It’s kind of everything in one, actually.īetween the fat tires for ride comfort, the long integrated rack for cargo and the folding frame for convenience, this is actually a pretty nice ride. Is it a folding e-bike? A cruiser? A fat tire bike? A utility bike? RideScoozy VeeGo 400W folding cruiser e-bike ( $1,149) Viathon carbon road and mountain bike 40% closeout, starting at $1,378 by 9to5Toys May 25, 2020 If you’re sticking to the city though, that’s likely enough to take you everywhere you need to go. The downside is that the battery is a bit smaller than average, just 384 Wh. SAMEBIKE folding electric city bike ( $789)īack to folding bikes! SAMEBIKE’s folding e-bike has proven quite popular lately – so popular in fact that Amazon only has four left in stock at the time of publishing.įor $789, you’re getting a 48V and 350W folding e-bike with lights, fenders and a rack.
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It’s hard to find a decent full suspension electric mountain bike with good brakes and a not-horrendous frame design for less than this. It’s a bit pricer at $1,299, but you not only get rear suspension, but you also get upgraded hydraulic disc brakes and a higher top speed of 28 mph. While we’re on the subject of Eahora bikes, they’ve also got a decent full suspension offering. Eahora AM100 full suspension electric mountain bike You’ve also got four colors to choose from, which is pretty rare for Amazon e-bikes.įor $999, this seems like a great full-size electric bike for under a thousand bucks. The bike also has built-in lighting, a suspension fork and a semi-integrated battery, helping the bike look more traditional and less like a big box store e-bike. It tops out at 25 mph and they claim a range of 55 miles, but I’d take that range rating with a grain of salt, unless you’re planning on doing some serious pedaling work yourself.
With a 48V battery rated for 500 Wh, this e-bike has more power and will ride for longer distances than the previous two.
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But the bike is so simple to use and easy to maintain that it’s a fair trade off for an inexpensive ( just $529!) last-mile e-bike.Įahora XC100 Plus electric mountain bike ($999) You won’t go very fast – just 15 mph or so.
There’s absolutely nothing fancy about it, but it makes a great little e-bike for stuffing in the trunk or carrying on the subway. We reviewed the previous version of this bike (before it got its “Plus” upgrade), and came away quite impressed. But for the price of $649, it’s better than I expected. The bike comes with both a rear rack and a front basket, plus lights and fenders, making this a surprisingly well outfitted e-bike for city riding.
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To make up for it though, at least they give you a free helmet and cheap-o e-bike lock! The bike can hit nearly 20 mph and has a rated range of around 25 miles, but expect to fall a bit short there. We reviewed the Nakto 26″ city e-bike recently (they call it a cargo e-bike and used to widely market it as the “Nakto Camel”). So many of the awesome e-bikes we’ve reviewed and promoted after positive riding experiences are suddenly nowhere to be found on Amazon.īut if you’re still in the market for a budget-level e-bike shipped right to your door from the retail giant, here are some of the best options that remain. The Super73-Z1 mini-bike style electric bike? That’s gone too. Same thing for the Rattan city “mountain” e-bike. Remember that cool two-seater Fiido L2 e-bike we recently reviewed? It’s gone. Some of our favorite Amazon e-bikes are MIA at the moment.
Whether for an affordable transportation alternative that gets commuters out of packed buses, or just for fun to ride around after spending weeks under lockdown, e-bike companies across the US are looking at empty warehouse shelves and frantically restocking as customers buy out the majority of their inventory.Īnd Amazon is no different many popular e-bikes are conspicuously missing on the retail giant – but not all. It was an unexpected but ultimately positive outcome of the COVID19 pandemic: people everywhere are buying up e-bikes en masse.
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