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Prime Day may be over, but a lot of electric bike deals are still hanging around, ready for you to grab.
Joseph Kaminski Senior Associate Technology Editor / Reviews
When not juggling the dual demands of parenthood and playing basketball, Joseph is a life-long Manhattanite who can be found testing the latest tech in the CNET Labs and developing new benchmarks and testing methodologies.
Since I’ve started using micro-mobility products, I’ve found I’ve been able to stop buying the New York City MetroCard, which has saved me a lot of money and given me newfound freedom to come and go as I please.
It’s been a personal mission to get everyone to at least try an e-bike or electric scooter, and though Prime Day may be over, many of the deals are still here to help you make the leap.
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The Heybike Brawn is an impressively large fat-tire e-bike with an equally impressive front light. Seriously, it’s as bright as a motorcycle headlight!
It’s an effective mode of transportation on just about any terrain, and I’ve gotten miles of usage out of it, even just using the throttle.
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Have you ever wanted to feel like you’re riding a World War II motorbike without polluting the world with gasoline? Look no further than the outrageously fun Engwe M20. The two giant batteries look like gas tanks and offer a whopping 96 miles of range. In real life, that equates to about 70 miles, but it’s still a lot.
My favorite thing, though, is the USB-A output on the battery. That means you can charge your phone while you rest your legs. It’s a great idea. You can even get the single-battery version for $300 cheaper, but it doesn’t look as good.
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Rad Power Bikes seems to have an uncanny knack of addressing users’ needs, and there’s never been a more affordable and configurable e-bike than the RadRunner 2. This vehicle can be set up for a passenger or cargo and supports a payload of 300 pounds. It’s also one of the few products that you can test-ride beforehand by visiting one of Rad Power Bike’s storefronts. The bike has pedal assist and a throttle powered by a 750-watt motor. It can hit a speed of 20 mph. We have yet to test the RadRunner 2, though have ridden the number 3.
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Here’s a bike for those looking to go the distance. The HyperScrambler 2 sports two 52-volt batteries that can be used together, providing a steady stream of power even at low levels. Or they can be used independently, giving riders one battery to go and one to get home. The HyperScrambler 2 can both pedal assist and throttle to just under 30 mph.
The bike comes with signal lights, mirrors and, my favorite, a halo headlight. The front and rear suspension makes taking bumps a breeze, along with the mag rims that won’t untrue if you hit potholes.
Other e-bike deals
- Heybike Mars: $900 (save $300)
- Go Trax Electric balance bike: $314 (save $36)
- Heybike Sola commuter bike: $900 (save $400)
Electric bike FAQ
How fast can an electric bike go?
When it comes to top speeds, it helps to go over e-bike classifications. There are three classes.
- Class 1: An e-bike with a motor which gives assistance while the rider is pedaling, but no throttle, and it has a max speed of 20 mph.
- Class 2: This type offers the same pedal-assisted top speed as class 1, but also has a throttle enabling the rider to get around without pedaling.
- Class 3: It has a top assist speed of 28 mph, and can be either pedal-assist only or pedal-assist along with throttle-assistance.
These classes are limited to 1 horsepower (750 watts). That said, some e-bikes can hit 50 or even 60 mph. But they are more like motorcycles with pedals. They are not optimized as traditional bicycles for pedaling from point A to B and do not legally fit into the class 1-3 category. Typically only class 1 and 2 e-bikes are allowed where traditional bicycles are.
Do I need a permit or license to operate an e-bike?
The short answer is no; however, riders must meet their state’s minimum age limit (which can vary). In New York, that’s 16.
Should I buy an electric bike or an electric scooter?
It’s frankly pretty fun to have one of each. But if you need a reason to pick one over the other, an e-bike can also be used as a traditional bike, so riders benefit from getting a workout along with the fact you can travel further, even on a dead battery. In addition, most people I talk to feel better on bicycles because they’ve had more experience riding them.
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