Freezing Temperatures: Riding your e-bike when temperatures are consistently below freezing (0°C or 32°F) is not ideal. Extreme cold can significantly affect battery performance, and you may notice a reduced range and power output. Additionally, it can be uncomfortable to ride in such conditions.
Icy and Slippery Roads: If the roads are covered in snow or ice, it's generally best to avoid riding your e-bike. Reduced traction can lead to accidents and make it challenging to control the bike.
Battery Management: Pay close attention to your e-bike's battery. Most e-bike batteries perform best in temperatures between 15°C and 25°C (59°F to 77°F). When it's colder than this, you may experience a noticeable decrease in battery range. Be prepared for shorter trips or carry a spare battery if needed.