EBikes and scooters are great for commuting or just having fun in cities. They have appeared in almost all major cities, and following a significant increase in injuries, rules and regulations are just now catching up with them. Despite having a top speed of only about 25 mph, eBikes can still be extremely dangerous to riders, with the potential to cause serious injuries or even fatalities in the case of a collision. Leading eBike producer Bosch looked to current technologies for a fix. The same anti-lock brake system (ABS) that is used in vehicles and motorcycles has been installed on Bosch's bikes, which was only announced in 2023.
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Rider safety is considerably increased by the addition of ABS. ABS keeps your wheels from locking up and sliding when you drive. Without an ABS system, your wheels would probably lock and your car will likely skid until it stops, either by using the brakes or running into something. The moment the brakes lock, control is all but impossible. However, ABS enables users to fully depress the brake pedal while still being able to maneuver their car, potentially preventing a crash. Even though ABS is not a novel technology, using it on eBikes is a trailblazing move. The topic of safety technology is always fascinating and has a big impact on customers. After all, when seatbelts were initially introduced, the majority of drivers were reluctant to purchase them, so it's encouraging to hear favorable press about it
ADDABS Technology : Bosch provides an anti-lock braking system made especially for electric bikes. This technique aids in preventing wheel locking during braking, which can improve rider safety, particularly in slick or difficult driving situations.
