- Class 1
- Wyoming statute (31-5-707) defines Class 1 as pedal-assist only with assistance ending at 20 mph and motor limits aligned with low-speed e-bike rules.
- Class 2
- Wyoming Class 2 allows throttle operation with assistance ending at 20 mph.
- Class 3
- Wyoming Class 3 is pedal-assist only up to 28 mph and requires a speedometer, with stricter operation/path rules than Class 1/2.
- Helmet laws
- Wyoming has no broad statewide helmet mandate for all classes, but Class 3 youth helmet requirements are addressed in statute.
- Age restrictions
- Wyoming sets a minimum operator age for Class 3 e-bikes in statute, with passenger allowances for younger riders on qualifying bikes.
- Road access
- Qualifying e-bikes may use roads and bike lanes where bicycles are permitted.
- Trail access
- Class and trail access vary by state/federal land manager; Class 1 often has broader access where e-bikes are allowed.
- Sidewalk rules
- Town codes regulate sidewalks.
- Important notes
- Primary reference: Wyo. Stat. §§31-5-707, 31-5-704 (electric bicycle classes, equipment, and youth rules). Yellowstone/Grand Teton and BLM lands follow federal e-bike orders. Educational summary only—not legal advice.