E-Bikes in Riverside — Where You Can Ride

Levee paths and downtown loops. Warm afternoons—hydrate and use sun protection.

State Law — California

Classification

Class 1/2/3 recognized. Three class system codified in Vehicle Code 312.5.

Helmet

Helmet required for all Class 3 riders and for anyone under 18 on any e bike.

Throttle rules

Class 2 throttle allowed on most roads/paths; local rules vary. Maximum 750W Class 1 and 2 assist to 20 mph Class 3 pedal assist to 28 mph labeling required

Trail access

Shared‑use paths generally allow Class 1; Class 2/3 depend on local ordinances. Local authorities may restrict access, Class 3 generally not permitted on shared use paths unless allowed locally.

Minimum age

Class 3 minimum age 16.

Licensing / Registration

No license or registration for standard e‑bikes.

Where to Ride E-Bikes in Riverside, California (Routes & Maps)

Gage Canal Multi‑Use Trail

8.2 mi · +90 ft

Orchards + neighborhoods.

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Mount Rubidoux Loop

3.5 mi · +350 ft

Steep paved climb; views.

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Santa Ana River Trail (Riverside)

12.0 mi · +120 ft

Levee path; exposed to wind.

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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 Riverside, California.

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