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Can I ride my e-bike in a US National Park?

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U.S. national parks experienced an uptick in use following the COVID-19 pandemic. Each agency has a different definition of an e-bike, and where it is permitted. There is no single catch-all rule for using e-bikes on state-managed parklands.
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Can I ride my e-bike in a US National Park?

If you’re planning a trip to one of the U.S. national parks you should remember to fully charge your e-bike battery, and also be aware of the rules and regulations regarding e-bike use on federal land

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Cycling Weekly broke the news in Canyon, Canada on Tuesday, September 5, 2023.
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