New Electric Bike Reviews
Ride1Up Vorsa Review | A New SUV e-Bike With Do-It-All Grit
Ride1UP has staked its claim in the e-bike world by marrying performance, practicality, and prices that don’t sting—a combo that’s won them a diehard crew of urban riders and weekend warriors. I’ve watched the San Diego outfit evolve from the zippy Roadster and all carbon fiber CF Racer, to the beastly Revv 1 DRT, each […]
Mokwheel Basalt 2.0 Review: An Off-Grid Powerhouse
Mokwheel made waves a few years back with the original Basalt, a bike that gave this newcomer some real traction in the e-bike world. It wasn’t flawless, but with its 4-inch fat tires and all-terrain attitude, it found a sweet spot—especially for riders who wanted a rig that could handle sand, snow, or backcountry trails […]
Aventon Sinch 2.5 Review: A Portable e-Bike With Practical Upgrades
Aventon’s been a steady name in the e-bike space for years, building rides that strike a practical balance between cost and capability. They’re not out to overhaul the basics—just delivering solid, no-frills electric bikes that won’t drain your wallet. Enter the Sinch 2.5, the latest take on their folding fat-tire e-bike. This isn’t a full […]
Velotric Breeze 1 Review: A Light Ride Packed With Tech
Velotric’s been carving out a name in the e-bike scene, and they’re doing it with some legit moves. In a short span, they’ve gone from under-the-radar to pumping out rides like the Discover 2, Summit 1, and T1 ST—bikes that have clicked with riders for good reason. They’re not just playing it safe either; tech […]
Ride1Up LMTD V2 Review: Affordable Premium Performance
Ride1Up has been steadily carving out their niche in the direct-to-consumer ebike space by nailing a pretty straightforward formula: solid specs, clean aesthetics, and prices that don’t make your wallet cry. Their latest refresh, the LMTD V2, builds on this approach with a $1,395 commuter that packs a punchy 750W rear hub motor and geometry […]
Lectric XP Trike Review: Stable, Simple, and Ready to Roll
The Lectric XP Trike marks an interesting expansion for the Arizona-based e-bike maker, venturing into the growing electric tricycle market. With a thoughtfully governed 14 mph top speed and focus on stability, it brings Lectric’s budget-friendly approach to the three-wheeled category. While trikes have traditionally found their sweet spot with riders seeking extra stability – […]
Aventon Abound LR Review: Stretched-Out Cargo Power
Aventon, the Southern California-based e-bike maker that’s been turning heads since 2012, is gearing up to drop the Abound LR, a new spin on their popular Abound SR cargo bike. This unreleased model stretches things out with a longer wheelbase, tacking on an extra 7 inches of rear rack space and boosting the total payload […]
Retrospec Valen Rev Plus Review: Fat Tire Meets Cafe Racer
The moto-style e-bike segment gets crowded with lookalikes, but Retrospec’s Valen Rev Plus tries to stand out by keeping things straightforward. At $1,799, it’s positioned itself in the sweet spot between budget bikes and the more premium players. This Class 3 fatty brings some interesting specs to the table: a 750W motor, integrated brake lights, […]
Velotric Nomad 2 Review: A Plush Powerhouse
Velotric’s been carving out a solid rep for e-bikes over the past couple years that punch above their weight class, and the Nomad 2 is their latest shot at raising the bar. This fat-tire rig isn’t just a sequel—it’s a rethink, loaded with features that catch your eye without drowning you in spec sheets. They’ve […]
Aventon Level.3 ST Review: Security Meets City Smarts
Aventon’s been quietly stacking wins since their early days of rough-around-the-edges e-bikes. The new Aventon Level.3, their third go at the commuter formula, marks a clear step up. This isn’t the Level 1 or 2 you can scope online—it’s a sleeker package with a new, stiffer hydroformed frame, refined geometry, Magura hydraulic brakes, and a […]