Sanibel Rules and Laws regarding E-Bikes.

• Only Class 1 E-Bikes Permitted ( Pedal Assisted E-Bikes NO THROTTLE & Maximum assisted speed of 20MPH)
  CLASS TWO AND CLASS THREE E-BIKES ARE NOT PERMITTED & PROHIBITED ON SHARED USE PATHS.
  Other Items NOT permitted on Shared Use Path: Other E-Bikes, micromobility devices, motorized scooters, mopeds, etc. (with the exception of a power-driven mobility device operated by a person disabled for mobility purposes).
• Ebike Riders must be 16 years or older *Billy’s Rentals requires riders to be 18 years and older*.
• Follow all traffic laws and signage.
• Be aware of changing speed limits on paths and roadways.
• Path users should wear no more than one earbud to hear and monitor traffic.
• Please provide audible warning before passing on paths.
• Pedestrians have the Right of Way
• Be aware of pedestrians on paths and crosswalks.
• ALL E-BIKES & MOTORIZED VEHICLES ARE PROHIBITED ON BEACHES AND DUNES.
• RECKLESS DRIVING WILL BE PROSECUTED BY SANIBEL POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Please visit the City of Sanibel’s website for videos, reminders, and rules regarding E-Bikes and our shared use paths.

Watch this video from the City of Sanibel to become more familiar with Sanibel E-Bike Guidelines:

There are many types of Electric Bikes out there. 
We carry Class 1 E-Bikes, meaning there is NO Throttle and the maximum assisted speed is 20 MPH.

We highly recommend Mid-drive motor E-Bikes, They are easy to operate and the assisted power is smooth and does not feel like it is taking control since the motor output is matched with your cadence, and pressure you are applying to your pedal arms.

Hub motor E-Bikes are great too! they will incorporate a Seperate Pedal assist Sensor, cadance sensor, OR a Torque sensor to know when you are pedaling.
These sensors have been updated over the years.

Each bike manufacture has specific ways of disposal of damaged or depleted batteries.
Please check with your specific bike manufacturer if there are specific locations where they want you to recycle. 

Batteries must be properly disposed of, and CAN NOT be thrown away in your typical household trash. 


Most of the E-bikes that we sell have an amazing operation with the company Call To Recycle. 

Call To Recycle
Your E-bike battery can be dropped off at participating bike shops for them to return for recycling.
For a complete up-to-date list of manufactures that are supporting Call To Recycle.
Visit this website. https://www.call2recycle.org/e-bikes/participating-e-bike-brands/

You can also PHONE "Call to Recycle" at 1-877-723-1297

Local Lee County Hazardous Waste
Lee County Hazardous Materials will also be able to handle your battery.