e-Bike Buyers Guide

e-Bike Buyers Guide

The electric bike, commonly referred to as e-bike, is a relatively new concept for many consumers. However, the first basic design of the electric bike was patented in the 1890s by American inventor Ogden Bolton Jr. Several marketing attempts were made over the years, but it wasn't until the late 2000s that e-bikes became commercially available. In recent years, advancements in technology for electric bicycles and lithium batteries have made them more accessible to average consumers, driving down prices and making it feasible for everyday individuals to own an e-bike.

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When purchasing an e-bike, there are several factors to consider. Start by identifying the primary use of your e-bike. Will it be for leisurely rides on trails and beaches or as a road bike to navigate tight urban areas instead of driving? Are you an avid mountain biker looking to hop over obstacles, or do you need something compact for quick trips to the store? For years, we used two adult-sized bicycles on our rooftop tent mainly for the enjoyment of our children. They were useful for quick rides into town during extended camping trips, and now that the kids have moved out, we look forward to exploring on an e-bike. Whatever your interest may be, this guide will provide you with essential terms, key components of e-bikes, and some purchasing options. Let’s get started!

Styles of e-bikes

All-terrain e-bikes are versatile and popular because they can navigate narrow city streets, steep hills, or rocky trails. Many all-terrain e-bikes can be customized with various accessories to meet your specific needs.

Fat tire e-bikes feature robust frames and larger tires, which offer improved traction and stability, making them ideal for off-road adventures—including travel through sand, mud, or snow.

Mountain or off-road e-bikes boast sturdier frames, larger tires, and specialized suspensions for tackling rugged terrain. The electric motor allows for thrilling rides without excessive physical exertion.

Folding e-bikes are perfect for city dwellers with limited space or those needing a portable transport option. While many folding e-bikes were designed for urban use, some now come equipped with fat tires and adjustable suspension for more versatile all-terrain riding.

Electric Propulsion Systems

There are three types of electric propulsion systems available:

Class 1 - Pedal Assist: The motor activates only while pedaling, ceasing once the bike reaches 20 mph.

Class 2 - Pedal Assist with Throttle Control: The motor is controlled via a throttle, allowing for assistance in propelling the bike in addition to pedaling. It also switches off at 20 mph.

Class 3 - Pedal Assist: This class utilizes only pedal assist (no throttle) but reaches speeds up to 28 mph.

Motor Positioning

Mid-drive or center-drive motors are typically more efficient as they provide lower center of gravity for enhanced control while cycling. They respond better to pedaling and acceleration because they are located at the pedals.

Hub motors, or rear-wheel drive systems, are easier to install and manufacture, though they may lead to increased maintenance. Since the motor transfers pedal power directly to the rear wheel, the maintenance burden varies based on usage, design, and motor quality.

Front and rear drive motors offer a two-wheel drive system for improved stability and traction, enabling better control in challenging terrains. The torque is shared between the front and rear, allowing for faster acceleration and steep climbs.

Torque and Cadence Sensors

Pedal assist systems incorporate two types of sensors: torque sensors measure the force exerted with each pedal stroke, while cadence sensors monitor the number of pedal rotations per minute. Torque sensors are more expensive but conserve battery power. Casual riders who prefer simpler terrain may find the more affordable cadence sensor sufficient.

Battery Power and Range

Battery power management and extending your ride range are critical considerations when buying an e-bike. Factors such as bicycle and cargo weight, along with the type of terrain you ride on, influence your range and battery life. If you plan on riding trails for an extended duration, opt for a bike with a higher battery capacity rather than one suited for occasional city riding.

Additionally, consider whether your battery pack is removable; if it isn’t, you may have to transport your bike to find a charging station.

Laws and Regulations

In most states in the U.S, all three classes of e-bikes are categorized as pedal bikes; however, regulations may restrict permissible top speeds and mandate a license for operation on certain roadways. To ensure compliance with local laws, contact relevant local, state, and federal agencies. It's advisable to stay updated on Public Law 107-319 under the Consumer Product Safety Act, particularly regarding riding on backcountry trails, OHV trails, and public roads. The law states that:

“The term ‘low-speed electric bicycle’ means a two- or three-wheeled vehicle with fully operable pedals and an electric motor of less than 750 watts (1 horsepower), whose maximum speed on a paved level surface, when powered solely by such a motor while ridden by an operator who weighs 170 pounds, is less than 20 mph.”

