Electric bikes Reviewed

When most direct-to-consumer e-bike manufacturers claim to have made an eMTB, the offerings often fall short of the necessities required for genuine off-road riding.

If Tesla were to venture into the scooter market, they might produce something akin to the Pure Flex.

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.

The Scott Lumen eRIDE 910 truly stands out in the crowded market from its sleek design to its powerful performance.

The Cannondale Tesoro Neo Carbon Electric Bike is a sleek marvel that promises to revolutionise the way we experience city cycling. 

Wilier has introduced the Filante SLR Hybrid, an electric road bike combining the performance of its predecessor with the advantage of an electric motor

Engwe M20 with its distinctive design it’s a compelling blend of small 20-inch wheels, bulky 4-inch tyres on a one-size-fits-all frame.

The Cube Nuride Hybrid EXC 625 Allroad is specifically designed for the urban environment with a comfortable sit-up frame and pothole-proof tyres

The Specialized Turbo Levo Expert electric mountain bike, with its impressive features and exceptional performance, is truly a game-changer in the world of electric mountain biking.

The Orbea Wild M-Team is specifically designed for the enduro market, and Orbea has gone above and beyond to create a machine that offers outstanding performance and versatility