Cyseekin E-Bike Blog
Calculate the total e-bike weight: add the bike, rider, and luggage
The permissible gross weight is more than the rider’s weight. This is how you determine the model limit, weigh your e-bike, and calculate the actual reserve.
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Crossing tram tracks by bicycle: angle, wet conditions, and a safe line
Tram tracks require planning your line in advance. This reduces the risk of falling on grooves, wet surfaces, and in tight urban traffic.
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Green arrow for bicycles: Turn right safely and legally at a red light
Sign 721 allows cyclists to turn right on red only after coming to a complete stop. Here’s how to properly check the traffic light, crossings, and right of way.
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Broken bicycle spoke: Why the wheel should go to the workshop
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Bicycle stolen: What you should document and report now
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E-bike on a bike rack: Check the weight and secure it properly
Before transporting an e-bike, check the nose weight, carrier weight and rail clearance. This check keeps the bikes, license plates and lighting safe.
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Bike path in the wrong direction: Avoiding accident risks at intersections
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Crossing a railway crossing by bike: Wait, cross, and avoid tailbacks
At a railway crossing, signals, a clear exit, and crossing all the way over are what matter. Here’s how to behave correctly with a bicycle, group, or trailer.
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Overtaking on the right by bicycle: rules for waiting cars
Section 5 (8) of the German Road Traffic Regulations permits cautiously passing stationary vehicles on the right only when there is sufficient space. These limits apply in traffic jams and at traffic lights.
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