All-Terrain e-Bikes

Volcon Brat

The retro design of the Volcon Brat is reminiscent of the Yamaha XT 250, featuring sleek lines and a compact silhouette. This all-terrain bike is built upon the Volcon Exo-Arch frame, capable of handling up to 4 inches of water and navigating through mud or cobblestone streets effortlessly.

The cleverly designed "gas tank" contains storage with a USB charger for mobile devices, and the dashboard LED display shows current speed, average/max speed, trip distance, and battery status.

Customization options include: decal kits, gum wall tires, and adjustable shocks.

Specifications:

• Motor: 750 watts
• Battery: 48-volt, 15.6 amp-hour removable battery with 6-7 hours charging time
• Weight: 86 pounds
• Range: 70+ miles in mode 1 (30+ miles in modes 2-4)
• Ride Modes: Urban, cruising, boost, and trail
• Suspension: Inverted telescoping adjustable forks and rear mono-shock
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes
• Top Speed: 28+ mph
• Tires: 20 x 4-inch tubed low rolling resistance mixed-use hybrid tires
• Accessories: 4-inch LED color display, Bluetooth connectivity, LED headlights and tail/brake lights

Price: $2,400 | volcon.com

QuietKat Lynx

The QuietKat Lynx showcases a cafe-moto design paired with a comfortable leather-stitched saddle. Its robust alloy frame supports a load of up to 300 pounds. The ultra-bright Halo headlight features multiple brightness settings, along with a rear brake light for maximum visibility.

A key highlight is the QuietKat app, which provides remote lock/unlock, ride tracking, navigation, GPS monitoring, motor cutoff control, and maintenance reminders. You can also switch between Class one and three functionalities, allowing you to adapt your style of riding to the environment.

Choose from three additional kits that enhance your riding experience: the Overlanding Kit, Adventure Kit, and Commuter Kit.

Specifications:

• Motor: 1,000-watt automatic two-speed hub-drive
• Battery: 48-volt, 20 amp-hour removable battery with 6-7 hours charging time
• Weight: 100 pounds
• Range: 60+ miles (varies by mode)
• Ride Modes: Eco, trail, and boost
• Suspension: KKE inverted mechanical coil fork and rear coil shock
• Brakes: Gemma 2-piston hydraulic
• Top Speed: 28+ mph
• Tires: 24 x 4.5-inch moto-style
• Accessories: Integrated cargo rack

Price: $3,000 | quietkat.com

Sur-Ron X & Light Bee

The Sur-Ron X displays scrambler vibes combined with a unique flair, designed to tackle a variety of terrains quietly and efficiently. With an alloy sand-cast frame weighing under 100 pounds, it's popular among trail and off-road enthusiasts. Its adjustable full suspension allows riders to fine-tune their experience over rugged trails.

There's also an option to upgrade the 34 amp-hour Panasonic battery to a 38 amp-hour Samsung battery for an extended range.

Although the Sur-Ron has a compact frame and 220-pound weight limit, taller handlebars can be installed for additional comfort for riders over 6 feet.

Specifications:

• Motor: Permanent Magnet Synchronous, mid-mounted
• Battery: 60-volt, 32 amp-hour removable battery with 4 hours charging time
• Weight: 103 pounds
• Range: Up to 30 miles
• Ride Modes: Eco and Sport
• Suspension: Front inversed suspension; rear DNM TR suspension link system
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes
• Top Speed: 28+ mph
• Tires: 19 x 1.4-inch spoke wheels with alloy hubs with 70/100-18 CST
• Accessories: LCD dash and USB charger

Price: $4,400 | sur-ronusa.com

UBCO 2x2 SE

This e-bike draws parallels with what a dispatch rider from WWII might use, featuring a step-through-design and a sturdy alloy build. The UBCO 2x2 is significantly powerful yet capable of exceeding its speed limit with ease.

Weighing 156 pounds, the UBCO can carry 330 pounds of gear thanks to its 17 built-in tie-down points. Moreover, the LED dashboard provides essential ride metrics, including time, speed, battery level, and motor temperature. It’s equipped with sharp LED lights, a horn, turn signals, and mirrors to enhance safety during night rides.

Customization options include: a bow/gun rack, MOLLE panels, and various other accessories for personalization.

