There are four classifications of e bikes. Three are tentatively allowed on designated bike trails. The landscape is changing nationally with more and more states adopting California’s statutes for allowing e bikes on trails.
Most trails until recently banned all motorized vehicles. That is changing and certain ebiks are being allowed. Twenty mph top speed. Pedal assist, no throttle, 28 mph.
Most Florida trails now allow class 1 and 2 bikes.
I would recommend finding something local unless you’re handy for servicing.
Other things to consider are watts (motor size), weight rating (higher can translate to higher quality with better components).
Motor location. Rear wheel, front wheel or hub motor, which allows you to shift gears.
You want disc brakes and at least front suspension and an air shock seat.
Probably a step thru design for easy on - off.
Bad news is e bikes are on the tariff list so prices are higher than they used to be.
25% and may go up.
