Here at MG Legal, our cycling accident solicitors are seeing an increasing number of clients and people reaching out to us regarding electric bike accidents, and making an electric bike accident claim for their injuries. While around 50,000 – 60,000 are sold each year in the UK, which doesn’t seem too significant compared to overall UK bike sales of over 3 million, all of the evidence points towards major growth over the next 30 years. 

 

If you have been injured in a road traffic accident that was not your fault, while riding on an electric bike, then you could be entitled to make a no win no fee electric bike accident claim today with our specialist solicitors, and achieve the financial compensation that you deserve. Read on to learn more about electric bike accident claims, or get in touch with our specialist no win no fee solicitors online here, to speak to a solicitor within one working hour. 

If you are looking to make an electric bike accident claim for injuries sustained in an electric bike accident, then your first step is to get in touch with a specialist road traffic accident solicitor, such as MG Legal. Our team of road traffic accident solicitors are experts in all aspects of road traffic accident claims, including electric bike accident claims. Whether you have been hit by a car, or knocked off your electric bike by a car door, then our team are here to help on a no win no fee basis. Simply get in touch today, here, for a no-obligation discussion of your electric bike accident claim. 

When you make a no win no fee electric bike accident claim with MG Legal’s no win no fee solicitors, your claim will be made up of two different types of compensation that relate to your injury. The first of these compensation amounts, which is known as special damages, will be calculated on an individual basis, and will be calculated depending on how much and in what ways your injuries have impacted your daily life, ability to work, and any extra costs they have caused you. For many of our injured clients, special damages account for values such as lost earnings, medical expenses, and travel expenses. 

 

The other part of your electric bike accident claim, known as general damages, is a compensation amount for the pain and suffering that your injuries have caused. This section of the personal injury claim is related to your specific injuries, and we will seek a report from leading medical experts to ensure that you achieve the maximum financial compensation in your electric bike accident claim. 

 

When you choose to work with MG Legal, and we accept your NO WIN NO FEE electric bike accident claim, you will be assigned a designated road traffic accident solicitor who will ensure that you receive all of the compensation that you deserve in your electric bike accident claim. 

In January of 2022, Simon Cowell suffered broken arm after falling off electric bike in London. Cowell was reportedly riding an M1 Das Spitzing Evolution S-Pedelec electric bike. However, with a top speed of 28mph (45km/h) and a power output of 500 watts, this electric bike would be illegal to ride on UK roads. E-bikes are classed as regular bicycles, however, if they supply electrical assistance when travelling at more than 25kph (15.5mph), have a motor which generates more than 250 Watts of power, or if motor assistance can be provided without the bike's pedals being in motion, then the same rules do not apply. 

 

If your electric bike first within these requirements, and you are over 14 years of age, you don't need to register the bike as you would a motor vehicle, and can ride the e-bike on public roads. 

Here at MG Legal, our road traffic accident solicitors take a genuine interest in each and every one of our cases. Our confidence in our own ability is demonstrated by the fact that every road traffic accident claim that we accept is on a NO WIN NO FEE agreement, which allows you to make an electric bike accident claim at no financial risk. 

 

Simply get in touch with our team online, here, or by email at enquiries@mglegal.co.uk , for a no-obligation discussion about your electric bike accident claim.