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PARENT READINESS CHECK

Pilot Complete: 30 Parent Responses Received

Thank you to the parents and caregivers who helped test the Know Your Ride Parent Readiness Check. Findings from this pilot are now being used to refine the assessment before its broader public launch.

Bike database

A source-ready bike database that starts with real models.

Search a local starter catalog of source-backed e-bike model records. The database keeps unknown specs visible and helps families know what to verify before relying on any classification.

Illustration showing different e-bike types, features, controls, battery, throttle, and riding context to support bike comparison and review.

Starter catalog

The database is intentionally conservative while it earns trust.

These records separate a claimed class from the Know Your Ride review level, preserve unknowns, and point to official product sources instead of copying unsupported specs.

Starts local

Detail

The starter catalog focuses on real manufacturer model records and leaves unsupported specs unknown.

Shows uncertainty

Detail

Unknown or model-specific specs stay marked as unknown, needs review, or category guide.

Helps families verify

Detail

Each record points to source links and the exact details parents, schools, and bike shops should check next.

Legal/source review note

This database is educational and source-aware. It starts with official manufacturer pages and keeps unknown specs marked unknown instead of guessing. Product pages, firmware, settings, batteries, trims, and local rules can change, so verify the current product label, settings, and official state, city, school, park, and trail sources before relying on any classification.

How to use this database

Start with what you know, then verify what matters.

The database is built for parent and school conversations: it compares real model records, shows uncertainty, and points to the next checks before anyone relies on a summary.

  • Start with the checker if you do not know the specs.
  • Use the database to compare real model records and what to verify.
  • Use source links to understand what each record supports.
  • Use the starter catalog and checker while bike suggestions are paused for launch.
  • Check rules and place context before relying on any classification.

Record legend

Verified exact model

The record points to a real manufacturer model page and stores only sourced specs or null unknowns.

Official source-backed

The model identity and listed specs are backed by an official manufacturer source.

Needs review

Important specs are missing, configurable, region-specific, or should be checked against the bike label.

Conflicting information

Official claims appear inconsistent or configurable enough that a reviewer should resolve them.

Check Your Bike

Answer plain-language questions before comparing categories.

Browse Model Records

Compare source-backed starter records and review prompts.

Check Rules & Places

Use official local context before relying on any classification.

Search and filter

Search exact model records and narrow by visible traits families and schools can verify.

How to read these statuses

Official source-backed

The record is backed by an official manufacturer product, support, manual, or PDF source. Model settings and local rules still need review before relying on it.

Needs review

Important details are missing, configurable, or need a human review before relying on the record.

Conflicting info

Available official information appears inconsistent and should be resolved before treating every spec as verified.

Legacy category guide

A legacy guide status for category-only records. The starter catalog now uses exact model records.

Showing 37 of 37 records

Starter catalog records are real manufacturer models. Unknown specs stay unknown until an official source or bike label confirms them.

Aventon

Pace 4 Step-Through

Cruiser e-bike

Temporary stock e-bike image used as a catalog placeholder.
Claimed class
Class 2
Top assist
28 mph
Throttle
Yes
Faster ride setupOfficial source-backed

Check the bike label and settings before relying on the summary.

View full bike specs

Aventon

Pace 5 REC Step-Through

Cruiser e-bike

Temporary stock e-bike image used as a catalog placeholder.
Claimed class
Class 2
Top assist
28 mph
Throttle
Yes
Faster ride setupOfficial source-backed

Check the bike label and settings before relying on the summary.

View full bike specs

Aventon

Level 3 Step-Through

Commuter e-bike

Temporary stock e-bike image used as a catalog placeholder.
Claimed class
Class 2
Top assist
28 mph
Throttle
Yes
Faster ride setupOfficial source-backed

Check the bike label and settings before relying on the summary.

View full bike specs