California’s 750-Watt Rule - What Every eBike Rider Should Know!

California’s 750-Watt Rule - What Every eBike Rider Should Know!
California ebike laws are clear — once your motor goes over 750 watts, it’s no longer an e-bike! 🚴⚡ In this video, we explain everything you need to know about California’s 750-watt limit, the Class 1, 2, and 3 ebike system, and what happens when your motor crosses that line.

Find out the legal requirements for helmets, licensing, and registration, plus the penalties for riding an overpowered ebike on public roads or bike paths. We’ll also cover where you can still ride high-powered bikes safely and legally.

Before upgrading to a 1000W or 1500W ebike, make sure you know the law it could save you from fines, impound, or worse.
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