Age Requirements: Who Can Ride a SUPER73?
We want every ride on a SUPER73 to be a great one, for riders of all ages. Here's a quick guide to who can ride and what to know before you head out.
| Rider Age | What's Required |
|---|---|
| 16 and older | You're ready to ride! We always recommend wearing a helmet. It's the smart move every time. |
| Under 16 | A helmet is required by law, and an adult must be present and supervising the ride. |
Why we have these guidelines
SUPER73 e-bikes are built for adventure, which means they can move fast. Higher speeds and responsive handling call for coordination and judgment that develop with age and experience. These guidelines exist to keep younger riders safe and to help make sure every ride is a good one.
For parents and guardians: set your rider up for success
Knowing the rules is a great start, and we'd love to help you go a step further. SUPER73 has partnered with PedalAce, a leading provider of e-bike safety education, to give young riders the knowledge and confidence to ride responsibly. The course is 100% online; you can complete it anytime at your own pace, and it covers everything from road rules and safety gear to accident prevention and bike maintenance.
Official SUPER73 Partner: PedalAce eBike Safety Course
- Rules of the road and e-bike-specific laws
- Helmets and safety gear
- Accident prevention and what to do if one happens
- E-bike safety and maintenance
About 90 minutes of video lessons, 100% online and available anytime, with a certificate of completion at the end. The course is $119. Get the Course →
Good to know: Each course license is single-use. If you're purchasing for more than one rider, please complete a separate transaction for each, using a different email address. Already purchased? Visit our PedalAce FAQ for help.
Know your local laws
E-bike laws differ from state to state and city to city, so it's important to know the rules where you ride, whether you're the rider or the parent or guardian of one.
- Riding in California? View California E-Bike Laws ↗
- Riding elsewhere? Browse National E-Bike Laws ↗
Heads up: Laws can change. If you're unsure about the rules in your area, check with your local city or county before you ride.
Now get out there and ride safe.