Electric bikes Reviewed

Specialized’s Turbo Levo SL II Comp Alloy is the brand’s latest bid for an affordable lightweight eMTB, boasting adjustable geometry and lively FSR suspension.

The Volt Burlington, priced at £2,199, is one of the best Dutch-style e-bikes for urban riders, offering a blend of style, practicality, and comfort.

Pivot has updated its Shuttle LT electric mountain bike, equipping it with a Bosch Performance Line CX Race Limited Edition motor, replacing the previous Shimano EP8 unit.

Orbea’s 2025 Wild M-LTD is the pinnacle of their new full-power eMTB range, featuring a refined design that enhances both performance and comfort.

Discover why the Lectric XP 3.0 is one of the best value folding e-bikes available for under £1000.

Discover the YT Decoy SN Core 4, the latest in enduro eMTBs. Priced at £8,499, this bike features a Fazua Ride 60 motor, advanced suspension, and a lightweight carbon frame.

The Estarli e20 is an ideal entry-level folding electric bike boasting impressive power, a range of gears, and larger tyres for enhanced handling and comfort

Tenways, a Netherlands-based company, entered the market in 2021, focusing on making daily commuting effortless, speedy, eco-friendly, and fun.

The Lectric ONE is not just a fantastic e-bike; it represents a remarkable value proposition. For a bike that retails for around £2000, it offers features and performance that are usually found on models costing significantly more.

When I hop onto an all-terrain e-bike, I usually know what to expect: a comfortable ride on undulating terrain and decent handling on non-technical trails.