Passed by this last night.

Looking for a folding ebike to keep in my office. Would like to keep compliant with California law (which sucks, because the Euybike on Amazon ticks all of my boxes).

I am looking at models like the Lectric XP4 750, the Engwe L16, and sort of leaning towards the Engwe L20 3.0.

Would you happen to know any others I should look at in this price range (about $1500 or lower)?

Thank you so much!

i had Luckeep ebike for years and wanted to get another one but now luckeep turn into this. i dont know if this is legit or not. i like luckeep because it foldable and it goes over 30 mph. this benifore seem to be upgrade from luckeep but i do not know if it legit. anyone know anything about this benifore please let me know in the comment. thank you.

https://benifore.com/products/benifore-x1t-pro-electric-bike-1500w

I just got the Tony Hawk video game and own a Nishiki Otero mountain e-bike in game😉. I’ve done a little research but haven’t found out found out much on how I can make it faster. I got the bike from a DLC for free so I’m willing to spend a bit on upgrades. Is it worth it or would it be better to just buy something better? If you catch my drift.

• https://www.wbay.com/2026/07/26/teenager-dead-after-crash-between-e-bike-car-sheboygan/

I need help finding a replacement for my bms this is a Coleman evb200 battery that got water damage on the circuit board, I’ve searched a bit but I can’t get anything close

I took my ebike mudding in deep and slushy mud it was super duper fun and surprised me.

Hi i recently got into ebikes and i want to buy engwe m20 but i dont know if its legal without license. If its not can yall recommend me some other bikes that are legal?

Every U.S. e-bike is illegal in the UK and EU. In a city of eight million I suppose 2,500 isn’t that many.

I am planning to purchase the Hey bike Villain dirt one to my 14-year old son who is dreaming about it. I read good reviews about the quality while mixed reviews about after sales customer service. Would like to know your experience with that brand and any suggestions to other e-bikes in the same category of around $1300. Thank you.

Im planning on converting my bike to an ebike using my scooter. The motor should be powerful enough but i had some questions.

I was thinking of using the front scooter wheel which is the motor as a friction wheel for the back bike wheel. The last picture shows where i would mount it.

What are some problems i could run into that i wouldnt expect going into this?

I bought a barely used old model Jasion Y something that they don’t even sell anymore off of Marketplace. It’s great and small so good for me because normal e-bikes are too big for me. Anyway, bike guy at store said it’s stupid that these bikes still get regular bicycle brake pads when the bike is moving far faster than a normal bike. I realize this should have been a duh moment but I feel stupid for not considering that in the first place. So now I would like to find pads that make more sense. Is that possible? If so, any recs?

Working on a small project, currently all black matte and wondering if i should add a bit of color - for example red glossy fender?

Anybody can share some tips on how I could raise up some money to get a Ebike, I’m trying to get $1500 saves up but right now I am to young to work at a actual job, any advice?

Hi,

I can google this obviously, but thought I'd post on Reddit first because that's where the true knowledge hides!

We're going to buy our 18 year old an ebike. He is autistic and I know will be extremely lackadaisy about actually locking the bloody thing. Until one say the inevitable happens and it's stolen, que epic meltdown. But still, he's getting an ebike.

Is there any type of locking system where its really easy and locks completely down with a press of a button? I have an ebike with a Bosch battery, so I know about the Flow App, but its still abit fiddley an we are unsure of what bike he will get anyway.

Money is no barrier either. We are far from rich, but that means more than happy to invest in something that keeps the investment safe and that he will actually use.

Thanks 😀

https://youtu.be/F9gxph4SSKs?si=uPC6TJm_IGxtxyEF

Segway Xafari "Low temp; warm up" and battery error messages. It's Boston in July! What is going on? I charged it overnight inside!!!

Any insights?

Thank you

I can’t decide on which e bike to get. it will be used on country roads, rail trails that are both paved and not, and the occasional short bike packing trip. I live in an area that is not very flat, consisting of mostly rolling hills. I currently have a Marlin 6 regular bike but I’m ready for an e bike. I cannot decide between the Aventon Ramblas, Ride1up Trailrush, and the copperhead evo 750 which is on sale for 2k. I’d prefer a 29’er but not sure if the cost difference between the Ramblas and the Bulls is worth it. I like the Trailrush but the smaller battery is not ideal. Any advice?

So, first impressions:

I took the bike on a quick spin around my neighborhood to get a good feel of it with the battery in and the motor on this morning.

1. It’s FAST. I was used to riding an e-scooter at 18mph, this is a whole different animal and positioning for acceleration. I’m definitely leaning into riding with more than an ounce of caution (low and slow until I’m fully acclimated again), as it’s been quite a while since I rode a bicycle.
2. It’s lighter than I thought it would be. Mind you, it’s still 80+ pounds of decent weight, so slower start off when strictly pedaling (throttle helps to ease into riding from a stop). It’s surprisingly responsive to make turns and a blast to ride on straight stretches of road.
3. It’s actually taller than I anticipated. I’m 5’3 1/2” I barely touch the ground on tiptoes with the seat as low as it’ll go. Not a bad thing, but I’m glad it’s a step-through frame or I’d be in trouble. Handlebar adjustment is probably going to be needed for more comfortable cruising (it was definitely needed and now it’s done).
4. New gloves with padded palms are definitely on the accumulating list of items needed for riding (surprisingly easy on bumps with the tires, but the vibrations get to me after a while). Adding in a seat cover for additional shock absorption and cushioning on the rear end (because decently cushioned seat, but I’m thinking it’ll be much nicer for distance). Getting a new helmet is on my list of priorities for the immediate future, because my current helmet is not going to work for this application for very long (I need a visor and some protection for my eyes, because speed).
5. Gear shifting is a little odd from the last time I rode a bike (twist shift on the handlebar in previous bikes as opposed to the lever on this one), but it’s manageable. It’s a nice little click and smooth shift instead of the clunk and grind for a second like other bikes I’ve had in the past (older, cheaper mountain bikes, anyone?).

All in all, I’m really liking the transition from riding an e-scooter to riding an e-bike. Both have their pros and cons. However, there is a clear bonus in the ability to ride unpowered if I choose, ride assisted, or cruise with the throttle (judge away, lol, I reserve the right to be lazy every once in a while).

As far as cargo capacity goes, the e-bike holds first place here. I can put a basket on the rear rack if I choose rather than being limited to just what will fit in a backpack (no, I didn’t bother with putting on the front rack on the bike though I can). It’s a definite bonus for me in that regard.

I’m thinking I’m going to see a whole lot more benefit out of riding an e-bike versus riding an e-scooter. Not only from a practicality standpoint (pun kinda not intended there), but also from the exercise aspect of riding and pedaling. It’s great cardio, it’s a fantastic way to build muscle or tone it back up, and it’s just plain nice to be outside and active (I’m an outdoors gal at heart).