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Lectric XPedition 2.0 Review | Can Budget Beat the Rest?

Lectric’s new-and-improved cargo bike has better looks, more features, and the same great performance for a ridiculously low price.

Lectric XPedition 2.0 Review

Cargo e-bikes offer a healthy, active method of running errands and spending more time with the family, but their cost can be prohibitive. In an era when the cost of everything is high and seemingly always rising, purchasing an e-bike—plus all the accessories needed to haul kids and cargo—may simply not be an option for many families.

Lectric, a brand known for its affordable and highly portable folding e-bikes, set out to make owning an electric cargo bike attainable for the average family with the first-generation XPedition a couple of years ago. The bike had a high weight capacity and a low price that made it appealing, but it was otherwise relatively spartan.

Now, the redesigned XPedition 2.0 boasts an even more reinforced frame, a more refined aesthetic, new programming, and a boatload of additional features—all starting at the same entry-level price below $1,500.

The base model is well-equipped with a capable 750W rear hub motor, an 8-speed drivetrain, hydraulic disc brakes, and integrated lights and turn signals. It also includes a 624-watt-hour (Wh) battery with an estimated range of 60 miles and basic passenger accessories such as seat pads and footboards.

Lectric also offers two upgrade levels: a mid-tier option with two 624-Wh batteries and a high-end long-range model with two 840-Wh batteries. These options include even more accessories and are advertised to achieve up to 120 and 170 miles of range, respectively—and all three options share a total payload capacity of 450 lbs!

Range is just one aspect of the XPedition 2.0’s performance we tested while reviewing the bike. See below to see how this cranked-up cargo hauler compares to the competition!

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Juiced Bikes’ New Owner, Yamaha Buys Brose, Level 3 vs. Vorsa | TWR Ep 25

Plus How To Sell Your Old E-Bike, Tariff Updates, Folding Bikes For Older Riders, Jackrabbit’s New Models & More!

This week’s e-bike news includes the welcome announcement that Juiced Bikes has a new owner—and it’s none other than Lectric’s co-founders, Levi Conlow and Robbie Deziel. Other headlines include Brose selling its e-bike drive system business to Yamaha, as the Japanese brand looks to expand its presence in Europe. Meanwhile, JackRabbit—the leader in pint-sized e-bikes”—has unveiled the latest additions to its lineup: the OG2 Pro and the XG Pro.

For this week’s trail system highlight, we’re showcasing the Phoenix, AZ canal paths. These consist of nine multi-use trails that run alongside canals throughout the greater Phoenix metro area. Originally dating back to the 1860s gold rush era, the canals were eventually purchased by the local government and are still operated by the regional water association today. With more than 180 miles of pathways lining either side of the canals, they offer a great way to navigate the city—or simply ride near a cooler water source to help beat the desert heat.

In Rider Q&A, we fielded several questions about how other bikes compare to Ride1Up’s Vorsa, which we reviewed this week. We also received inquiries about e-bikes well-suited for older riders, and models ideal for carrying kids with reliable throttle use.

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This Week’s E-Bike News Headlines

Juiced Bikes’ New Owners Revealed as Lectric’s Co-Founders

In a surprising announcement made via Juiced Bikes’ YouTube channel, Lectric eBikes co-founders Levi Conlow and Robbie Deziel revealed they’ve acquired Juiced Bikes. The deal, finalized on March 27, 2025, comes after Juiced’s assets were auctioned in late 2024 due to financial struggles.

Originally founded in 2009, Juiced earned a reputation as a trailblazer in the U.S. e-bike market with bold designs and high-performance models known for speed. Despite its early success, financial struggles led to its downfall and landing it on the auction block. The new owners have expressed a commitment to restoring the brand and restructuring the team from the ground up,

There’s still plenty to sort through. The acquisition does not include Juiced’s product inventory or warranty parts, leaving some unresolved issues for many customers who are still waiting on deliveries. Conlow acknowledged these challenges and promised to bring Lectric’s high customer service standards to Juiced, stating it will take 9–12 months to build out the necessary infrastructure.

