Yes! Our e-bikes can be ridden in various weather conditions or on mountain and hilly terrain. To have a safe and fun ride, it's important to consider weather and terrain conditions when riding a bike, as well as knowing the relevant safety knowledge and taking protective measures. Read below to learn more about riding a RANDRIDE e-bikes in certain conditions.   Off-Road Riding： If you choose to ride off-road with an e-bike, be sure to check your local regulations to confirm that off-road e-bike riding is allowed. Wear appropriate safety gear, and don't ride alone in remote areas.   In Various Weather Conditions： Our e-bikes have been successfully tested in in hot, cold, wet rainy, icy snowy weather conditions to ensure they work well in various adverse weather conditions. This is because components such as the LCD display, motor, battery pack and throttle of the rand e-bike are carefully designed, and constructed of high-quality materials. Be extra careful when riding in foggy, wet, or icy conditions. Heavy fog can make it difficult to see road hazards, so wear reflective clothing and use your bike's headlights. Wetness and ice can make the road particularly slippery, and even though our e-bike tires have excellent anti-skid properties, this only improves the anti-skid effect of the ride, not completely avoids any situation. So you still need to slow down and avoid riding on the slippery roads.   Riding Mountain or Hilly Terrain：   bikes are generally easy to climb and descend on hills without cargo, but once the cargo is loaded onto the bike, the bike's climbing ability, steering and braking are all affected.Keep the weight of your cargo as low as possible and get used to controlling the cargo bike in flat, open areas before riding with cargo on mountains or hills.   Always pedal when riding on steep hills or climbing hilly terrain to avoid straining the motor. A rider should keep the bike moving at a reasonable and steady pace. Demanding high power output when the bike is moving at slow speeds may strain the motor. Pedaling can help keep the bike moving without high power demand, which will increase the longevity of the e-bike's motor. Plan your route to avoid very steep hills if possible.