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Why Traditional Cyclists Should Embrace E-Bikes, Not Judge Them

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Real Talk from the Road: I’ve ridden thousands of miles on a traditional road bike, but I’ve seen firsthand how e-bikes are changing lives—especially for older, injured, or new cyclists. This post is a call to unity, not division. Let’s ride together. In fact, here is a post about cyclists who need e-bikes because of balance issues. Cycling is booming—on city streets, scenic trails, and everywhere in between. Whether you ride for fitness, fun, or daily transportation, there’s no denying the benefits of life on two wheels. But in recent years, a quiet divide has formed in the cycling world. And it's time we talk about it. 🚲 The E-Bike Divide: A Problem Within the Community E-bikes, once seen as a niche or novelty, have exploded in popularity. With that rise has come a backlash from some traditional cyclists —riders who believe e-bikes “don’t count” or that those who use them are somehow cheating. That mindset isn’t just outdated—it’s harmful. 🔋 E-Bikes Still Require...

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