Conlow and Deziel say they’re excited to innovate Juiced’s product line while keeping the company independent. “I want to surprise and shock people in the same way with Juiced—bringing performance and components you don’t expect at amazing price points,” said Conlow.

Our Take: Juiced has a strong legacy in the e-bike world, so it’s great to see the brand sticking around. Lectric’s founders have proven they know what it takes to make a DTC e-bike business thrive, and hopefully they can apply that same magic to Juiced. There are still a lot of questions—what will happen to Juiced’s lineup, what direction the company will take, and how existing customers will be supported—but there’s time to sort that out. For now, we’ll be watching closely and rooting for the best.

The Trump Administration Instituted New Sweeping Tariffs On More Than 180 Countries, Including Many Countries Where E-Bikes And Their Parts Originate

President Trump announced a plan to implement a 10% baseline tariff on all countries, with higher reciprocal rates applied based on the tariffs those countries impose on American goods. According to Trump, those rates will include “the combined rate of all their tariffs, non-monetary barriers, and other forms of cheating.” He added, “We will charge them approximately half of what they are and have been charging us, so the tariffs will not be a full reciprocal.”

China—one of the biggest players in the e-bike industry—would see an additional 34% tariff on top of existing rates. Trump’s plan also impacts a number of other countries that play a key role in the bike market:

  • Taiwan: 32% tariff
  • Vietnam: 46% tariff
  • Japan: 24% tariff
  • European Union (Germany): 20% tariff
  • United Kingdom: 10% tariff


Our Take: We imagine there are plenty of meetings happening right now—both in the e-bike industry and on the global political stage. Given that some of Trump’s past tariff proposals have been quickly walked back, it’s too early to say where this will land.

That said, we remain firmly against tariffs on e-bikes for two key reasons. First, the goal of tariffs is to promote domestic manufacturing, but there currently aren’t large-scale U.S. companies building e-bikes from the ground up. Second, history has shown that tariffs often get passed on to the consumer. If these stick, we could see e-bike prices rise significantly—putting them out of reach for many riders.

Brose Sells Its E-Bike Drives Business To Yamaha

The German company Brose has sold it’s e-bike motor division to Yamaha. Brose has made higher-end products found on many popular brands, such as Specialized.

According to a press release, “The sale is part of Brose’s strategic realignment with a focus on its core business areas. In the future, Yamaha will use Brose’s development resources in the e-bike sector to further optimize the planning and design of new products.”

Yamaha, based in Japan, is planning to open a development center in Europe to better respond to changes in the market and strengthen its presence in the region.

Our Take: The e-bike market is clearly in a consolidation phase, and this seems like a smart business move—especially for Yamaha, if it’s looking to expand further into Europe while Brose narrows its focus.

You Asked, We Answered. Questions Covered In The Weekly Recharge

E-Bike Deals Found This Week


Make sure to tune into the full episode to see the e-bike trail system highlight and rider of the week! Want to be featured in future episodes? Comment on any YouTube video or page of the website, or send to [email protected].

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Best Commuter Electric Bikes | Top 13 Picks From Our Testing

Best Commuter Electric Bikes

The daily commute for an average person can be many different things. It can be dozens of miles spent in a car each morning and evening, an hour or two on public transit per day, a couple of three-block walks, etc. So, why can’t a daily trip from A to B be spent on one of the top commuter electric bikes?

From powerful speedsters and sporty, long-haul pedalers to elegant and comfortable cruisers, our team of reviewers has tested the best commuter e-bikes money can buy. We’ve compiled our favorites to help you pick the bike that fits your needs.

The commuter e-bikes included on this list will not just get you to your destination without sweating through your clothes; they’ll get you there quickly and have the battery capacity to cover long distances with ease.

Because commuting can mean so many different things depending on where you live and work (especially here in the U.S.), we’ve tried our best to stick to bikes designed for commuting as their best-intended use.

These bikes are primarily built for pavement, and their motor and battery systems were chosen with speed, efficiency, and longevity in mind. If you’re looking for a lighter-duty commuter more at home in a bustling urban environment, check out our list of the best city and urban e-bikes—otherwise, keep reading below!

