Electric Bikes
Pedal-equipped electric bikes from Heybike, Macfox and Freego — commuter, moped-style, fat tire and cargo.
Heybike Hybrid 750W Electric Bike
Heybike Venus 750W Electric Bike
Heybike Titan 48V/15Ah 750W Electric Bike
Heybike Ranger 3.0 Pro 750W Electric Bike
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Heybike ALPHA 500W Electric Bike
Heybike Saturn 52V/18.4Ah 1000W Electric Bike
Heybike Mars 3.0 750W Electric Bike
Heybike Ranger S 2.0 48V/14.4Ah 750W Electric Bike
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Every platform we carry parts for, and exactly what is verified against each frame. Check before you buy, not after.
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Heybike Mars 2.5 48V 750W Electric Bike
Heybike Cityscape 2.0 500W Electric Bike
Macfox X7 Fat Tire 48V/13Ah 500W Electric Bike
Macfox X2 Pro 48V/20Ah 750W Electric Mountain Bike
Macfox X1S Commuter 48V/10.4Ah 500W Electric Bike
Macfox X1S x Bs.zay Limited Edition 48V/10.4Ah 500W Electric Bike
Macfox M16 Youth 48V/10.4Ah 500W Electric Bike
Freego City Flow A1 Commuter 48V/15Ah 500W Electric Bike
Freego Flash F3 Pro Max Dual-Motor 48V/55Ah 750W Electric Bike
Freego Shotgun Lite F0 48V/12.5Ah 500W Electric Bike
Freego Shotgun Prime F2 Pro 48V/22.5Ah 750W Electric Cargo Bike
Freego X1 SE Class 2 All-Terrain 60V/25Ah 750W Electric Bike
Riding'times GT33 Cargo Electric Bike
Commuter, moped-style, or the two outliers
Almost everything on this page is a Class 2 electric bike: pedals, pedal assist and a throttle capped at 20 mph. What separates them is the frame that class is wrapped around, and what you plan to do on it.
Distance and storage
$899 to $1,999 · 20 to 28 mphUpright riding position, fat or all-terrain tires, and folding or step-through frames on most of them. Motors are 500 to 750 W nominal with 1,000 to 1,400 W peaks, and the Heybike Titan and Saturn take a second battery for up to 80 and 100 miles. The Freego City Flow A1 is the odd one: a 27.5 inch Shimano 8-speed at 28 mph with no class rating published.
- Motor 500 TO 750W NOMINAL
- Peak 1,000 TO 1,400W
- Tires 20 TO 27.5 IN
- Range UP TO 100 MI ON DUAL PACK
In this tier: Heybike Mars 3.0, Heybike ALPHA, Freego City Flow A1
Shop HeybikeLooks like a moto
$1,099 to $2,199 · 20 mph on throttleA long low frame, a saddle rather than a perch, and pedals fitted mostly to keep the bike in a class. Macfox runs 500 W peaking at 750 W across its range on 20 x 4 to 20 x 5 inch tires, with the X2 Pro the only one on suspension at both ends and the only one publishing a torque figure at 65 N·m. The M16 is the youth-sized one, on 16 x 4 inch wheels from a 3'11" rider.
- Motor 500 TO 750W NOMINAL
- Battery 500 TO 1,080WH
- Tires 16 TO 20 IN FAT
- Frame MOPED-STYLE
In this tier: Macfox X1S, Macfox X2 Pro, Freego Shotgun Prime F2 Pro
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$1,599 to $1,679 · dual motor and moto wheelsThe Freego Flash F3 Pro Max runs two 750 W motors on a 2,640 Wh dual pack for 60 to 103 miles — the longest range on this page, and 1,500 W of nominal motor, which is above the federal ceiling whatever the listing says. The Freego X1 SE goes the other way: a dirt-bike chassis on 17 inch moto wheels, held to 750 W nominal so it stays inside Class 2.
- Motor 750 TO 1,500W NOMINAL
- Battery 1,620 TO 2,640WH
- Range UP TO 103 MI
- Wheels 17 IN MOTO ON THE X1 SE
In this tier: Freego Flash F3 Pro Max, Freego X1 SE
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Macfox and Freego frames each carry a platform code with their own parts collection — racks, fenders, tires, brake sets and batteries confirmed for that frame. The Heybike commuters do not have one yet, so parts for those are sourced case by case; ask before you buy and we will tell you what fits.
Find parts for my bikeFour numbers that decide how it rides
Every bike here has a motor within a few hundred watts of every other one. These are the numbers that actually separate them.
Watts
Nominal is what the motor sustains; peak is a burst. A class is measured on nominal, which is why a 750 W bike peaking at 1,400 W is still Class 2. Almost every bike on this page is 500 or 750 W nominal, so watts will not tell you much — the next three numbers will.
Range
Multiply amp hours by volts. A 48V 15Ah pack is 720 Wh; the dual-pack Flash is 2,640. On a commuter at 20 mph, budget roughly 15 to 20 Wh per mile with pedal assist and considerably more on throttle alone. Published ranges assume you are pedaling.
Comfort and cost
16 x 4 up to 27.5 inches on this page. Fat tires float on sand and snow and hide bad pavement; they also add rolling resistance and take range off the same battery. Narrow, larger-diameter wheels roll faster and ride harder.
Living with it
Step-through, folding, moped-style or a conventional diamond. Folding decides whether it fits in a trunk, step-through decides whether you can get on it in work clothes, and moped-style decides whether you ride seated with your feet on pegs or on the pedals.
Electric Bikes questions, answered
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What is the difference between a moped-style e-bike and a commuter?
Which has the longest range?
Can I get a bike small enough for a teenager?
How do these ship, and how much assembly is there?
Class 2 is the floor, not the difference.
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