Affordable Electric Bike Reviews

The RadKick keeps it light, making it easy to handle for city riders who don’t want a tank on two wheels. With 500W of power and a rear hub motor, it gives you enough boost for quick commutes without overkill.. Riders can pick between a traditional 7-speed drivetrain for varied terrain or a low-maintenance single-speed…...

The Xpeak 2.0’s frame is stiffer and feels more stable, addressing the slight flex in the original model. It holds up confidently, even at higher speeds, and comes in a slick new gunmetal finish.. With the PWR+ programming and added torque sensor, the motor gives smoother, more adaptive assist,…...

While Aventon has a long-tail cargo bike in their lineup, they were missing the short-tail, utility bike that has been so popular with people of all ages. The Abound SR fills that gap.. Aventon takes a very big step up in technology with the introduction of their ‘ACU’,…...

With an 80mm front suspension fork and an upright riding position, the Discover 1 Plus is all about comfort, making it ideal for daily commuting or longer weekend rides. The step-through frame and adjustable stem cater to a wide range of rider heights from 5'1" to 6'4".. The 500W rear hub motor peaks at 900W, offering smooth acceleration and a solid 65…...

The XPress 750’s motor gives you serious power for zipping around town or tackling those longer commutes. With a peak of 1310W, it’s got enough oomph to handle hills and quick getaways at stoplights. It’s a big upgrade for those looking for speed without paying a premium.. The front suspension helps smooth out rough roads, curbs, and light trails, giving a more…...

At $1,399, the Velotric Nomad 1 Plus offers a competitive option in the fat tire e-bike category. Velotric, a brand that has built a steady reputation over the past few years, positions this model as a budget-friendly choice without compromising essential features. For those exploring the e-bike market, it's worth considering for its balance of price and capability.. The 750W motor provides solid power, enabling speeds of up to 28 MPH. With a…...

The Velotric Discover 2 has received a big update, relative to the Discover 1. Leading the way is a more powerful 750W brushless, geared hub motor that produces 75Nm of torque, ‘SensorSwap Technology’ that allows a rider to switch from a Torque Sensor to a Cadence Sensor, and cruise control.. The frame now comes in two sizes (regular, large) to fit a broader range of…...

We love the new motor. While the output is still rated at 750W, the torque has been increased to 90Nm which will help riders get up hills and accelerate up to speed.. The 720Wh Safe Shield battery is one of the best-made, safest batteries on the market.…...

The XP 3.0 is everything we liked about the XP 2.0, but more, and better. The brakes are hydraulic disc now, motor is more powerful, the drivetrain has more high end, the fork has more travel and the rear rack is now integrated into the frame, increasing this e-bike’s carrying capacity.. The motor still produces 500W nominally, but peak wattage has climbed from 850 to 1000…...

The 300W (819W peak, 28Nm of torque) brushless geared hub motor has been updated; it’s now quieter and provides a surprising amount of power, giving the XP Lite 2.0 more pep than expected.. The 375Wh battery offers reasonable, though not amazing, range. It is estimated to offer up…...