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Electric Dirt Bikes: Why Real Performance Matters More Than Speed Numbers

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When choosing an electric dirt bike, the first specification many riders notice is top speed. A higher number immediately creates the impression of stronger performance, better capability, and a more exciting riding experience. Because of this, speed has become one of the most common ways riders compare bikes.

However, top speed represents only one aspect of performance. In real-world riding conditions, many additional factors affect how an electric dirt bike actually performs. Terrain, traction, rider weight, battery level, and weather conditions all influence the riding experience.

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E-bike Safety Prompts Warning from NJ Police Departments

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Ridgewood NJ, in an effort to enhance pedestrian safety and preserve the walkability of the downtown district, the Ridgewood Village Council has passed a new ordinance restricting the use of micromobility vehicles—including electric scooters, e-bikes, bicycles, and skateboards—in the heart of the Central Business District (CBD).

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New Jersey’s New Safe Passing Law: Give 4 feet when Passing People Walking or Biking

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Upper Saddle River  NJ, New Jersey’s new Safe Passing Law went into effect on March 1st, 2022. With one of the strongest and most comprehensive safe passing laws in the county, New Jersey can now better protect vulnerable road users. The new law aims to prevent the near misses, injuries, and deaths that often occur on our streets.

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May is National Bike Month

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Ridgewood NJ, May is National Bike Month in the United States. It’s a time to celebrate the benefits of biking and encourage people to get out and ride. The month includes various events such as Bike to Work Week and Bike to School Day, as well as community bike rides, safety demonstrations, and other activities. The goal is to promote biking as a healthy, fun, and environmentally-friendly mode of transportation.

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Cyclists/Drivers Relationships in New Jersey Among the Worst in the Country

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  • New Jersey cyclists rate their relationships with drivers at a lowly 6/10. 
  • Over half of cyclists admit to getting angry with drivers.
  • Interactive map showing cyclist/driver relationships across America.  

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Ridgewood NJ, American roads appear to be a hotbed of never-ending roadwars between cyclists and drivers, often shared with the masses on the likes of YouTube or other social media sites thanks to the innovation of dash-cam and helmet cameras.

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Murphy Administration Announces It’s Spending $24 Million on Bike Paths Throughout the State

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Trenton NJ, Governor Phil Murphy today announced critical funding to expand access to safe transportation and enhance areas around public transit facilities across the state. The awards total more than $24 million across three programs as part of Governor Murphy’s Fiscal Year 2023 budget. Funding for the Local Aid and Economic Development Grants line-item increased by nearly 50% over the last fiscal year, representing the Murphy Administration’s commitment to a wide range of transportation options and smart, transit-oriented development.

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Westwood Cycle Offers Over 70 Years of Cycling Experience

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Westwood NJ, we have been customers here for a very long time,  for over 70 years, cyclists, friends, and family have trusted Westwood Cycle for all of their cycling needs. With more than 500 bicycles in stock for children and adults, and more than 300 on display, we have a bicycle for everyone!

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Governor Murphy , “Reimagining of Urban Commuting.”

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Governor Murphy Signs Legislation Permitting Operation of Low Speed E-Bikes and Motorized Scooters

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TRENTON NJ, As Governor Phil Murphy continues working to bolster New Jersey’s innovation economy, he signed legislation today (S731) that outlines regulations governing the use of low speed electric scooters and e-bikes.

The bill calls for motorized scooters and e-bikes capable of traveling 20 miles per hour or slower to be regulated much the same as ordinary bicycles, allowing their operation on streets, highways, and bicycle paths in this State. An operator of a low-speed electric bicycle or motorized scooter is not required to register the scooter or e-bike, furnish proof of insurance, or have a driver’s license. The bill further provides that all statutes, rules, and regulations that apply to ordinary bicycles will apply to low-speed electric bicycles and motorized scooters.

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