All Electric Bike Reviews

The Vtuvia SF-20H is a fat tire folding electric bike with a wickedly torquey motor, a high payload capacity and a super low standover height. If the SF-20H sounds familiar, it’s probably because it’s the upgraded version of Vtuvia’s existing SF-20 folder.

When it comes to luxury and ease of use, the Evelo Omega electric bike is hard to beat. This step-through cruiser is comfortable, powerful, approachable, quiet as the crypt, and just all around groovy. The Omega is rocking a belt drive paired with a fully automatic continuously variable transmission, and man is this e-bike fun to ride. What an experience.

The Evelo Atlas is a long-range commuter with enough power and torque to destroy even the gnarliest of hills, and with the near-silent mid-drive motor, front suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, and comfortable riding posture, nothing is off limits.

Up on today’s menu we’ve got the Aventon Level 2 electric bike. This is yet another remarkable ride from Aventon and is offered at an equally remarkable starting price of $1,799 USD.The Level 2 is a highly polished e-bike, both figuratively and literally — the paint job on this ride is beautiful, and the components are expertly chosen. Aventon really swung for the fences here with the Level 2.We’re looking at a torque sensor, hydraulic disc brakes, a very nice integrated lighting system, suspension, a rear rack and more.

The IMREN is a versatile city electric bike with enough grit to take a detour off the pavement and onto the trails. With a rear rack, front suspension, fat tires and an upright riding position, the IMREN can fulfill a variety of roles, like commuting to work, delivering pizzas, or finally taking that adventure you’ve been thinking about.The IMREN has a starting price of $1,899 USD, but with the $200 discount code available on the company’s website, the price drops to $1,699 USD. IMREN also offers free shipping, which helps save another couple hundred bucks, and a 1-year comprehensive warranty.

The Eunorau UHVO electric bike is an affordable full suspension trail rider with tons of upgrade paths and a few different color options as well. We’ve got black, grey and red.The UHVO has a starting price of $1,349 USD for the 350 watt version, and $1,649 USD for the 750 watt version. Both versions of the UHVO have the option for a battery upgrade, which costs an extra $400 and $600, respectively.You can also snag the rack and fenders kit for $120, and an upgraded 2 year extended warranty for $200.So, all in all, if you got the fully upgraded 750 watt model with all the bells and whistles, we’re looking at a total of $2,569. That’s a big jump from the entry-level price, but I love that Eunorau is giving us the ability to customize the UHVO.So, let’s take a look at the specs on this well-priced pedelec.

The Vanpowers’ Manidae is an unusually powerful fat tire electric bike with a component layout that’s just begging for off-road use. This e-bike has frame bosses all over the place, making this an ideal ride for anyone wanting to upgrade with a rear rack, trailer, and other accessories. If you’re seeking an adventure off the beaten path, this might be the ride for you.

It’s hard to create the perfect electric trike, but Evelo has come awfully close with the Compass. This three-wheeled green machine is expertly designed, with all the right components in all the right places, and represents the pinnacle of safety and stability for electrified three-wheelers.And the starting price accurately reflects this.We’re looking at an MSRP of $4,699 USD. And at the time of this review, Evelo is offering a $250 discount, which brings the price down to $4,449 USD. That’s still a lot of cheddar, but every bit of savings helps.

The Evelo Aurora Sport is a remarkably nimble step-through that offers a comfortable, upright riding posture and a high-quality build at an unusually affordable price of $1,999 USD. And this is actually a pretty big deal because up until recently, the starting price for the Aurora was actually $2,499 USD.

This is the Aventon Sinch folding e-bike, and it lives up its name because it is indeed a cinch to both fold and ride. But more than that, this folder is built tough. It’s got a chonky frame with a beefy folding mechanism, front suspension and fat tires. The Sinch is a great road warrior, but it’s also trail ready for those seeking adventure.

The Eunorau Specter-ST is an absolute monster of an electric mountain bike. We’re talking air suspension in the front, air suspension in the back, g-force inducing hydraulic disc brakes, a Sram NX 11 speed derailleur, and of course let’s not forget about the trail destroying 1,000 watt Bafang mid-drive motor. Like I said, the Specter-ST is a monster.

The Bintelli E2 is a stealthy electric bike that’s ready for adventure. It’s light, nimble and perfect for street and trail riding alike. And with a starting price of $1,699 USD, it’s relatively easy on the wallet too, as far as e-bikes go anyways.Bintelli does offer free shipping to the contiguous United States, which helps save a couple hundred bucks right there, and these guys also have a remarkably generous 2 year warranty.The E2 comes in one frame size, 26 inches, and three different colors — white, black and blue, which is the color we’re reviewing today.