Specifications:

• Motor: 1-kilowatt motor in each wheel - all-wheel drive
• Battery: 50-volt removable with 4-6 hours charging time
• Weight: 155 pounds
• Range: Maximum 75 miles (varies by riding mode)
• Ride Modes: Eco to Boost
• Suspension: Front and rear preload and rebound adjustment
• Brakes: Hydraulic and regenerative discs
• Top Speed: 30 mph
• Tires: 17 x 2.75-inch multi-use tires
• Accessories: Peak Design mount, 12-liter center carry-all, and 30-liter rear carry case with Giant Loop Pronghorn straps

Price: $7,000 | UBCO 2x2 SE

Fat Tire/Off-Road e-Bikes

Juiced RipCurrent Base

While the Juiced RipCurrent may share the standard appearance of an e-bike, its extensive feature list is hard to match for the price. Available in medium or large sizes, it offers an adjustable seat for added comfort, and despite its lightweight of just 70 pounds, it supports a weight capacity of 275 pounds.

Both torque and cadence pedal sensors enable seamless shifts between pedaling and coasting while utilizing its nine-speed cassette transmission. The thumb throttle conveniently adjusts power output.

The Juiced Bikes offer various ride modes including eco (speeds 1-3), sport, and race mode. Added functionalities like cruise and walk mode enhance the overall riding experience.

Upgrade options: The bike comes equipped with a steel rear rack, pannier bag, and a rechargeable LED light for added convenience.

Specifications:

• Motor: 750-watt rear hub motor
• Battery: 52-volt, 15.6 amp-hour removable battery with 4-6 hours charging time
• Weight: 70 pounds
• Range: 45+ miles
• Ride Modes: Eco, Sport, and Off-road
• Suspension: Coil suspension
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc
• Top Speed: 28 mph
• Tires: 26 x 4-inch all-terrain tires
• Accessories: Advanced LCD display

Price: $1,700 | juicedbikes.com

Ariel Rider Kepler

The Ariel Rider Kepler is a powerful e-bike equipped with a robust 1,800-watt motor, capable of reaching speeds of 32 mph. Its larger battery size gives it a bulkier appearance, but it weighs in at a lightweight 73 pounds, supporting up to 300 pounds. The aluminum rear rack increases cargo capacity, providing more options for baggage transport.

It features five effective levels of pedal assistance and a seven-speed Shimano Altus gearbox, allowing for a riding experience akin to road or mountain bikes depending on your selections.

Customization options include: a rearview mirror set and a pannier bag for versatile storage needs.

Specifications:

• Motor: 1,000-watt Bafang rear hub motor
• Battery: 52-volt, 20 amp-hour removable battery with 4-6 hours charging time
• Weight: 73 pounds
• Range: 75+ miles
• Ride Modes: Five pedal-assist modes
• Suspension: Front 80mm fork with preload and lockout
• Brakes: Hydraulic Tektro HD-E 350
• Top Speed: 32+ mph
• Tires: 26 x 4-inch CST, puncture-resistant
• Accessories: Headlights, rear lights, Bluetooth LED display with USB charging port

Price: $2,100 | arielrider.com

Ride1Up Revv1

The Ride1Up Revv1 is an innovative fat tire e-bike that features a moto-inspired design with 4-inch tires. Built on a durable alloy frame, it includes an LCD display, headlight, and brake light, offering a seamless switching capability between classes 2 and 3 along with off-road mode, ideal for diverse riding conditions.

This e-bike, while heavier, has a remarkable weight capacity of 350 pounds for carrying substantial cargo or an extra passenger.

Upgrade options include: a center storage cage for an extra battery or cargo, and a passenger kit with padded seat extensions, rear handles, rear light extension cable, and foot pegs. A utility rack and solar charger for camping or overland trips are also included.

Specifications:

• Motor: 750-watt Bafang geared hub motor
• Battery: 52-volt, 20 amp-hour removable battery with 4-6 hours charging time
• Weight: 93 pounds
• Range: 30-60 miles (depending on mode)
• Ride Modes: Class 2 and 3; Off-road, Boost
• Suspension: DNM AOY-38RC, with adjustable rebound and air pressure settings
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes with electric cut-off sensors
• Top Speed: 20+ mph
• Tires: 20 x 4-inch CST Scout eMoped all-surface fat tires
• Accessories: Alloy fenders and alloy pedals

Price: $2,400 | ride1up.com

Bakou Storm G2

The Bakou Storm G2 is a robust e-bike capable of navigating most technical terrains at full capacity. It features a full suspension design and a powerful Bafang M620 Ultra mid-drive motor for excellent power and efficiency.

