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Class 1 and 2 e-bikes generally do not require registration or insurance. Higher-powered models that exceed local e-bike limits may be classified as motor vehicles, requiring registration with your local DMV.

Most states do not require a license for Class 1 or Class 2 e-bikes. However, some states have additional regulations for Class 3 models (typically those capable of 28 mph).

You can check your local regulations at PeopleForBikes State E-Bike Laws.a

Rules vary by city. In most areas, e-bikes are allowed on bike paths but restricted on sidewalks. Always follow local traffic and park regulations to ensure safety for both riders and pedestrians.

• Always wear a certified helmet.
  
• Use lights and reflectors for visibility.
  
• Obey all traffic laws and ride predictably.
  
• Maintain your brakes and tires regularly.
  
• Reduce speed in crowded or low-visibility areas.
  

For detailed state-by-state guidance, see PeopleForBikes’ E-Bike Resources.

Start by identifying how and where you plan to ride.

• Daily city commuting: Choose a lightweight model with moderate range and practical features like a rack or fenders. Explore our Commuter eBikes.
  
• Off-road or trail riding: Look for a strong motor, wide tires, and durable suspension. Check out our Off-Road eBikes or Mountain eBikes.
  
• Compact and portable options: For small spaces or mixed transport (train + bike), see our Folding eBikes.
  
• Sand, snow, or all-terrain riding: Fat-Tire eBikes deliver stability and traction.
  
• Motorcycle-style power and comfort: Discover our Motorcycle eBikes.
  

Focus on the right balance of purpose → motor power → battery range → comfort → price.

Motor wattage determines torque and acceleration:

• 250–350W: Best for flat city roads.
  
• 500–750W: Ideal for hills or heavier loads.
  
• 750W+: Recommended for off-road and performance riders.
  

Each Varun model lists rated motor power on its product page, so you can compare across categories like Mountain and Motorcycle.

Multiply your typical round-trip distance by two and add 20% for safety. On average, e-bikes consume 10–20Wh per mile depending on terrain and assist level.

For a 20-mile commute, a 500Wh battery is a smart choice. You can compare all current models on our E-Bikes Collection page.

Check the recommended rider height and seatpost adjustment range listed on each product page. Our commuter and folding series include adjustable handlebars and seatposts to fit a wide range of riders. Always maintain a comfortable upright posture with a slight bend in the knees when pedaling.

Durable design, powerful motor systems, and free U.S. & Canada shipping — plus responsive after-sales support.

Under ideal riding conditions, most Varun e-bikes can reach 60–80 miles per charge. Actual range depends on speed, terrain, rider weight, assist level, and temperature. Always plan trips with at least 20–30% battery reserve.

Charging typically takes 4–6 hours using the original Varun charger. Avoid overcharging or charging in extreme heat or cold. For in-depth battery care, see EBikes.org’s Battery Maintenance Guide.

A lithium-ion e-bike battery generally lasts 3–5 years or around 1,000 charge cycles. You can extend battery life by:

• Avoiding deep discharges (don’t ride until 0%)
  
• Storing between 40–70% charge if unused
  
• Keeping it away from extreme temperatures
  

Replacement batteries are available through Varun’s Accessories page or by contacting customer support.

Yes, if your model uses a removable battery. Always store spare batteries in protective cases and avoid heavy impacts or short circuits. Check airline regulations before traveling, as large lithium batteries are usually restricted on flights.

Most Varun e-bikes are rated IP65 or higher, meaning they’re resistant to water spray and light rain. However, they’re not designed for deep puddles or full submersion. After wet rides, wipe the bike dry and avoid spraying the electrical parts directly with a hose.

For rugged, weather-resistant models, see our Off-Road or Motorcycle eBikes.

For urban commuting, look for:

• Integrated front and rear lights
  
• Rear rack or basket for carrying items
  
• Durable lock (U-lock or chain)
  
• Puncture-resistant tires
  

Our Commuter eBikes are designed with these features in mind.

Yes. Modern folding e-bikes feature reinforced aluminum frames and secure locking mechanisms. Regularly check the hinge area for wear and keep it lubricated. Our Folding eBikes are perfect for small spaces and multi-modal commuting.

All our e-bikes are designed to support a strong load capacity ranging from 220 to 330 lbs (100–150 kg), ensuring stable and comfortable rides for various needs. Many models also allow for optional rear rack installation, making it easy to carry extra cargo or gear for your daily commute or weekend adventure.

For heavy cargo or two-up riding, consider models in our Motorcycle eBikes category.

Before each ride, check tire pressure, brake response, and lights. Every 100 miles, clean and lubricate the chain. Once a month, tighten visible bolts and inspect cables for damage.

Avoid high-pressure washing; instead, use a damp cloth. For detailed care, see REI’s E-Bike Maintenance Guide.

We recommend a full inspection every 6–12 months or every 600 miles, whichever comes first. This includes wheel truing, brake calibration, and motor diagnostics.

Contact a certified e-bike service center if you notice unusual noises or decreased performance.

Varun provides limited coverage for the frame, motor, and battery against manufacturing defects. Wear-and-tear items such as brake pads or tires are not included.

You can review our full warranty terms on the Warranty Policy page.

Common wear parts like tires, brake pads, and lights can be replaced independently or by a local bike shop. Battery or motor upgrades should be done only with approved components to ensure safety and compatibility.