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It is undeniable that micromobility is part of the tapestry of urban, and sometimes rural, transport. The modern commuter’s choice of gear and accessories is deliberate and an expression of personality.

Light electric vehicles like e-scooters and e-bikes have transformed our streets. The hardware we use to accessorize these vehicles must keep pace. From the high vibrations of eMTBs to high-speed city commuters or rapid street-legal eMotos, which phone and camera mounts are the best pick to keep your devices secure and your video feed stable?

Security infrastructure has been too slow to evolve with modern eBike and eMoto riding, so recording your ride is no longer a niche hobby but a necessity for rider security and infrastructure advocacy.

While urban commuters top out at 20-25 mph, eMoto powerhouses fly by you on the road at 30 to 60 mph easily. At those speeds, a standard bicycle lid is laughable. A dedicated e-bike helmet is simply insufficient. You need a dedicated, full-face/ spherical helmet.

Traditional lids just aren’t good enough to protect your head when riding an e-bike. E-bikes are finely tuned machines that almost travel twice as fast as the pedal bikes of yesteryear. A traditional urban e-bike helmet is rated to a far stricter standard and subjected to more rigorous tests, all in an effort to deem it safe for use.

In the past decade, much like e-bikes, a quiet revolution has taken over - gone are the days of a luxurious, bejewelled watch. Most people use smartwatches as their default alternative. So, what if you wanted one dedicated to cycling?

If you hear the words “reliability,” “efficiency,” or “durability,” there is a very high chance that your instinct is to think of legends in motorsport or automotive manufacturing like BMW, Audi, Mercedes, or Porsche. But it’s 2026; cars are expensive to run, bulky on the road, and attract the ire of environmentalists, and rightfully so.

Have you just decided to take your first steps into the world of sustainable personal mobility? Maybe you want to buy a new e-bike or a pre-loved one? Just as cars or motorbikes are in 2026, e-bikes are an investment. So, how can you protect your investment? And more importantly, how can you protect yourself? Read along for our comprehensive guide to 5 things you must do and 5 things you must buy before your next e-bike. 

Walk down any city’s main street, any town’s high street, or a suburban cul-de-sac, and you’ll find the sounds of childhood have fundamentally changed. Gone are the days of the rhythmic chain-slapping noise of a BMX bike. Instead, you’re prone to hear the low whir and futuristic high-pitched noise of an e-bike.

Summer hath come early in 2026. So, could it be time to get out and conquer those trails again? While folding e-bikes and urban commuter scooters remain essential for daily transit, eMoto bikes have garnered the curiosity and attention of enthusiasts.

It is 2026, and micromobility retail is largely online; the market is moving towards more affordable, budget-friendly, durable, and efficient e-bikes. But what if you have the budget to buy a new car and the inclination to buy an e-bike?

Seemingly out of nowhere, a few weeks ago, a brand new company called SYKERUNS Sports showed up on the eMoto manufacturing scene. Normally, this wouldn’t be that notable. The entire micromobility industry is growing, but that is especially true on the dedicated adventure-vehicle side of the business.