Our picks for the Best Commuter Electric Bikes of 2025

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Best City and Urban Electric Bikes | 11 Light & Zippy Rides

Best City and Urban Electric Bikes 2025

From cruising traffic-clogged city streets to scooting a few blocks to the office and back, our staff of professional testers reviewed many of the best city and urban electric bikes on the market. But what makes a city bike a city bike?

Truthfully, this category of e-bikes is broad, and ultimately, any bike can be a city bike. For example, you could happily ride a full-suspension eMTB around the streets of New York City. You might, however, run into its limitations in that environment when riding through puddles or trying to carry it up a flight of stairs.

Generally speaking, city and urban e-bikes are a part of the larger commuter category, but they have certain characteristics that make them best suited for short-range commutes in densely populated urban environments.

They’re usually a little lighter, a little more nimble, and sometimes have a little less power and range than pure commuter bikes, though they may look extremely similar at first glance.

All of the bikes on this list have been put through the wringer by our team of experienced bike testers on the roads and bike paths of southwest Utah. We consider each to be equally comfortable in a dense urban environment.

If you’re seeking the best city e-bikes on the market, we think these are just too good to ignore.

Our Best City and Urban Electric Bikes for 2025

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Ride1Up Vorsa Review | A True Do-It-All?

A multi-purpose powerhouse with loads of customization. The Vorsa has uncommon versatility and showcased an impressive run through our standardized testing.

Ride1Up Vorsa Review

I once attended a cooking course where a chef taught us essential kitchen techniques and walked us through some recipes. (It was there that I first discovered how cocoa powder and a rack of ribs could create something unexpectedly delightful.) During a Q&A session on kitchen basics, the conversation turned to which knives were worth having at home.

His advice was simple: “There are different knives for good reason, and each one performs best at its intended task. But if you can’t have them all, start with a high-quality chef’s knife—there’s little you can’t do with it.”

Similar logic applies to types of bikes. There are many styles of e-bikes for good reason, but given their cost and space requirements, there’s practicality in finding one that can handle multiple tasks well. That’s exactly what Ride1Up set out to do with its latest creation, the Vorsa.

In our review of the Ride1Up Vorsa, we examined all the ins and outs of the brand’s first “SUV-style” e-bike—one built for commuting, exploring hardpack dirt, and tackling the intense cargo-carrying duties typically reserved for longtails.

From the first ride, it was clear: the Vorsa is a powerhouse. This is one of the fastest Ride1Up bikes I’ve tested, making rides both thrilling and effortless. But what really stood out was its level of control. You can customize a lot—from its top speed and acceleration to its hill-climbing power and even the way it delivers assistance, whether you prefer the natural feel of a torque sensor or the effortless push of cadence sensors.

The Vorsa handles city streets well, with an adjustable stem that helps dial in a comfortable riding position and a narrow handlebar that makes handling feel snappy. Its tires and geometry are also well-suited for exploring milder stretches of off-road terrain. But what makes it truly versatile is its reinforced rear rack, which can support 150 lbs on its own or up to 180lbs with the rack extender. That seriously expands its cargo-hauling potential.

The ride is fun and adaptable to different phases of life or daily demands, though it’s not without a few minor drawbacks. But after collecting all our testing data—and seeing how it outperformed most similar rides we’ve tested in the past few years—those flaws felt negligible.

For all the details from our testing, read the full Vorsa review below.

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Best Folding Electric Bikes 2025 | Our Top 12 Tested Picks

Best Folding Electric Bikes 2025

Folding e-bikes are all the rage in Europe, where space comes at a premium, and many commuters rely on public transit for at least a portion of their daily round trip to and from the office.

Here in the US, we have the luxury of larger living areas, an abundance of storage space, and, in many cases, our own automobiles to handle the daily commute.

So why should we concern ourselves with finding the best folding e-bikes? In short, because of their versatility!

The collapsible nature of folding electric bikes allows them to take up less space in a garage, be transported in a car or SUV without the need for a bike rack, or come along in the RV on a family road trip. Even if a bike’s folding feature is only used occasionally, it’s a convenience that makes a difference when you’re in a pinch!