Its all-metal gears and integrated torque sensor handle heavy loads confidently. The aluminum alloy frame is offered in five colors and four battery sizes, and it also comes with a rear pannier rack, a 4-amp smart charger, and lifetime customer support.

For customization: Bakou offers a variety of accessories including trailers for deer or kids, coolers, and backpacks.

Specifications:

• Motor: 1,000-watt Bafang M620 Ultra motor
• Battery: Available in 17.5 to 25 amp-hour options
• Weight: 70 pounds (without battery)
• Top Speed: 35 miles per hour
• Brakes: Tektro HD E730 quad piston hydraulic brakes
• Suspension: RST Renegade Air Fork and Rockshox Monarch rear
• Tires: 26 x 4-inch Maxxis Minion tires
• Range: Up to 50 miles or three hours

Price: From $5,600 | bakcou.com

Mountain e-Bikes

Canyon Grand Canyon: ON 7

The Canyon Grand Canyon: ON 7 serves as a solid entry-level e-mountain bike designed for riders eager to explore forest loops and scenic trails. It boasts several aluminum frame sizes and features Bosch's Performance Line CX motor, which delivers excellent assistance of up to 340 percent.

While the 10-speed Shimano drivetrain might not satisfy advanced riders on steeper inclines, it provides a decent riding experience for casual users. The integrated Bosch PowerTube battery offers enhanced theft protection and charges easily via a dedicated port.

Furthermore, the Bosch eBike Flow app includes GPS navigation, route planning, and bike tracking features, with an option to disable the entire e-system upon theft.

Enhance your bike: Canyon provides a variety of accessories such as mudguards, racks, lights, and kickstands that allow for further personalization.

Specifications:

• Motor: 750-watt Bosch Performance Line CX
• Battery: 750-watt-hour Bosch PowerTube
• Weight: 52 pounds
• Range: 43+ miles
• Ride Modes: Eco, Trail, and Boost
• Suspension: Rockshox Judy Silver 29 120mm Boost
• Brakes: SRAM DB8 hydraulic disc
• Tires: 29 x 2.6-inch Schwalbe Nobby Nic Performance

Price: $4,000 | canyon.com

KONA Remote 130

The KONA Remote 130 merges mountain biking with electric performance, utilizing a durable aluminum design and a robust electrical system. The bike's adjustable suspension system provides up to 1,300 millimeters of travel, ensuring adaptability across varying terrains.

With sizes available from small to extra-large, the KONA Remote 130 allows for tailored comfort. Utilize the Shimano E-Tube Project to optimize your ride experience and synchronize settings for incredible performance.

To enhance your ride: Options like composite and aluminum pedals, colored grips, and advanced fenders are available to ensure a personalized biking adventure.

Specifications:

• Motor: Shimano STEPS E
• Battery: 504 watt-hours from Shimano
• Weight: 52 pounds
• Range: 50 miles
• Ride Modes: Boost, Trail, Eco and Walk Assist
• Suspension: Fox performance float trunnion
• Brakes: Shimano Deore
• Top Speed: 20 mph
• Tires: Front 29 x 2.5-inch and rear 29 x 2.4-inch Maxxis Minion

Price: $6,400 | konaworld.com

Trek FuelEXe 8 XT

The Trek FuelEXe 8 XT is engineered for adventure, capable of handling all trail conditions effortlessly. Built with a sturdy aluminum frame, the bike features a TQ HPR50 250-watt motor for impressive pedal assist on steep inclines and declines.

The removable battery fits snugly in the down tube and can be recharged via an easily accessible port, supplemented by an optional 160-watt-hour range extender that fits into a regular water bottle holder.

Integrated LED displays blend seamlessly into the frame, and the unobtrusive remote manages your pedal assist settings. The Trek Senseless app allows customization of motor tuning, activity logging, GPS navigation, and real-time range calculations.

With an adjustable seat angle and long reach, the Mino Link feature enables improved steering configurations for comfortable bunny hops on challenging trails.

Specifications:

• Motor: 250-watt TQ-HPR50
• Battery: 360-watt-hour removable battery
• Weight: 44 pounds
• Range: 25 miles
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes
• Suspension: Fox Rhythm 36 front with Float EVOL air spring and GRIP damper; Fox Performance Float X rear
• Tires: 29 x 2.50-inch tubeless-ready Bontrager Line Comp 30 wheels

Price: $6,600 | trekbikes.com

Specialized Turbo Levo SL Comp Carbon

The Specialized Levo SL is often touted as one of the ultimate trail bikes available, having won recognition as the top brand in e-MTB according to the readers of Gran Fondo magazine.

