Do Riders with Rearview Mirrors Make Safer Decisions?
Xnito Team
Do mirrors actually make riders safer—or just feel safer? Here’s what research says about awareness, reaction time, and real-world limits.
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Throttle vs. Pedal-Assist: Which Is Safer?
Xnito Team
Throttle vs pedal-assist e-bikes: what research suggests about speed control, reaction time, and real-world crash risk—plus safer riding tips.
Battery Fires and eBike Safety: What You Need to Know
Xnito Team
Lithium-ion fires are rare but fast and deadly. Learn what causes eBike battery fires, the biggest warning signs, and safer charging habits.
The Hidden Danger of Intersection Collisions for eBikes
Xnito Team
Intersections are where most serious eBike crashes happen. Learn why risk spikes at crossings—and what riders can do to stay safer in the city.
Should eBikes Be Allowed in Bike Lanes? A Safety Perspective
Xnito Team
As eBikes grow faster and more common, cities face a tough question about bike lanes. The answer isn’t as simple as yes or no.
Do eBike Step-Through Frames Lead to More Injuries?
Xnito Team
Do step-through eBikes cause more injuries? Data doesn’t show it—age, speed, and rider behavior matter more. See what research really says.
How Rider Age Affects Crash Outcomes in eBiking
Xnito Team
Why kids see more head trauma, seniors suffer more severe injuries, and how riders of every age can stay safer.
Linear vs. Rotational eBike & Bicycle Helmet Impacts: Biomechanical Analysis of Head Trauma Types and Protective Strategies
Xnito Team
Most bike and eBike crashes are oblique, mixing linear and rotational forces. Learn how each type of impact injures the brain—and how helmets can protect you.
Can You Trust Your Helmet After a Minor Crash? What the Science Really Says
Xnito Team
Even minor crashes can compromise a bike or eBike helmet. Studies show invisible damage can reduce protection. Learn when to replace your helmet based on science.