RV Accessories & Supplies - Bikes and Scooters

Bikes

E-bikes are the ideal way to explore local cycleways, townships, or off-the-beaten track trails. You can park up your caravan and campervan and not worry about having to pack it all up again to head to the local supermarket or explore nearby attractions.

E-bikes are the perfect accessory for taking on your motorhome or caravan adventuresWith so many amazing cycleways and bike trails spread across New Zealand, having an extra set of wheels means you can really make the most of them.

Many motorhomes now include charging ports in their external lockers/garages for keeping your e-bike charged up and ready to go while you travel.

We stock the eTOURER range of e-bikes. This trusted brand is affordable, high quality, and ideal for adventure seekers and cycling enthusiasts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do e-bikes work?

E-bikes are bicycles that utilise electric battery-powered assistance as needed. This means you can pedal as usual, without any assistance, on flat areas but then engage the extra power of the battery to give you a boost when you wish to go up hill, or just enjoy cruising without quite so much leg power. To recharge your e-bike battery, it simply needs to be plugged into mains power.

How fast are e-bikes?

The legal power output for an e-bike used on the road in New Zealand is 300 watts. This provides powered assistance of up to 32km/hr. Some e-bikes can go faster than this, but they must then be registered for use on public roads.

How far do e-bikes go?

The distance you can travel on one full charge of your e-bike will depend on a number of factors, including:

  • the size of your battery
  • how much you pedal
  • your weight
  • the terrain - how flat or hilly it is

Which is better, a scooter or an e-bike?

Electric scooters and e-bikes each have their pros and cons, so which one is best for you will depend on a few factors. Here are three key considerations to think about when deciding which set of wheels is the best fit for your adventures:

  • Price: A bike is generally more expensive, especially high-end e-bikes and mountain bikes. If you’re on a tight budget, a scooter could be a good option.
  • Weight: Generally, a bike is going to weigh more and take up more room than a scooter, so consider how you’ll transport your wheels.
  • Setting: Do you need your wheels to get you from home to work, or through thick traffic? If so, a scooter could be a better option. Or are you more about exploring the countryside and going off the beaten track? In this case a bike would be a better choice.