While folding e-bikes often have some tradeoffs with their fixed-frame cousins, the differences are usually minimal. Folding bikes regularly include fat tires and suspension forks for off-road riding, cargo racks for hauling gear or passengers, powerful motors for riding fast and climbing hills, and great brakes with effective stopping power.

After riding and testing a myriad of folding e-bikes, our team of reviewers here at Electric Bike Report have selected their favorites. We hope this list of the best folding electric bikes helps you to find a model that fits your needs and budget!

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Our Best Folding Electric Bikes for 2025

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Best Electric Bikes 2025 – Don’t Buy Until You Read This!

Best Electric Bikes 2025
If you want to purchase an electric bike this year, you likely have questions:

  • Which is the best e-bike for 2025?
  • Which is the best e-bike brand?
  • How do I know that the brand will support me if I have problems with my bike?

We receive these questions daily from our readers, which is why we have written this post. We want to make it easy for you to find the best electric bike for your riding style, interests, and needs.

At Electric Bike Report, we have been reviewing e-bikes for over ten years now. In fact, as far as we can tell, we are the oldest website dedicated to testing and reviewing electric bikes.

In the past 12 months, we have tested over 130 e-bikes from almost every major manufacturer. Keep in mind that this number does not include the hundreds of bikes we’ve test-ridden at cycling trade shows like EuroBike, the Sea Otter Classic, and the Electrify Expos.

Our goal with the following list of recommended electric bikes is to help you find a good bike that will last a long time. As you go through this list, you will notice that we have hill-tested, brake-tested, range-tested, and ride-quality-tested each of these bikes at our team’s headquarters.

As such, if you have any questions about the recommendations below, please ask us. We have extensive knowledge and experience with each electric bike here, and we will respond to your questions.

Our picks for the Best Electric Bikes of 2025

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Juiced Bikes to Return After Purchase by Lectric E-Bikes’ Founders

After months of speculation, Lectric emerges as the buyer of Juiced’s IP and plans to revamp the company

In a surprising development, Lectric e-Bikes co-founders Levi Conlow and Robbie Deziel have announced their acquisition of Juiced Bikes via Juiced’s own YouTube channel.

Juiced’s assets were auctioned in the fall of 2024 to repay creditors, signaling a potential end to the iconic brand that had been in operation since 2009. While the Lectric co-founders submitted the winning bid, it was initially rejected, leaving Juiced’s branding and intellectual property in limbo. The deal was finally closed on March 27, 2025. The new owners have stated their intent to revive the brand while keeping Juiced as a separate company from Lectric, with plans to restructure the Juiced team from the ground up.

Juiced Bikes is widely regarded as a pioneer in e-bike adoption across the United States. The brand made a name for itself with bold designs and high-performance bikes that lived up to the “Juiced” moniker, offering quick acceleration and impressive torque. However, financial struggles ultimately led to its auction.

Meanwhile, Lectric has been one of the most successful e-bike startups in the last decade. The company skyrocketed in popularity with its ever-popular XP series, helping it lead North American e-bike sales in 2023 and 2024. Lectric has remained committed to keeping prices low while offering features that rival more expensive e-bikes.

There’s still much to be sorted out for Juiced in the coming months. The final sale of its intellectual property and branding rights did not include product inventory or warranty parts. Many Juiced customers are still awaiting products they paid for but never received. Conlow has stated Juiced intends to assist the customer base but acknowledges that it will take time.

“As Lectric takes this on, the standard we have for customer service will be the same for Juiced. Over the next 9–12 months, we’ll build out the infrastructure to deliver exceptional customer support,” said Conlow.

As they rebuild Juiced, Conlow and Deziel aim to bring the same ethos that made Lectric successful.

“I want to surprise and shock people in the same way with Juiced—bringing performance and components you don’t expect at amazing price points,” Conlow added.

Denziel made it clear that the two companies will remain separate, but stated there will be exciting opportunities to innovate Juiced’s product line.

