E-Bikes in Fort Worth — Where You Can Ride

Trinity river mileage and neighborhood links. Expect heat, wind, and big skies.

State Law — Texas

Classification
Three-class system (HB 2188; Transp. Code Ch. 664).
Helmet
No statewide bicycle/e bike helmet law; local ordinances may require helmets (e.g., minors in some cities).
Throttle rules
Three-class system recognized; Class 2 throttle allowed. Motors must disengage when pedaling stops or brakes applied (Transp. Code §551.106(b); §664.001).
Trail access
E bikes generally allowed where bicycles are allowed; local rules may restrict certain facilities.
Minimum age
Class 3: 15+ (Transp. Code §551.106(c)). No statewide minimum age for Class 1/2.
Licensing / Registration
No license/registration/insurance required for e bikes.

Where to Ride E-Bikes in Fort Worth, Texas (Routes & Maps)

Trinity Trails (Clear Fork)

11.6 mi · +130 ft

Parkway levee path; open views.

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Trinity Trails (West Fork)

12.8 mi · +140 ft

Long river segments; minimal traffic.

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Trinity Uptown Loop

7.4 mi · +90 ft

Urban loop near downtown.

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Service & Maintenance

Check with your trusted local bike shop for assembly and maintenance. Ariel Rider support can help answer any questions about our bikes in Fort Worth, Texas.

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