Electric-assisted bicycles, as tools for daily commuting, were primarily reliant on technological advancements but lacked in-depth research and development into new scenarios, spaces and target audiences, resulting in relatively single-track innovation. Based on theoretical research into micro-vacation scenarios and in consideration of the current development status of electric-assisted bicycles, design strategies for electric-assisted bicycles tailored to micro-vacation scenarios were proposed. Related product design research and system architectures were completed, contributing to the development and design of electric-assisted bicycles by providing theoretical references and practical support.