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Battery Charging

IoW Cycling

Isle of Wight  Re-Charging Stations  

The distance the battery on your  electric bike  will take you depends on how many hills you have to go up and local conditions. You can vary the amount of assistance from the motor and the amount of effort you put into the pedalling both of which extend the range of the bike.
Below is a list of business' on the Island which are keen to see the increase in electric bicycle use as part of keeping the   Island   beautiful and have agreed that "ebikers" can plug in while they visit as a customer.

List of places willing to offer charging points to riders of ebikes as of 1st June 2021
 
 Bembridge:
           Wight Knuckle Brewery (on site of Pilot Boat). PO35 5NN
 
 
Chillerton
           The Gallybagger Inn PO30 3HJ
 
 
Freshwater
            Dimbola Tea Room.  PO40 9QE
 
 
Havenstreet
           IW Steam Railway.  PO33 4DS
 
 
Newchurch
           Pedallers CafĂ©. PO36 0NP
 
 
Newport Area
           Blacksmiths.   PO30 5HF
 
Newport
          Wight Cycle Hire. Newport Quay

Seaview
           The Boathouse.  PO34 4AW
 
 
Shalfleet
           New Inn   PO30 4NS
 
 
Shanklin
           Route 57 (Lower Hyde Holiday Park). PO37 7LL
 
 
Ventnor
           Carnaby Tea Room. (Saddle Stop) PO38 1 LU
           Ventnor Botanic Gardens.   PO38 1UL

Yarmouth
          Wight Cycle Hire. Station Road Yarmouth
 
 Notes:
 
All places have agreed to offer access to a charging point to riders of ebikes.  Not all venues have completed/returned the Questionnaire as yet.   Ebikers will need to provide their own charger.  There is a general expectation that, while no charge is made to access the charging point, the person using the facility will purchase some refreshments while their bike is recharging.
 
 Cyclists depending on access to a charging point are advised to make contact with the venue on the day the ride is planned to check opening times (some are weather dependent etc.)
 
 
 
 
Isle Of Wight Cycling Campaign
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