Amazon has agreed to cease sales of certain high-speed e-bikes in California following a series of fatal accidents involving these vehicles. California Attorney General Rob Bonta had previously issued a consumer alert highlighting a troubling increase in deaths related to e-bikes and motorcycles. According to the state's regulations, pedal-assisted e-bikes are limited to 28 mph, while throttle-assisted models must not exceed 20 mph. However, Amazon had been selling e-bikes capable of speeds over 40 mph. Following inquiries from KCRA, Amazon confirmed it removed these products and is reviewing compliance for similar items. The alarming rise in incidents has led to legal actions against parents who allowed their children to ride these powerful vehicles. For instance, a mother in Orange County faces involuntary manslaughter charges after her son, riding an electric motorcycle, fatally struck an 81-year-old man. In another tragic case, a 13-year-old boy died after crashing an e-bike in Garden Grove. In response to safety concerns, the Los Angeles City Council is also moving to restrict e-bikes from most recreational trails.