Affiliate quick links: Check Lectric eBikes | Check Ride1Up | Check Himiway | Check Velotric | Check Juiced Bikes | Check Heybike | Check Electric Bike Company | Check Trek | Check Specialized | Check Aventon Abound TL;DR — We’ve tested 127+ eBikes so you don’t have to. Rad Power Bikes is our #1 pick …
If you’re looking for a comfortable and easy-to-ride eBike, Charge’s Comfort 2 could be the perfect choice. With a light-weight frame, upright seating position, and wider tires for more stability, the Comfort 2 is perfect for those who want an enjoyable ride without all the hassle. The Comfort 2 now also comes with enough rear-rack …
Urtopia Review: If you’re looking for a lightweight electric bike that doesn’t look like all the others, Urtopia has created a great option with their new eBike. It’s perfect for urban riders who want something fun and different, with a monochromatic display, hydraulic disc brakes and full carbon frame. We had a lot of fun …
TL;DR — The KBO Ranger Cargo eBike starts at $1,599 — $300 less than the Rad Power Bikes RadWagon 4 — with a 750W motor, 60-mile estimated range, and a rear rack rated for 120 lbs. We’ve tested KBO’s lineup before and liked what we found; this cargo build looks like a solid family-hauler value. …
TL;DR — At $1,699, the Himiway Escape is more moped than mountain bike — and we mean that as a compliment. We rated it 9.5/10: the 750W motor felt stronger than our RadRover 5, range hit 45+ miles, and dual suspension handled everything we threw at it. Only gripe: the seat isn’t adjustable. Himiway Escape …