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--- transportation:electric_bikes [2025/12/29 03:39] – [Dahon] timb
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 https://www.techradar.com/news/maintaining-your-e-bike-is-about-to-get-much-much-easier
+== After 10,000 miles, here’s what happened to this electric bike ==
+Micah Toll - Jan 1 2026 10:35 am PT
+One of the biggest unanswered questions for many folks considering an e-bike isn’t how a bike rides on day one, but rather how it holds up after years of daily use. Reviews and first impressions are everywhere, but genuine long-term ownership stories are surprisingly rare. That’s why a recent shared case from a rider who just crossed 10,000 miles (16,000 km) on their e-bike caught my attention.
+The bike in question is the Ride1Up Prodigy V2, purchased in March 2023 for $1,595 and ridden daily for commuting, plus weekend rides.
+In just over two years, the owner shared on social media how he racked up mileage that many e-bikes will never see, offering a valuable look at real-world durability, maintenance costs, and what actually wears out over time.
+https://electrek.co/2026/01/01/after-10000-miles-heres-what-happened-to-this-electric-bike/
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 https://electrek.co/2025/06/26/these-are-the-best-electric-bicycles-ive-tested-for-under-1000/
+==  review e-bikes for a living, and these are my top 3 electric bikes from 2025 ==
+is almost here and it was a bumper year for powered cycling
+Paul Hatton - December 23, 2025
+has been a wild ride for the whole e-bike industry. We've seen new products from Brompton, Specialized, Engwe, Quella, and others, with every new release pushing the boundaries of what was previously available on an e-bike. As a result, we’re seeing more (and better) e-bikes on the roads than ever before.
+It's not just been about ever-improving performance; e-bikes are now being stuffed with smart connectivity, creating intelligent rides. One of my most-loved features in 2025 was the proliferation and democratization of GPS anti-theft systems that we've previously seen on the likes of the Cowboy 4, that help protect our precious e-bikes from thieves.
+All of this e-bike activity has got me thinking about the best e-bikes I reviewed in 2025, so I've shared my top picks below. You might not agree with my list, and that's fine! Use the comments section below to let us know what your favorites have been. And, if you’re looking to make an e-bike investment, check out our comprehensive guide to the best electric bikes.
+https://www.techradar.com/health-fitness/bikes/i-review-e-bikes-for-a-living-and-these-are-my-top-3-electric-bikes-from-2025
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 https://www.themanual.com/outdoors/segway-xafari-xyber-ebike-test-ride/
+== Segway launches two more e-bikes at CES ==
+Myon and Muxi are cargo-centric step-throughs.
+Daniel Cooper - Tue, January 6, 2026 at 5:00 AM PST
+I’m no psychologist, but I get a sense Segway turned up to CES 2026 with something to prove after last year. Certainly, it’s gone out of its way to prove its micromobility bona fides with the press, who perhaps were a bit too sniffy that scooter people were launching an e-bike. This year, Segway’s not just launching two more mainstream e-bikes, but an electric dirt bike, all of which are crammed with the sort of tech that might just make everyone halt their sniffiness.
+First up, there’s the Myon, a chunky step-through with a decent-sized pannier rack for folks who want to go far and carry a bit of luggage as they go. That’s hardly an eye-catching proposition given so many e-bikes fit within the same template, but Segway is hoping its tech will make a difference here. Myon is equipped with electronic gear shifting (tied to a Shimano CUES chain drivetrain), electronic motor optimization and the company’s proprietary Intelligent Ride System.
+The latter, along with Segway(TM) TurboTuned(TM) will automatically optimize motor and battery performance while under way. The company adds that the bike’s built-in gyros, cadence and torque sensors will meter out performance according to road conditions. So if you’re going up hill, the power will gently increase before you have to think about it. Additionally, if you stop at the lights, the system won’t just turn on the power to whatever you’ve set it at as soon as it senses the tiniest ounce of pressure on the pedal, removing the jerky start action you see in other bikes.
+https://www.engadget.com/transportation/segway-launches-two-more-e-bikes-at-ces-130000152.html