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Electric Bike Report’s Take

The Juiced brand is iconic in North America, and at a time when many e-bike companies are closing, it’s exciting to see one come back from the brink. We’ve enjoyed testing Juiced e-bikes and have always appreciated their bold aesthetics and thrilling ride characteristics, which add diversity to the e-bike market.

That said, Levi and Robbie have their work cut out for them. There’s a lot to be done to rebuild trust with Juiced’s long-time customer base, which has been built over 15 years. Beyond that, they’ll have to navigate industry challenges like lingering tariff concerns and slowed e-bike adoption.

Only time will tell what the future holds for Juiced, but with Lectric’s leadership, the brand may yet see a resurgence.

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An E-Bike That Charges in 15 Min, California’s E-Bike Law Enforcement, Tern’s GSD | TWR Ep 24

Plus Panaracer’s Colorful Gravel Tires, Tailgate Pads vs. Hitch Racks, Where are the Ride1Up Models Going? & More!

This week’s e-bike news headlines included Mountain bike pioneer Gary Fisher and his company, Morelle Bikes, are teasing a major tech announcement set to debut at the Sea Otter Classic in April—headlined by an e-bike that claims to fully charge in just 15 minutes. While details are scarce, if true, this breakthrough could have major implications for the industry.

We’re also diving into Orange County’s strict enforcement of newly passed e-bike laws, checking out the 3rd generation Tern GSD, and taking a look at Panaracer’s colorful Gravel King tires.

In our trailsytem highlights, we head to San Antonio, Texas, where the famous Riverwalk offers a scenic and bike-friendly way to explore the city. With museums, historical landmarks, art installations, shopping, and dining along the way, it’s a must-visit for cyclists. For those who prefer nature over cityscapes, the Riverwalk connects to the Medina River Greenway, providing 28 miles of rideable trails teeming with wildlife and local flora.

Meanwhile, in our weekly audience Q&A section, we discuss why range results will differ, tailgate pads vs. hitch racks, and what’s the deal with the disappearing Ride1Up models?

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This Week’s E-Bike News Headlines

Gary Fisher’s Company Morelle Bikes To Debut A 15-Minute Fast-Charging E-Bike At Sea Otter

Legendary bike innovator Gary Fisher is making waves again, this time in the e-bike world. Best known as one of the pioneers of mountain biking, Fisher parted ways with Trek in 2022 and has since teamed up with battery scientist Kevin Hays to develop a new commuter e-bike at their company Morelle Bikes.

While final specs haven’t been confirmed, the teased feature is its lightning-fast charging battery, reportedly capable of reaching full capacity in just 15 minutes. Hays, formerly the director of product development at Ionblox, brings expertise in next-generation battery technology. The new bike will utilize pouch-style lithium-ion batteries, which claim to offer 50% higher energy density and rapid charging.

Our take: What kind of battery tech is behind the Morelle? Is this an advancement in traditional lithium-ion chemistry, or could it be an early sign of solid-state battery integration in the e-bike market? Either way, Fisher’s return to bike innovation is one to watch. Morelle will debut the bike at the Sea Otter Classic next month—expect more details soon.

Orange County, California Will Begin Enforcing New E-Bike Regulations Starting In April

​Orange County, California, is set to implement stricter e-bike regulations starting in April. Some of these changes align with new state laws passed last fall, including:

  • Licensing and registration for high-powered e-bikes: E-bikes with motors exceeding 750 watts will now require licensing and registration, as they are no longer classified as e-bikes.
  • Stricter speed limit enforcement: Authorities will be cracking down on speed violations, particularly in areas shared by pedestrians and e-bikes.
  • Penalties for reckless riding: Riders engaging in unsafe behavior will face penalties, though specific consequences have yet to be detailed.

These changes aim to address rising safety concerns, as bike-related accidents in Orange County have reportedly increased by 500% since 2020, according to County Supervisor Katrina Foley.

Some cities are taking additional measures. Cypress, for instance, may ban Class 2 and 3 e-bikes from sidewalks—it recently issued 37 citations in a single day to riders violating new local laws. Meanwhile, the city of Orange has implemented sidewalk speed limits and other new regulations.