Constructed from a carbon fiber composite with alloy shock extensions, this bike offers a remarkable experience for e-riders. With exceptional frame design focused on maximizing pedal force while minimizing lateral flex, each unit is tailored to cater to a broad range of riders.

Specialized reports that the latest SL 1.2 motor provides 43 percent more torque and 33 percent additional power compared to previous versions, and an optional range extender can also be acquired for extended electric mobility.

The Mastermind TCU display is conveniently mounted on the top tube and allows quick toggling between riding modes.

Upgrade options include: various trails-optimized tires, premium wheels, expert alloy handlebars, and a selection of pedal types for customization.

Specifications:

• Motor: 1.2 SL Custom Rx Trail-Tuned Motor
• Battery: 320-watt-hour
• Weight: 41 pounds
• Range: 5 hours in Eco mode
• Rider Modes: Eco, trail, turbo
• Suspension: Fox 36 Rhythm and rear Fox Float X Performance series
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes
• Top Speed: 20 mph
• Tires: Front 29 x 2.3-inch and rear 27.5 x 2.3-inch 2Bliss Ready

Price: $8,000 | specialized.com

Folding e-bikes

Nakto Folding Ox

Nakto bikes are celebrated for affordability, and even though the Ox is among the pricier models in the lineup, it remains competitive within the industry. This folding all-terrain e-bike showcases a robust steel construction, with the battery strategically placed on the down tube for better weight distribution.

Measuring just over 19 inches in height and 64 inches in length, it suits riders under six feet; still, the Nakto Ox impressively boasts a significant weight capacity of up to 400 pounds.

Folding this bike is straightforward: simply flip the quick release and fold at the hinge. The process involves only three steps, with a sturdy hinge to ensure durability. Handlebars remain upright for an easier riding position, though its weight of 75 pounds might deter some from lifting it into a vehicle or trailer.

The Nakto Ox offers five levels of pedal assist alongside a full twist throttle, and comes equipped with a fender, rear rack, kickstand, horn, and headlight.

Customization options: Features like a foldable lock, rear-mounted basket, pet bike trailer, and an insulated food delivery bag for shared adventures can enhance your experience.

Specifications:

• Motor: 750-watt Peak rear hub
• Battery: 48-volt, 12-amp removable battery with 4-5 hours charging time
• Weight: 75 pounds
• Range: 60 miles
• Ride Modes: Five-level pedal assist
• Suspension: Trama 82B sprung fork
• Brakes: Shimano ventilated disc brakes
• Top Speed: 28 mph
• Tires: 20 x 4-inch Kenda all-terrain tires
• Accessories: Headlight with LCD display

Price: $1,200 | nakto.com

Rad Expand 5 Plus

The RadExpand 5 boasts a value-oriented offering equipped with higher-end components compared to its predecessor, RadMini. Built on an aluminum frame, it features a convenient step-through design and is suitable for riders with inseams ranging from 26 inches to under 33 inches. The Expand 5 includes Classes 1 and 2, providing five pedal assist options along with a zero-assist function, achieving a maximum speed of 20 mph.

With a weight capacity of 315 pounds, the RadExpand 5 conveniently folds down to 29 x 25 x 41 inches, facilitating easy transport. This model features retractable pedals and a collapsible handlebar, improving the folding process.

The battery is constructed with a thermal-resistant Safe Shield for enhanced safety, and its water-resistant design allows for riding during rainy weather while splashing through puddles.

Enhancements include: folding mirrors, front racks, cargo baskets, and also a pet basket carrier for your furry friend.

Specifications:

• Motor: 750-watt rear hub
• Battery: 720-watt, 15-amp removable battery with 4-5 hours charging time
• Weight: 62 pounds
• Range: 20-45 miles
• Ride Modes: Class 1 and 2
• Suspension: Adjustable hydraulic front suspension
• Brakes: Gemma hydraulic disc brakes
• Top Speed: 20 mph
• Tires: 20 x 4-inch puncture-resistant tires

Price: $1,900 | radpowerbikes.com

Montague M-E1

The Montague M-E1 is more than just a folding bike; it's a full-size performance bike that can also serve as an all-terrain bike. Featuring a step-through design with adjustable saddle height, it caters well to riders between 5 feet 4 inches and 6 feet 4 inches. Though available in one size, its design accommodates a wide range of user heights.

