Class 3 Electric Bikes


A Class 3 Ebike is an electric-assisted bicycle that is capable of reaching 28 MPH when pedalling. Currently, some of these bikes may or may not have throttles that will stop assisting the rider at 20 MPH. The addition of throttles, or the use of them on Class 3 Ebikes is currently a topic of debate, and we will update this description when there are clearer guidelines.

1,999
2024
750W
705Wh


The Velotric Discover 2 impresses as a powerful, feature-packed commuter e-bike, building on its predecessor with upgraded motor, advanced suspension, and improved display. It offers a sleek design, customizable features, and standout waterproofing, but its heavier weight and unique handlebar design may not suit all riders. Overall, it’s a durable, versatile option for daily use and fun rides.
999
2024
750W
608Wh


The Velotric Fold 1 surprises with its compact foldability, robust 28 mph performance, and exceptional battery and water resistance—all for $999. Praised for thoughtful features like metal fenders, a low step-thru, and well-managed cables, it has a few downsides like plastic pedals and a less powerful controller, but offers strong value in the budget e-bike market.
1,299
2024
750W
672Wh


The Lectric XPress stands out as an affordable, feature-packed e-bike with impressive torque sensing, hydraulic brakes, and great accessories included. It's ideal for city and campus riders seeking value and reliable US-based customer service. While the front light and suspension may disappoint some, Lectric's industry-leading support and competitive pricing make it a compelling choice.
0
2023
W
750Wh


The Gazelle Eclipse is a premium Class 3 e-bike that blends Dutch design with sporty performance, boasting a Bosch motor, advanced tech, and ergonomic comfort. Ideal for commuters seeking style and luxury, it's a pleasure to ride but comes with a high price tag and prioritizes comfort over speed. Perfect for those who value quality and innovation.
1,999
2024
1000W
940.8Wh


The Mokwheel Obsidian stands out as the first fat tire, full suspension e-bike designed for solar power. With a quality build, smooth suspension, ergonomic ride, and an easy-to-read display, it excels on varied terrain. Downsides include a heavy solar setup, dim front light, and small display. Overall, it’s a compelling, solar-ready choice for adventurous riders.

0
2024
W
Wh


The Heybike Mars 2.0 brings significant upgrades, transitioning to a class 3 e-bike with robust 20" x 4" fat tires, enhanced portability, a comfy suspension seatpost, and smart Bluetooth app connectivity. While it impresses in performance and style, minor drawbacks like basic components and limited app features prevent it from being flawless, but overall, it’s a compelling, innovative ride.
0
2023
750W
960Wh


The Ride1Up Rift stands out as a budget-friendly, high-quality fat tire ebike packed with features, including a powerful 750W motor, 120mm suspension, color display, and a passenger kit. While heavy with minor drawbacks like delayed pedal assist and dim lights, its versatility, strong build, and value make it a top contender for adventurous riders.
1,999
2023
750W
720Wh


The Aventon Aventure.2 fat tire ebike delivers notable upgrades, including a torque sensor for a smoother, more natural ride, integrated lighting with turn signals, and Tektro hydraulic brakes. Backed by US-based support and eco-friendly packaging, it offers tech-savvy features like a Bluetooth app and vibrant display, making it an excellent choice for all-season riders seeking performance and innovation.
2,400
2023
250W
504Wh


The Ride1Up Prodigy XC stands out as a high-value ebike with its powerful, whisper-quiet German Brose mid-drive motor and premium components, usually unheard of at under $2500. While lacking a throttle and some conveniences like fenders and cable management, its smooth ride and impressive quality make it a favorite for both traditional cyclists and ebike enthusiasts.
1,599
2022
750W
960Wh


The G-FORCE ZM is a stylish, budget-friendly fat tire eBike that turns heads with its alloy rims, hexagonal frame, and long saddle reminiscent of the SUPER73-RX. Offering a powerful ride and great features for the price, it’s not without flaws—strong pedal assist levels and stiff suspension—but stands out as a unique and affordable alternative.
1,799
2022
500W
998.4Wh


The Lectric XPremium stands out as a feature-rich, budget-friendly mid-drive ebike, boasting dual batteries, a torque sensor, hydraulic brakes, and a foldable step-through frame—all for only $1799 preorder. While heavy and with some cable management flaws, it delivers premium performance and range for those seeking a natural, powerful ride without breaking the bank.
1,699
2022
500W
614.4Wh


The 2022 Aventon Pace 500 brings welcome upgrades to Aventon’s best-selling ebike, including a sleek integrated battery, color display with app connectivity, stylish paint, premium Tektro hydraulic brakes, and improved cable management. While it lacks suspension, pedal assist memory, and fenders, it shines as an eye-catching, tech-forward commuter for pavement and packed trails.