ENJOY THE RIDE

All Wheels Electric is a group that share a passion for riding electric bikes, scooters, hoverboards, one wheels and like to ride with others.  If you ride a non powered bicycle, scooter, one wheel - you're welcome too.  Join us and ride for the thrill of it.

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Who can ride in group rides?

Anyone who rides a ebike; battery powered scooter, hoverboard, one wheel, etc; and those with a non powered bike, scooter, etc. can join the group.

How often do you ride?

We will have a schedluled ride the second Saturday of the month in the Chattanooga, TN and surrounding areas.  Visit our calendar page and follow us of Facebook for ride schedules including route information. 

NOTE:  The last Friday of the month there is a ride in Atlanta, GA - Critical Mass, where hundreds of ebikes, non powered bikes, scooters, hoverboard and one wheel riders come together to ride 10 to 15 miles through the city.

Is there a cost to join?

NO. We are made up of a group of people who like to ride our ebikes, bikes, scooters, one wheels , hoverboards, etc. with a group.

Join the All Wheels Electric Community!

All Wheels Electric is more than just a group; it's a community for enthusiasts who share a passion for riding electric bikes, scooters, hoverboards, and one wheels. But that's not all! We extend a warm welcome to anyone who enjoys the thrill of riding, regardless of whether your ride is powered or not. If you cherish the freedom of cycling, scooting, or gliding along on one wheel, and love the idea of sharing these moments with like-minded individuals, then you've found your tribe with us.

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FAQ

No.  We're just a group of people who enjoy riding with a others. 

We ride once a month.  The second Saturday of each month from March through November provided the temperature is a comfortable 55 degrees or above the group will ride in the Chattanooga and surrounding areas.  The last Friday of the month there is a Critical Mass Ride in Atlanta, GA.  This ride consist of hundreds of people who enjoy riding.  Here you will find people riding battery operated bikes, scooters, hoverboards, etc. and nonpowered bikes, scooters, hoverboards, skates, etc. riding through the city for 10 to 15 miles.  This would be a great ride for our group too.

The rides can be from 10 miles to 30 or 4.0










0 miles long.  The routes and distance will vary from month to month.

Helmets are mandatory on all rides and must be ANSI or Snell-approved.

Bicycle:     Ensure it’s in good mechanical condition. Know basic maintenance, including how to change a flat.
Clothing:  Suitable for weather conditions. Cycling shorts, tights, long sleeve jerseys, and gloves recommended.
Fluids:      Hydrate before and during the ride. Bring water or a sports drink.
Food:       Carry energy foods or dried fruit on longer rides. Note: many rides don’t include meal stops.

Tools:            Carry at least two tire levers, a spare tube, a patch kit, and a pump or CO2 cartridges.
Lights:           Required for rides during dark hours.
Arrive Early:  Ride start times are strict departure times.

When we ride you should maintain a steady line, signal turns and stops, communicate hazards.  Obey all traffic signs and signals. Ride in the direction of traffic.  No Littering: Be environmentally responsible. Carry out all trash.  Ride Predictably: Avoid sudden stops and movements.  Maintain a consistent pace.  When it comes to personal space - keep a safe distance from other cyclists.  Follow the instructions and decisions of ride leaders.
Always carry emergency contact and medical information.

Start with an easier, shorter ride.  Arrive early.  When you arrive make a point to meet the leader of the ride.  Introduce yourself to the ride leader at the start.  Ride leaders are here to answer questions and guide you in the group ride. And remember to eat at approximately 30 minutes before the ride.

Riders acknowledge and accept the risks involved in the group ride, taking full responsibility for any mishaps or injuries. It is crucial to recognize and respect personal limits, maintain a safe distance from fellow riders, and carry emergency contact details, physician's phone numbers, and a list of medications at all times.

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