Our take: We’re all for common-sense safety measures, and many of these steps seem reasonable. That said, we still believe speed regulation should take priority over motor wattage—just like it does with cars.

Tern Released A New 3rd-Generation Model Of Its Gsd Cargo Bike

According to Tern’s Team Captain, Joshua Hon, “Pretty much every aspect of the bike has been redesigned to work better, from big improvements like handling when heavily loaded to small details like how much effort it takes to get the bike up on the kickstand or how seatpost levers are easier for small hands to operate. The new GSD is just better.”

  • Upgrades include:
    • Stronger, more reinforced frame: The GSD now features larger-diameter aluminum tubing for improved durability.
    • Improved stability: A longer wheelbase and lower center of gravity enhance handling, especially under load.
    • Higher weight capacity: The GSD can now handle a maximum gross vehicle weight of 463 lbs, tested to meet German DIN 79010 standards.
    • Upgraded Bosch Smart System: Includes GPS tracking, electronic locks, alarms, and ABS braking for enhanced security and control.
  • New accessories:
    • Folding footboards
    • Weather protection: sun shield and rain shield
    • Variants include an economical P10 with Shimano components and a premium R14 with Rohloff Speedhub and Gates belt drive

Pricing starts at $5,000, with availability in Europe and North America starting in May.

Our take: Awesome! We’ve loved the Tern bikes we’ve tested. They’re definitely a premium option, but you get what you pay for—and the ability to stand vertically for compact storage is just super cool!

You Asked, We Answered. Questions Covered In The Weekly Recharge

  • Why did we get different range results on the Aventon Aboud SR than someone’s personal experience?
  • Tailgate pad vs. hitch rack—which is the better e-bike hauling solution?
  • Ride1Up models are disappearing—should we be worried about the company?
  • Is the 2023 Turbo Levo still worth buying, or should you wait for the 2025 model?
  • Do folding bikes have travel bags?
  • What’s the best hitch rack for carrying four bikes, including a longtail cargo e-bike?

E-Bike Deals Found This Week

    • Tenways spring sale – up to $600 off select models
      • CGO600 Pro is $400 off to $1499
      • AGO X is $600 off to $1899
      • Buy two e-bikes and get an extra $200 off, plus you can get an extra $100 off if you sign up for their mailing list
    • Lectric’s Nothin’ But Net Sale
      • XP 3.0 purchases include a cargo package and cargo net
      • A great deal on the mid-level XPedition 2.0: “Fully Loaded” package includes frame bag, panniers, and the orbitor handrail attachment along with the seat pads and footboards that come with the bike
    • Retrospec’s Spring Warehouse Sale – $100 off a bunch of already affordable models
      • Chatham Rev+ beach cruiser and Valen Rev 2 moped are $1300
      • Chatham Rev 2 – stripped-down version is just $899
      • 20% off accessories when you sign up for their mailing list


Make sure to tune into the full episode to see the e-bike trail system highlight and rider of the week! Want to be featured in future episodes? Comment on any YouTube video or page of the website, or send to [email protected].

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Best Electric Bikes Under $1,000 | Nine Bargains to Jump On

Best Electric Bikes Under $1,000 2025

When you’re on a budget, it can be tough to find the right balance between an affordable electric bike and a quality electric bike — but it’s not impossible. To help you sort out the affordable gems from the cheap lemons, the Electric Bike Report team has compiled our list of the best electric bikes under $1,000.

To be fair, it’s not easy to make a quality e-bike under $1,000 (even before inflation), so we’ve resigned ourselves to raising that price cap a little here and there to include some great deals. These bikes are priced near enough to that mark – or we’ve seen them on sale often enough – that we consider them worth a mention.

With a majority of budget e-bikes being sold online, it can be difficult to judge whether the bike you’re looking at is worth your money. Lucky for you, the experts here at Electric Bike Report have ridden hundreds of e-bikes. We are extremely familiar with all the bikes on this list, and we’re confident they’ll serve you well.

Please note that over the past 12+ months, the e-bike industry has been affected by numerous tariffs. The prices noted here were under (or around) $1,000 at the time of writing, but they may change at any point.

Our Best Electric Bikes Under $1,000:

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