Winter biking refers to the practice of cycling during the winter months, typically characterized by colder temperatures, snow, and ice. This activity often involves specialized equipment and gear, such as fat bikes with wider tires for better traction, studded tires for safer handling on icy surfaces, and appropriate clothing to maintain warmth and protection against wind and moisture. Winter biking is popular among those who enjoy outdoor activities year-round and seek to maintain their fitness during colder seasons. It also emphasizes the challenges and skills required to navigate varying winter conditions effectively.
Electric biking in winter offers an exhilarating experience but comes with challenges like icy patches and increased battery drain. Fat tires (at least 4 inches wide) and powerful motors (750…