Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1: How can I rent a bicycle or an electric bicycle?

Answer: Bicycle and electric bicycle rental is available in many cities and tourist destinations. You can find bike rental shops in local areas or search on websites offering bike rental services. Usually, you will need to provide some form of identification and make a deposit or present a credit card to rent a bike.

 

Question 2: What is the difference between a bicycle and an electric bicycle?

Answer: The main difference between a simple bicycle and an electric bicycle is the presence of an electric motor in the electric bicycle. The electric motor runs on batteries and provides extra power to the rider, helping the rider to move with less effort and climb hills more easily. Electric bikes usually also have different levels of assistance and can cover longer distances than a regular bike.

 

Question 3: What is the autonomy of an electric bicycle?

Answer: The autonomy of an electric bicycle depends on the type of battery and the rider's use. Electric bicycle batteries usually have different capacities, which affect the distance you can cover on a single charge. Most units have a range of 40 to 100+ kilometres, depending on conditions and usage. It should be kept in mind that using the motor at maximum assist level and uphill routes can reduce the range.

 

Question 4: How can I charge an electric bike?

Answer: To charge an electric bike, you need to connect the charger to the bike. The charger is usually supplied with the bike and has a cable that plugs into a socket. Make sure that the battery is correctly installed in the bike and plug the charger into the corresponding socket on the bike. Allow the bicycle to charge for the required time, as specified by the manufacturer, and do not leave the bicycle unattended during charging.

We hope these answers will help you with your frequently asked questions about renting and using bicycles and electric bicycles. If you have more questions, don't hesitate to ask them!