New Electric Bike Reviews
HeyBike Venus Review – One Bike, Two Worlds of Potential
At 45 pounds without the battery and 50 with it, the Heybike Venus is one of the lighter step-through eBikes you can buy right now. That’s not marketing speak, it’s about 10-15 pounds less than most bikes in this category. The difference shows up when you’re hauling it up apartment stairs or sliding it into […]
Tenways Wayfarer Review: A Comfortable Cruiser That Delivers Real Value
In my mind, Tenways was a brand that was built on being the ‘sleek/silent’ type with e-bikes that leaned into lighter weights, sleeker looks and smaller wattage silent motors, belt drives, and a deviation from the more common heavier ‘comfort’ e-bikes if you will that dominate the more European e-bike scene. But, then the Wayfarer […]
Mokwheel Flint Pro Review – 39lbs of Sleek City Rides
Mokwheel has been carving out a niche in the value-minded ebike market, mostly known for their fat-tire models that prioritize fun over fuss. The Flint Pro is their departure from that playbook in this new city commuter that weighs just 31 pounds and runs a Gates carbon belt drive instead of a traditional chain. At […]
Aventon Ramblas ADV Review: Is This the Best eMTB Under $3,000?
In deciding if any bike is a solid choice for a hard tail eMTB, I ask the following questions: Is the motor good? Does it feel under-powered, over-powered? Is it an extension of the power I’m putting into the bike, or does it feel unnatural while pedaling? Am I going to have to take off […]
Velotric Discover 3 Review: Will This Be Bike Of The Year?
The Discover 3 sits alongside the new Discover M as Velotric’s refreshed lineup for 2026, but where the M goes after experienced riders with its mid-drive system, the Discover 3 sticks with what’s worked for years: a powerful rear hub motor and straightforward operation. It’s the third iteration of Velotric’s most popular model, and this […]
Velotric Discover M Review – Comfort, Tech and Mid-Drive Muscle
Velotric just dropped a refresh of their Discover lineup, and for the first time, you’ve got a choice between two motor configurations. The Discover 3 keeps the rear hub motor that made the original popular with commuters and casual riders, while the new Discover M, what we’re looking at here, is their first attempt at […]
Ride1Up Roadster V3 ST Review – Sleek And Affordable
I’ll admit, and I should probably say this upfront, I’m a bit biased in this review. The Ride1Up Roadster is one of my favorite e-bikes to date after riding hundreds, and it’s my go-to recommendation for most folks who aren’t trying to MTB or don’t need a fat tire and just want a smooth, great […]
Aventon Aventure.3 HS Review: A Modern Fat Tire Done Right
Fat tire e-bikes hit their stride as the do-everything option, you can commute during the week, hit trails on the weekend, and even roll over curbs and potholes without a second thought. The Aventon Aventure 3 High-Step is Aventon’s answer for riders who want that versatility but prefer the traditional diamond frame design over a […]
Aventon Solterra ADV Review, 2026 – 37lbs of Fun Fitness
Aventon’s been quietly iterating on their urban commuter formula for a while now, and with the Soltera 3 ADV, they’ve landed on something genuinely interesting. This is the fourth generation of their lightweight city bike, and it’s clear they’ve been paying attention to what works, and more importantly, what doesn’t need to be there in […]
Urtopia Carbon Fold ST Review: How Is This ONLY 32lbs?
Look, I’ve reviewed quite a few Urtopia ebikes over the last couple years, and honestly? They just keep getting better. They’re carving out this really unique niche in the ebike market, nearly all their bikes are full carbon fiber and impressively lightweight. So naturally, when I saw the Carbon Fold ST clocking in at just […]
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Inside Phylion and Joycube: How China’s Leading Factories Build High-Quality E-Bike Batteries
Many of our readers may not think twice about who manufactures the battery packs in the e-bikes we review. Most of the attention usually goes to the cylindrical cells inside the pack—most often made by LG, Samsung, or Panasonic. But here’s what often gets overlooked: not every brand uses the same manufacturer for their battery […]




































