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1100,– to 3600,–

Designed for urban environments, featuring upright seating, integrated lights, and practical accessories like racks and fenders.

Ideal for daily commutes, errands, and short city rides, offering comfort and convenience in busy streets.

Typical price i
1400,– to 3400,–

Equipped with wide tires, suspension systems, and powerful motors for off-road performance.

Best suited for trails, hills, and rough terrains, providing extra power for challenging outdoor adventures.

Typical price i
1300,– to 2200,–

Feature a comfortable geometry, long battery range, and mounting points for bags and gear.

Great for longer rides, multi-day trips, or mixed-surface journeys, combining efficiency and versatility.

Typical price i
2700,– to 4300,–

Built with lightweight frames, narrow tires, and drop handlebars to maximize speed and efficiency on paved roads.

Perfect for fast commuting, fitness riding, or road cycling enthusiasts seeking extra support on climbs.

Typical price i
990,– to 1800,–

Features a lightweight battery with a smaller energy reserve, typically supporting shorter rides up to 30 miles depending on usage.

Best for city commuters and those who take short trips, offering a lighter bike that is easier to carry or store.

Typical price i
1400,– to 2200,–

Provides a moderate battery size that generally covers 30 to 50 miles per charge under normal conditions.

A versatile choice for mixed city and recreational riding, balancing range with manageable weight and cost.

Typical price i
2400,– to 4100,–

Offers a high-capacity battery designed for extended rides, often exceeding 50 miles per charge or tackling hills and heavy loads.

Ideal for long-distance commuters, touring, or riders who want fewer charging stops and maximum flexibility.

Typical price i
2200,– to 2700,–

The motor is mounted at the center of the bike, near the pedals, providing balanced weight distribution.

Mid-engine bikes offer natural handling and efficient power transfer, making them ideal for hilly terrain and longer rides.

Typical price i
940,– to 1400,–

The motor is located in the rear wheel hub, delivering direct power to the back wheel.

Rear motor bikes provide a boost for quick acceleration and are well-suited for city commuting or flatter routes.

Typical price i
750,– to 1700,–

Lightweight models are easy to lift and maneuver, often made with compact frames and smaller batteries.

Best for commuters or those who need to carry the bike regularly, such as up stairs or onto trains.

Typical price i
1000,– to 1600,–

Balances manageable weight with a sturdier frame and larger battery capacity.

Suitable for most urban riders, offering a mix of portability and longer range for daily use.

Typical price i
1100,– to 2200,–

Heavier bikes are typically more robust, often featuring powerful motors and larger batteries.

Ideal for riders prioritizing performance, stability, or longer distances over portability, such as touring or cargo use.

Typical price i
1500,– to 2600,–

Uses fluid-filled lines to transmit force from the lever to the brake, offering smooth and powerful stopping.

Provides consistent performance with less hand effort, making it ideal for frequent or long rides and wet conditions.

Typical price i
1400,– to 3400,–

Employs a metal disc attached to the wheel with calipers that squeeze brake pads onto the disc to slow the bike.

Offers reliable stopping power in most weather and terrain, suitable for daily commuting and mixed-use riding.

Typical price i
1400,– to 1700,–

Uses a cable to actuate the brake pads onto the disc, providing straightforward and easy-to-maintain braking.

Generally more affordable and simpler to service than hydraulic systems, making them a good choice for casual riders or those who prefer DIY maintenance.