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A high-quality e-bike at affordable rates? With company bike leasing, it's possible. More and more employers are offering their employees the opportunity to use an e-bike or bicycle as a company vehicle – tax-advantaged and often significantly cheaper than buying one outright. In this article, you'll learn how leasing with a company bike works – and which MYVELO e-bikes are particularly worthwhile in 2025.

Imagine you want to quickly run to the bakery, take a trip to the countryside, or simply stay mobile – without having to rely on a car or public transport. Perhaps you don't have a driver's license (anymore) or you'd rather not drive. In precisely these situations, an e-bike becomes your faithful companion.

More and more people are switching from cars to e-bikes for their daily commute – and for good reason. Commuters want to get to work stress-free, cost-effectively, and as environmentally friendly as possible. But which e-bike is best for commuting? We'll show you what to look for – and which e-bike types are particularly worthwhile for commuter traffic.

The transition to secondary school often involves longer commutes – often several kilometers, sometimes along country roads or through the city. This raises the question for many parents: Is an e-bike a good solution for the school commute?

Commuting by bike every day is a big trend – and for good reason. Commuting by bike not only saves money and protects the environment, but also gives you an active start to your day. However, making your commute comfortable, safe, and weatherproof requires the right gear. In this article, we'll show you what really matters when commuting by bike – and which gadgets make the difference.

Modern cities face major challenges: traffic jams, air pollution, and noise pollution impair the quality of life and make everyday life stressful for many people. But the solution is often closer than one might think – in optimizing local transport. E-bikes and bicycles, in particular, play a key role in this.

E-bikes have become a staple in many households – whether for commuting to school, for leisure, or as a sporty all-rounder. But how old do you have to be to ride an e-bike? Is there a minimum age? And what happens if children start riding before that age? In this article, you'll learn everything about age restrictions, safety, and insurance coverage for e-bikes.

Electromobility is booming – and with it, the range of electrically powered two-wheelers is growing. This raises the question for many: e-bike or e-motorcycle – what's the difference? And which of the two vehicles is better suited to their needs? In this blog post, we provide an unbiased comparison of key aspects such as speed, range, driver's license requirements, costs, usage options, and legal framework.

If you want to ride your e-bike efficiently, you shouldn't just switch on Eco mode and hope the battery lasts. There's more to it than that — more specifically, a physical interplay between cadence, torque, and motor control. Sound technical?

An e-bike day trip is the perfect opportunity to spend time together in the fresh air – without any pressure to perform, but with plenty of exercise, nature, and enjoyment. Whether with family, friends, or as a casual group ride: With proper preparation, a simple trip can become a real highlight. In this article, you'll find a practical packing list, technical tips, and clever ideas for stress-free planning – so your next e-bike day trip is safe and relaxing.

Anyone who wants to buy an e-bike will sooner or later come across the question: torque sensor or speed sensor – which is better?

Both systems regulate the motor assistance on e-bikes, but the riding experience differs significantly. In this article, you'll find a clear comparison of e-bike sensors – including advantages and disadvantages, practical tips, and a guide to choosing the right sensor.

If you cycle regularly — whether on a road bike, mountain bike, or e-bike—you'll sooner or later come across the term "gear ratio." But what does that actually mean? What role does gear ratio play in your cadence, speed, and power transfer? And how do you find the right gearing for your riding style?