Take part in the first in depth survey of e-bikes in the UK

By Lucy Watherston
Friday, 11 January 2019
Sam Pilgrim on Haibike e-MTB
Electric bike sales in the UK are increasing, so the University of the West of England is conducting a survey to find out more about the growing interest in e-bikes. They want to hear from people who ride e-bikes and thos who are thinking about getting one.

Do you live in the UK, and have you ever used, or considered using, an e-bike (an electrically-assisted cycle with pedals)? If so, this survey is for you. (UWE is interested in your responses even if you have not yet used an e-bike.)

E-bike sales have been growing; we certainly see more on the roads nowadays, but who is riding them, and why, or why not?

This national survey is being conducted by the University of the West of England, as part of a project. The findings will be used to write a report, and a brief summary for everyone who takes part; the individual data will be kept confidential and will not be passed to any other party.

The survey should take no more than 10 minutes to complete.

 

Start the survey

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