E-bike batteries can be confusing; you might see a battery described as 36 volt or 10 amp hour or 500 watt-hours. Which figures should you be looking at and what do the differing battery measurements mean for the performance of an e-bike? Here EBR demystifies the subject.

Definitions – And What They Mean for eBikes

When you are considering what battery numbers do mean it helps to have a bit of background knowledge on the three basic units of measurement you commonly see in battery descriptions.

In this week's eBike news roundup:

• Yamaha Launches First Full-Suspension All-Mountain eMTB: The YDX MORO
• Bulls Bikes Releases New XC/Commuter eBike: The ICONIC EVO TR 1 SPEED E-SUV
• A 200 Mile range Cruiser from Electric Bike Company
• iZIP announces new E3 Path Plus Step Thru and Path Plus Step Over commuter bike
• Updated ABUS URBAN-I 3.0 Helmet
• Bikes as a solution to climate change?
• Win a new eBike by participating People for Bikes’ Annual Survey

Here are more articles that may be helpful for you or a friend who is interested in electric bikes: 

Tips on Buying Your Best Electric Bike

Understanding Electric Bike Modes: Throttle vs. Pedal Assist (Pedelec)

Electric Bike Motor Comparison: Hub, Mid-Drive, & Friction Drive

10 Tips for Improving Your eBike's Range

Electric Cargo Bike Guide

Guide to Car Racks for Electric Bikes

Enjoy a More Comfortable eBike Ride with a Suspension Seatpost