As the popularity of e-bikes continues to soar, a growing number of children are suffering serious injuries and even fatalities while riding these increasingly powerful vehicles. With parents often footing the bill for these high-tech bikes, many are left wondering if they bear some responsibility for the safety of their young riders. As e-bike manufacturers face criticism for prioritizing speed and performance over safety features, some experts are now calling for parents to take a more active role in ensuring their children use these devices responsibly. But do parents have a duty of care to prevent their kids from getting hurt on e-bikes, or is that responsibility solely on the manufacturer's shoulders?
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