Electric Bike

• Motor Power: The motor must not exceed 250W.
• Maximum Speed: The electric assist must stop when the bicycle reaches 15.5 mph (25 km/h).
• Age Restriction: The rider must be 14 years or older.
• No Licence / Insurance / Registration Required: EAPCs are considered regular bicycles and do not require a licence, insurance or registration.

Yes. All isinwheel electric bikes comply with both UK and EU regulations.

isinwheel electric bikes fall under the category of electric-assist bicycles, with a motor rated at 250W (you can check the motor label) and a maximum speed of 15.5 mph — the default maximum speed set at the factory.

The listed power on the product page refers to peak power, which does not conflict with regulations.

If you modify your electric bike after purchase and increase its maximum speed beyond 15.5 mph, you can also reduce the maximum speed back to a compliant level if needed by modifying the bike again.

Yes, isinwheel bikes are classified as electric-assist bicycles. We have over 100,000 users in the UK.

To cater to riders of all ages and riding preferences, we offer four riding modes. Some models come with an accelerator to allow users to choose the mode most suited to their needs and road conditions. Additionally, the accelerator can be easily removed in special cases (e.g. during insurance inspections) without affecting the normal operation of the bike.

isinwheel electric bikes come with the necessary documentation for insurance/compliance checks, including:

• Registration: isinwheel models are classified as electric-assist bicycles, so they do not require registration or a motorcycle licence.
• Insurance: isinwheel models do not require mandatory liability insurance.
• Personal Insurance: You can purchase personal insurance for your isinwheel bike. All models come with a frame number and the necessary certification documents.

Our advertised maximum range is based on tests conducted under ideal conditions — with a fully charged battery, a 70 kg rider, riding on flat city roads in Eco mode.

If your actual range is lower, it may be due to one or more of the following factors:

1. Rider weight: Heavier riders may experience a shorter range compared with the 70 kg test condition.
2. Battery charge: Make sure the battery is fully charged before riding.
3. Terrain: Uphill roads or uneven outdoor surfaces consume more power and reduce range.
4. Riding mode: Full-electric mode on e-bikes or Sport mode on e-scooters can significantly reduce range.
5. Weather: Cold or windy conditions can affect battery performance and shorten range.