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When the days get shorter and temperatures drop in winter, many e-bikes end up in the basement for the cold months. Is your e-bike one of them? If so, there are a few things you should bear in mind when storing the battery, so that your bike will be ready for a smooth start in the spring. Our tips will help you keep your e-bike battery pack in shape during the winter.

E-bikes are in vogue – and they are particularly popular as company bikes. But what most of us would call an e-bike doesn’t quite count as one in the eyes of the law. In this article, we will examine which vehicles are considered e-bikes under the Road Traffic Act, what the difference is between them and pedelecs and S-pedelecs is, and why we use the term e-bike anyway.

When you're already sweating without any physical exertion, many people realise that sport is not an option today. But not everyone wants to miss out on sporting activities when temperatures are high. After all, if you skip training too often, you may not achieve your training goals. But don't worry: you don't necessarily have to skip exercise on hot summer days. But you should be careful not to overload your body. You can do this with these tips:

Cycling holidays have a special appeal for many people. They spend most of their time in the fresh air, do something for their health and experience the landscape through which they pedal on their bike up close.

June 3rd is World Bicycle Day! The perfect occasion to pamper your bike with an extra portion of care. With our tips, you can get your bike ready for the next spring tour with little effort.

Are you thinking about buying a new bike to start the new season with fresh tires? Perhaps you've already browsed online retailers for your new dream bike? Even if the selection on the Internet is huge, we recommend that you visit your local bike dealer before deciding which bike you'll be riding soon. In our article, you can find out why it's worth going to your local specialist dealer when buying a bike.

Do you spend a lot of time on your bike in summer? Then you shouldn't forget the right sun protection. What applies to sunbathing in general should also be taken to heart when cycling: Cycling through the blazing sun at lunchtime is stressful for the whole body and especially for your skin, which you should avoid. If you only have your lunch break for cycling or cannot plan your cycling time in any other way, try to use shadier routes to avoid exposing your skin to high UV radiation for too long.

For many cyclists, the bicycle is not only climate-friendly but also a practical means of transportation. But what is better suited for getting children, pets, shopping or luggage from A to B? A cargo bike or a bike trailer? We explain which questions you should ask yourself before deciding between a cargo bike and a trailer.

You’re all set to go on tour with your bike. Your luggage includes everything you need for your trip. That spells freedom, but it’s also quite a challenge, especially when it comes to packing. Our tips will help you find the right way to pack exactly what you need.

Ready for a different summer bike tour? When you go “bike packing,” you take everything you need for a multi-day excursion with you on your bike. Bike packing is trendy, bringing pure freedom on two wheels. This is the best way to prepare yourself for your small adventure: