Do you really do sport with an electric bike?

- "You ride your bike to work every day? Class!"
- "Yes. Electric bike."
- "Ah... That's cheating what!".

How often do we witness this kind of exchange when using an EAB (electrically assisted bicycle)? Far too many! To the point where you don't even dare to say you're on a bike. Cyclists on an EAB would be less legitimate. As if, in order to ride a bike, you had to ride dozens of kilometres, suffer and sweat.

They are not the only ones.

At I'm ON A BIKE, we disagree. We believe the most important thing is that you are on your bike. Morning and night, electric or not.

This still very French vision of associating cycling with sporting effort is out of time. What counts is not the kilometres, but the fact that you use your bike every day, as a means of transport. That you're out in the open, in touch with the city, ears to the wind. Whether you're running errands, meeting friends, picking up your kids, by bike.

Besides, with the electric bike, anyone can ride a bike, regardless of their shape, or their route. The E-bike increases the range of possibilities of the velotaf! Before it was unimaginable to make suburb-to-city trips. Today, you can ride 20km without any problem on a daily basis!

In short, the EAB is participating in the growth of the velotaf, the increase in the number of cyclists, the reduction of the place of the car, and the transformation of our cities.

So, you, EV cyclist, be proud, stay on your bike. Others will eventually follow your example

Team JSAV