Rear wheel drive electric bikes

Rear wheel drive

— almost all bicycles with such drive support the fully electric drive mode (see "Operating mode (electric bikes)"). This option is more rational in terms of weight distribution than front wheel drive; also its advantages include the fact that the traction wheel does not change regardless of the mode in which the bike is running — both the pedals and the electric motor pull the rear wheel. Of the disadvantages of the rear wheel drive, one can only name a relatively low stability and an increased tendency to skid. However, this is true of any classic (non-electric) bike, so this feature is nothing new.