New Electric Bike Reviews
Retrospec Boca Rev Trike Review – Retro Cool With Comfort For Days
I’ve been handed the keys to a new trike, the Retrospec Boca Rev, and while its name and colorway take my mind away to some tropical island, it’s got me wondering, “Are three wheels better than two?” Well, as it turns out, it depends on who you ask. For some, it’s the stable and safer […]
Aventon Pace 4 Review: Silky Smooth With Top Tier Tech
The Aventon Pace 4 has landed, and it’s clear this fourth-gen Pace isn’t coasting on the success of its predecessors. Available now and new for 2025, this Pace makeover made calculated yet bold moves – a stiffer frame, a new take on what a cruiser handlebar should be, and injected with tech and innovative security […]
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, […]