Get up hills easier - Less intense, especially for people who have joint conditions or asthma.

Great for daily commuting - Less stress than driving a car, traffic jams are easier as you take up less space, less intense than a normal bike, little maintenance, no need to queue for buses or trains.

Save money - Spend less on gas, spend less on your car in general, little maintenance similar to normal bikes, no license needed, charge bike from any socket for a full charge in as low as 4 hours.

Versatile - Can be used for commuting or off-road, snow and dirt.

Healthier - 95% of electric bike owners cycle daily, compared to 40% for normal bikes. Although it is less intense than a normal bike, you will be getting out of the house more.

Travel longer distances than a normal bike - More than 20 miles on a single charge. However, depending on the level of pedal assist you use, you could reach up to 120+ miles per charge.

Faster than a normal bike - But not above the speed limit, depending on your state.

Good against adverse weather conditions - Electric bikes fight the wind as the pedal assist compensates for the drag.

Less sweat - Pedal assist means it will be a less physically intense ride.

Harder to steal than normal bikes - They are heavier, around 30lbs, and some need a key to be operated.

Better for the environment than cars & other public transport - No brainer here.

Enjoy time with family and friends - If you're new to cycling or struggle keeping up, an electric bike may make it possible to join in on recreational bike rides.

Drivers are becoming more aware of cyclists - More people are cycling to work, electric bikes are expected to increase globally by 50% over the next decade. Drivers are likely to give you enough space as awareness increases.

More expensive than normal bikes - Electric bikes are an investment and usually start around $1000. So be sure to weigh up whether you'll be using it often or not, and where you'll be using it.

Weight - Electric bikes are heavy, generally weighing around 30 - 40 lbs. It means it's harder to store and pedal up a hill if it runs out of battery.

Slightly louder than normal bikes - They make a slight whizzing sound when you're using them.

Fixing broken batteries can be costly - As well as buying bigger batteries for longer range. So be sure to check you warranty.

Less physically intense - You won't get as an intense workout as pedal assist helps you up hills. Hills would feel the same as flats.

Legal speed limit - By the law, you generally have to keep within the speed limit of depending on the state you live in.