May 1st on two wheels - an economic holiday in times of inflation

In a time of rising inflation, the need to save money becomes more and more evident. May 1st is just around the corner and you're wondering how you can spend this time without putting a strain on your household budget? We have a great idea for you: go on a bike ride! And if you need even more convincing, then find out why a May ride on two wheels, especially on JOBOBIKE electric bikes, is the perfect choice. Check out our bike models tailored to different needs and tastes. We also have a new e-bike model for you - the Romer in pre-order - which is sure to pleasantly surprise you.

1. Easy on your wallet: Cycling is a great alternative to traveling by car or public transport. You save on fuel, tickets, accommodation and nerves. Given inflation, such an option is a pure win for your budget.
2. Ecology comes first: when you choose a bike, you protect our planet. The absence of harmful emissions benefits the environment and allows you to be in harmony with the spirit of eco-trends. There is no better way to take care of Mother Earth in May!
3. Electric Bicycle - Your Ally in Road Traffic: If you are worried about not being able to handle long distances or steep climbs, the electric bicycle comes to the rescue. Thanks to the auxiliary motor, riding becomes easier and you can enjoy your tour without much effort. The new Romer model from JOBOBIKE is a commuter bike with practical folding components, which is easy and convenient to transport. It features a double-layer frame with a low step-through, wider integrated tires for stable and comfortable handling, a seven-speed Shimano gear system, and a five-level support function. If you are planning an outing in the woods, you should choose this bike or consider other models like the Robin or the Eddy, which are perfect for such routes.
4. Unforgettable experiences: If you choose a bike tour in May, you will experience extraordinary memories and emotions. Discovering beautiful corners of our country, getting to know new places and meeting interesting people is a true feast for curious souls. If, on the other hand, you want to take a trip into the city, our Viva, Linda and Lyon models are the perfect solution.

So that you can fully enjoy your cycling holiday in May, there are a few important things you should keep in mind:

1. Optimal route: Plan your route carefully - it's worth checking maps, apps or tips from experienced cyclists. This way you know what to expect and avoid unpleasant surprises.
2. Dream Bike: Check the condition of your vehicle before you set off - well-inflated tires, functioning brakes, or a lubricated chain are a must. Remember that we have a special bike model for seniors - Sam, a folding bike-20 inch-Ebike, to ensure comfort and safety while riding.

3. Appropriate clothing and essential items: helmet, first aid kit, tools, pump, spare tube, reflectors - all of these should be in your bike arsenal. And don't forget the right clothing, adapted to the weather forecast and the planned terrain.
4. Relax on the track: Don't force yourself to drive with force. Adjust your pace to your abilities and needs. Remember to take regular breaks, keep your body hydrated and eat a healthy meal - this will make your May day a pure pleasure.
5. As safe as on a bike: Pay attention to your safety and follow the traffic rules. Be careful, use reflectors and lighting, especially when driving in the dark. JOBOBIKE's Romer bike is equipped with taillights and brake lights with waterproof cable, which makes the whole system safer and more convenient than previous models.

Cycling on May 1st, whether traditional or electric, is a great way to spend your free time in times of inflation. You save money, protect the environment and discover the beauty of Poland up close. Set out, regardless of your experience or fitness level, and we guarantee you will return with unforgettable memories and impressions. It's time to embark on the cycling adventure of a lifetime!

Don't forget to visit the website of our new e-bike model Romer Jobobike.