Weighing just 54 pounds, it folds down swiftly to a compact 38 x 38 x 13 inches with a single quick-release mechanism. The folding process involves both handlebars and pedals, making it compact for storage.

Equipped with lights, fenders, and a rear cargo rack, this e-bike is ideal for evening rides. Use the Shimano E-Tube Project software to keep the drive system's firmware updated and adjust settings easily. With real-time ride data and navigation, E-Tube Ride software transforms your smartphone into a cycling computer.

Enhancements include: a rackstand, wheel stand, and carry case to facilitate transport.

Specifications:

• Motor: 250-watt Shimano mid-drive
• Battery: 418-watt-hour, 36-volt lithium battery, fully charged in 2-3 hours
• Weight: 54 pounds
• Range: 45 miles (reports suggest up to 90 miles)
• Ride Modes: Walk, Eco, Normal, and High
• Suspension: Front SR Suntour NEX Suspension
• Brakes: Hydraulic disk brakes
• Tires: 74mm, 700c Schwalbe Energizer plus

Price: $4,000 | montaguebikes.com

Gocycle G4i

The Gocycle G4i Matte Black e-bike features a sleek design, paired with an impressive array of advanced features. Constructed with a carbon fiber mid-frame and aluminum front, it incorporates Gocycle’s innovative magnesium Cleandrive for superior urban maneuverability.

Designed for comfort and visibility, Gocycle has integrated the G4drive motor within the single-sided carbon front fork, along with daytime running lights for improved safety. The G4i offers three gears with predictive electronic gear shifting and an automatic dowshift function for seamless user experience.

Folding the G4i for storage takes less than 30 seconds; the handlebars are also collapsible, allowing for efficient transportation.

Customization options include: attachments for front panniers, mud guards, and luggage racks to expand storage capacity.

Specifications:

• Motor: 250-watt front hub G4drive electric motor
• Battery: 36-volt, 10.4 amp-hour removable lithium battery with 3.5 hours charging time
• Weight: 38 pounds
• Range: 50-mile range
• Ride Modes: Eco, City, and On-demand
• Suspension: Rear suspension
• Brakes: Hydraulic brakes
• Top Speed: 20 mph
• Tires: 20 x 2.25-inch treaded tire with silica compound

Price: $5,000 | gocycle.com

Honorable Mentions

Due to the rapid increase in e-bike adoption, many options are now available, but we've selected a few as honorable mentions:

All-terrain

• Mountain2Sea All Terrain HT: All-rounder with fat tires – $1,600 | ride.m2sbikes.com

• Aventon Aventure 2: Lightweight, sturdy aluminum frame – $1,800 | aventon.com

• Lectric Xpeak Step-Thru: Durable contoured design – $2,126 | lectricebikes.com

• Magicycle Deer Step-Thru: Complete suspension for convenience – $2,500 | magicyclebike.com

• Super 73 Blackout SE: Stealth e-bike equipped for versatility – $4,300 | super73.com

Fat Tire/Off-road

• Himiway Zebra: Rugged with fat tires – $1,600 | himiwaybike.com

• Okai Ranger EB50: Adjustable suspension and ambient lights – $2,000 | okai.com

• Salsa BearGrease: Fat tire racing bike – $2,900 | salsacycles.com

• Biktrix Monte Capro: Powerful climbing capabilities – $6,000 | biktrix.com

• ZeroMotorcycles ZeroFX: Extreme adventure motorcycle – $12,500 | zeromotorcycles.com

• Wolff Apollo: Agile design for winding trails – $2,000 | wolffebikes.com

• Tern Peak T5: Pedal assist with disc brakes – $2,700 | magnumbikes.com

• Marin Alpine Trail Carbon 2: Lightweight carbon frame tracer – $4,500 | marinbikes.com

• Giant Bicycles Trance X Advanced E & E2: Equipped for treacherous trails – $7,000 | giant-bicycles.com

• Orbea Wild MTeam: Seamless support for extended rides – $9,500 | orbea.com

Folding Bikes

• JackRabbit OG: Lightweight with integrated lights – $1,000 | jackrabbit.bike

• Flyer Folding Cargo: Compact e-bike with rack – $1,700 | flyer.radioflyer.com

• Blix Vika+ Flex: Easy storage and quick – $1,900 | blixbike.com

• Hummingbird Electric Bike Gen 2.0: Urban riding on a carbon fiber frame – $4,500 | hummingbirdbike.com

• ADO Air 20 Folding eBike: Lightweight with a hydraulic brake – $1,400 | adoebike.com

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