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ist in den UCI Cycling Regulations beschrieben (Kapitel 8)
Chapter VIII E-MOUNTAIN BIKE
(chapter introduced on 1.01.19)
(text modified on: 11.02.20)
§1 General
The events
4.8.001 An E-Mountain Bike, is a bike operated with two energy sources, human pedal power
and an electric engine, which only provides assistance when the rider is pedaling. Only “Pedelec” type of bikes are allowed in UCI event.
E-Mountain bike events must be organised in accordance with the following bike standards:
- Engine with a maximum continuous rated power of 250 watts
- Engine assistance up to 25km/h
- Pedaling assistance only, although a start-up assistance not exceeding 6km/h
without pedaling is allowed
Age category
4.8.002 E-Mountain Bike events are open to all riders aged 19 and over and include Masters
categories. No separate results must be submitted for the Under 23, Elite or Masters categories.
Events format and characteristics
4.8.003 E-Mountain Bike events will be organised in the cross-country and Enduro formats and
will be registered as Class 3 events. No UCI points will be awarded for E-Mountain Bike events.
The bikes specifications and check procedures as well as the characteristics and format of each event will be determined in the technical guide for each event. The technical guide officiates as regulation reference for each specific event.
Registration
4.8.004 The rider’s registration procedure is handled by each organiser of an E-Mountain Bike
event.
Battery
4.8.005 Riders can only use the battery in place on their bike and cannot carry an additional
battery during the competition
das gesamte UCI Regelwerk findest du hier
https://www.uci.org/docs/default-source/rules-and-regulations/03022020-mtb-eng-left-column.pdf
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