City guide · Marion County, Oregon

E-bike Laws and Regulations in Stayton, Oregon

Rules to know

State, county, and city rules that apply in this area.

Oregon

Electric bicycle classes, minimum age, and helmets

Oregon defines three e-bike classes under 750 watts. Current law requires a minimum age of 16 for all classes and helmets for children under 16; Class 3 requires a speedometer and access depends on path-manager rules. HB 4007 changes for Class 1 age and child headgear are not effective until January 1, 2027 and are not included as current rules.

Code
ORS §§ 801.258, 807.020, ch. 814; HB 4007 (2026) Oregon Revised Statutes
Applies to
statewide

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26" Electric Bike for Adults, 1000W Peak Motor, Max 70 Mile & 20Mph

26" Electric Bike for Adults, 1000W Peak Motor, Max 70 Mile & 20Mph

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Electric Bike for Adults, Mountain E-bike for Off-Road & Trail Riding.

Electric Bike for Adults, Mountain E-bike for Off-Road & Trail Riding.

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35MPH  2000W E-Bike V3 Electric Bicycle 26" FatTire 48V 23Ah Dual Motor

35MPH 2000W E-Bike V3 Electric Bicycle 26" FatTire 48V 23Ah Dual Motor

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Kickwey 2026 New Model K7 Pro Adult Electric Bicycle 3000W 48V 23Ah Mountain E‑Bike with NFC Display & Hydraulic Brakes 20 Inch Fat Tire | 1‑Year Warranty, Local Warehouse Shipping

Kickwey 2026 New Model K7 Pro Adult Electric Bicycle 3000W 48V 23Ah Mountain E‑Bike with NFC Display & Hydraulic Brakes 20 Inch Fat Tire | 1‑Year Warranty, Local Warehouse Shipping

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