactly what you are riding before choosing where to ride?

Why is it important to know exactly what you are riding before choosing where to ride?