Unbiased, In-Depth Analysis of the Best Electric Bikes
Electric bikes or ebikes combine human power from pedaling with electronic power from a hub motor, mid drive, or friction drive powered by a battery pack. They come in all shapes and sizes, including trikes, tandems, folding, cargo, and more. A traditional analog bicycle can usually be converted to electric through the use of kits. Ebikes fall into three classes including Class 1 pedal assist only up to a set speed (usually 25kmh or 32kmh), Class 2 throttle only or throttle with pedal assist up to a set speed (usually 25kmh or 32kmh), and high speed Class 3 up to a set level (usually 45kmh 28mph).
Urtopia burst onto the e-bike scene with a bold mission: proving that electric bikes don’t have to be heavy, clunky beasts. This innovative company has turned a few heads by crafting some of the world’s lightest carbon fiber e-bikes, packed with tech that feels more like riding a smartphone than a traditional bicycle. Meet the […]
Aventon has firmly established itself as a dominant force in the direct-to-consumer e-bike market, consistently delivering bikes that punch above their weight class. From the tech-laden Aventon Level.3 commuter with its 4G connectivity to the trail-crushing Ramblas eMTB, the brand has built a reputation for innovation that actually works in the real world. At the […]
In a time when tariffs on e-bikes have sent prices soaring across the industry, Lectric has managed to keep the price of the new XPedition 2.0 at an impressive $1,399, while adding some smart upgrades. With many manufacturers forced to raise prices significantly in 2025, this stability is remarkable for a cargo e-bike that was […]
I’m not gonna lie—when I read the specs of the new Trek FX+1S, I had big expectations. Just a few years back, legacy brands were hesitant to adopt not only the throttle, but the rear hub motor as well. This created a gap for consumers: legacy big brands with fitness or performance-themed analog (non-motorized) bikes, […]
My Experience Riding The Velotric Fold 1 Plus E-Bike The Velotric Fold 1 Plus comes in four color options: mango (a yellow-orange blend), electric blue, pearl white, and stone grey. Despite offering just one frame size, Velotric claims it accommodates riders from 4’9″ to 6’6″. At 5’11”, I found the fit comfortable with room to […]
Trek’s been building bikes that get riders stoked since their Wisconsin garage days in ’76. They’re the kind of brand that obsesses over every weld and gear shift, earning a cult following among roadies, trail hounds, and city commuters alike. For bike nerds like us, Trek’s name is shorthand for durability and smart design that […]
Velotric isVelotric’s back with the Nomad 2X, a full-suspension fat tire eBike that’s aiming to turn heads in a crowded market. This isn’t just a refresh of their popular Nomad—it’s a leap forward, swapping coil springs for air suspension with adjustable rebound control, a rarity for bikes at this price point. Add to that a […]
The RadRunner Max, Rad Power Bikes’ latest utility e-bike refresh in three new trim levels, rolls in at $2,299 with a goal of giving riders versatility, power, and some cutting-edge tech. Designed to replace car trips, this Deep Emerald Green machine boasts a 28 mph Class 3 top speed, a 420-lb payload, and features like […]
In a world where taking risks can spark revolution, the e-bike market desperately needs a shake-up. Too often, manufacturers churn out carbon-copy designs, chasing trends and recycling the same bulky, heavy aesthetics seemingly dominating the e-bike landscape. You’ve heard the complaints: “e-bikes are too big and heavy,” or, for the cycling purists, equipped with throttles […]
There’s something remarkable about a brand that consistently delivers, upgrading nearly every aspect of a bike while keeping the price at the same jaw-dropping $999 that put them on the map. Meet the all-new Lectric XP4, the 4th generation of this flagship folding e-bike. With a sleek frame redesign, enhanced components, and some industry-defying magic, […]
