The Bureau of Land Management in Moab, Utah, updated its website last week with guidelines that
exclude “motor-assisted bicycles” from many of the most popular trails around town. The update wasn’t really news. It is simply an articulation of standing policy that e-bikes are considered motorized vehicles and, as such, are banned from all trails designated for non-motorized use.
But the BLM’s decision to overhaul the website—and MTBR’s decision to
report on it—reflects the growing confusion and unease over e-mountain bikes.
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