Unbiased, In-Depth Analysis of the Best Electric Bikes
EasyMotion now falls under the name BH Bikes. EasyMotion was launched in 2008 and now boasts a full line of e-bikes, including high-speed Class 3 e-bikes. They were Part of BH, a Spanish bicycle company with over 100 years’ experience. EasyMotion offers industry-leading warranties, with their motors, controllers, and displays covered a full five years, and two years covered for batteries and swing arms (on full suspension bikes).
BH, a bicycle company from Spain that started in 1909, has been selling electric bikes in the US under the name Easy Motion since 2013. They’ve been fairly successful, offering three different lines (Neo, Evo and Nitro) with a complete range of City, Hybrid and Off-Road models that all use geared rear hub motors and […]
The Easy Motion EVO Jet is an “evolved” version of the NEO Jet and part of a line of electric bikes which launched in 2015 for North America. The Neo series launched in 2013 and during its time was one of the most popular series of ebikes that I got to test and review. What […]
The latest version of the Emotion Nitro City offers a higher capacity battery pack that can be charged on-frame, an updated paint job and angled top tube for easier stand over and is priced the same. The following review is for the 2015 version of the Nitro City. The Easy Motion Nitro series builds on […]
The Easy Motion EVO Cross is an “evolved” version of the NEO Cross “new” line which arrived in the US in 2013 from Spain. Easy Motion is part of BH which has been making traditional bicycles since 1909 and that really shows in the frame design, larger gear range (24 in this case vs. 10 […]
The Easy Motion Nitro series builds on the Neo line from 2013 / 2014 and delivers high-speed ~28 mph performance in “Boost” pedal assist mode. The Nitro Cross is the more stripped down version of two products in this series and does not include a rear rack, fenders or chain guide that the Nitro City […]
The Eco Lite is one of the first EVO series electric bikes to be introduced by Easy Motion in America. It resembles the older Easy Motion Neo Street in most ways including the use of 26″ wheels, fenders, rear rack, chain guard and lights but it uses a different battery configuration and interface. That’s the […]
The Easy Motion Neo Prox features a folding stem, handle bars, pedals and removable seat post along with a compact frame but does not fold in half like the Neo Volt. This means it won’t get as small (for storing in closets, trunks or boats) but also means the frame is lighter, stiffer and the […]
The Neo 29er is a well rounded hardtail electric mountain bike that’s well balanced, feature rich and easy on the eyes. Easy Motion offers a wide range of trail ready ebikes ranging from the Neo Xtrem with standard 26″ wheels to the Neo 650B with 27.5″ wheels and ultimately the Neo 29er is similar to […]
At present, in the world of electric bikes in America, frame size and fit can feel like a second level consideration vs. motor design, battery size and control interface. There are many small companies joining the movement and it is hard for them to offer variation because it’s expensive. These companies often choose the most […]
The original Neo Jumper is one of my all time favorite electric bikes. It’s fast, comfortable and offers both pedal assist and throttle mode. The primary difference between it and the new 650b model are larger 27.5″ wheels (versus 26″) that offer improved rolling efficiency over bumps and cracks. With remote lockout on its RockShox […]
