E-bike course
Due to huge urbanization and increasing traffic congestion in Indian cities are the main factors to drive the demand for e-bikes. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in India as well as over the globe, shared mobility for transportation is unlikely to be preferred. E-bikes are considered a safe, convenient, and affordable alternative to public or shared transportation. Also, compared to other transportation systems like electric bus, LCV or cars, e-bikes are cheaper, easier to charge, and do not require huge capital cost to own and investments in supportive infrastructure.

Many start ups have started selling electric bikes in India. Since the demand for e-bikes has increased across the nation over the last few years, manufacturers are planning to expand their facilities to target markets. Leading world manufacturers have also entered the Indian market to capture the growing market demand. Ride-sharing company Ola has entered into an agreement with the Tamil Nadu government and will be investing Rs 2,400 crore for setting up its first electric scooter factory in the state. The company says its factory ola electric bike manufacturing plant will be the largest scooter manufacturing facility in the world that will create nearly 10,000 direct job opportunity.

Electric Bike Technician

Here is s list of the reasons why electric bikes are the money-making engine for the world bicycle industry now:
1. Electric bikes are attractive to many who are not "cyclists", but simply need good transportation. Often inside the ever larger cities of the world.
2. Electric bikes are, today, a major portion of the total world bike industry. While numbers are arguable, it appears that out of the 150 million or so bicycles built last year, about 34 million were ebikes. Most sell in Asia, but Europe bought a couple million. And here is a very important fact: Those 34 million electric bikes represent more money than all of the rest of the bikes combined.
3. There are not many people in your town that know how to fix an ebike. Probably not any. That is a big change in situation from being a bike mechanic, working on machines that pretty much everyone thinks they can fix, and with many competitors in most towns.
4. Since ebikes are expensive, the consumer is willing to spend more on maintenance and repair.
5. It is actually easier to repair an ebike electrical problem than to fix mechanical problems on bicycles in general.

WHAT DOES THE COURSE INCLUDE?

• => Basic electrical theory and terminology including understanding wiring diagrams
• => Diagnostic and maintenance procedures for 'intelligent' and 'non-intelligent' systems
• => Test rides on a range of e-bikes with different motors – front hub, rear hub and centre/frame mount motors
• => It provides the skills needed to confidently set up, service and repair a broad spectrum of electric bikes along with an understanding of the specific standards and legal aspects that apply to them.

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