Electric bikes have gained popularity over the years. They are fast, fun, and help us enjoy longer rides compared to riding a conventional bike. It has a battery that powers a motor, which gives the rider an extra boost of power when needed. There’s a misconception that since electric bikes do all the hard work, then surely it can’t be considered a form of physical activity or healthy living. Right?
On the contrary, riding an electric bike, whether just for fun or during your daily commute, can greatly contribute to your health. It helps improve brain function, cardiovascular conditioning, and helps you maintain a healthy body weight, all while letting you choose the amount of effort needed.
An electric bike makes physical activity fun, easy, and accessible. You can take your bike for small adventures, running errands, or commuting to work. With all the health benefits you can get from riding an ebike, we bet you’d want to get one for yourself. Our Boogie Bike Cruiser is a great option for beginners and experienced cyclists alike.
However, we suggest doing some research before making a decision. If you need any assistance, feel free to call us at 833-266-4432.
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Riding a bike can be both enjoyable and liberating. Whether you're cruising around the block, running errands, commuting to work, or simply looking for a workout, a good bike — especially an electric cruiser — can make your ride so much more enjoyable.
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Mariann Ward
January 10, 2021
I’m so happy to see this. I love riding my bike and thought that it would be great to get some exercise. Some of my friends that ride " real bikes" look at me when I say I ride for exercise. I usually ride with the PAS off and only use it on hills when I drop down below 6 miles/ hr. I have ridden more since I got it that I did in the past 5 years combined. I already lost weight and inches and I feel great. I haven’t ridden since mid December due to the weather and an unfortunate little Christmas decorating injury that will have me laid up for about 6 weeks. I can’t wait to get back to it when the weather – and I- get better.
Thanks again,
Mariann Ward