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E-Bike Disclosure & Safety Information
![]() CLASS 2 E-Bike Class | ![]() 20 MPH Max Assist | ![]() 350W Continuous Power | ![]() 375W Peak Power |
California Rider Requirements
![]() | Age RestrictionsCalifornia does not impose a statewide minimum age requirement for operating a Class 2 electric bicycle. Local laws may impose additional restrictions. |
![]() | Riders Under 16It is recommended that persons under 16 years of age not operate an electric bicycle at speeds greater than 15 mph. |
![]() | Helmet RequirementsRiders under 18 years of age must wear a properly fitted and fastened bicycle helmet that meets applicable safety standards. |
![]() | California Electric Bicycle Laws |
The Sun Bicycles E350 B1 is a Class 2 electric bicycle. Under California law, a Class 2 electric bicycle is equipped with a motor that may be used exclusively to propel the bicycle and is not capable of providing assistance when the bicycle reaches 20 mph.
Electric bicycle riders are generally subject to the same traffic laws and rules of the road that apply to conventional bicycles. Where an electric bicycle may be operated can vary depending on the class of electric bicycle and local regulations. Riders should check applicable state and local laws before riding.
![]() | California E-Bike Safety & Training |
For additional information about California electric bicycle laws, safe riding practices, and the California Highway Patrol's e-bike safety and training program, visit the California Highway Patrol.
CHP E-Bike Safety & Training![]() | Important: Local jurisdictions may establish additional rules or restrictions regarding electric bicycle use. Riders are responsible for complying with all applicable state and local laws. |









