Unbiased, In-Depth Analysis of the Best Electric Bikes
It appears that eZip may no longer be in business, please contact us with corrections. Ezip was owned by Currie Tech Electric Bikes which was founded in 1997. They’re one of the older and most established US distributors of eBikes, being renowned for their large selection of stylish, premium, and technologically advanced electric bikes. In 2012, Accell Group N.V. acquired Currie Tech Electric Bikes and has been instrumental in its development since. For example, they teamed up with Yuba bicycles to launch the “Spicy Curry”, a cargo eBike designed to spice up American mobility and enable car-free living.
The first time I got to ride an eZip Trailz electric bike was back in 2011 but Currie has been producing them since 2005. It’s a bike that makes financial sense but sacrifices quality of ride in some ways and doesn’t offer a lot of power or speed. It’s great to see a design update […]
The eZip Skyline balances price against features and while the components it chooses are on the lower end, it offers a lot of value as an entry level electric bike. When compared with the eZip Trailz, which costs even less, the Skyline shines as being lighter weight, having a higher quality battery and a better […]
The eZip line of bikes from Currie Technologies offer entry level performance at an affordable price. The eZip Tri-Ride is an electric tricycle that provides stability and storage for riders who aren’t looking to go fast and don’t want to spend a lot getting there. The downsides include overall weight of the bike (a whopping […]
The Currie eZip Trailz is one of the most affordable entry level ebikes around. I’ve ridden all of the major brands out there and tried varying levels of ebikes but the Trailz is one of the most common and enduring models I’ve come across. Sure, it’s sold at Walmart and seems so much more basic […]
