Know exactly how to choose an electric bike with our guide to the features that matter, according to e-bike experts.
Our evaluations and opinions are not influenced by our advertising relationships, but we may earn a commission from our partners’ links. This content is created independently from TIME’s editorial staff.Electric bikes are a game-changer for cyclists, giving you more power for less pedal over a range of classes and types. Knowing which are the best electric bikes to choose from can be a tricky business, though, so we’ve enlisted a panel of e-bike experts to walk us through all the ins and outs.
“For Class 2 ebikes, on top of the pedaling assistance, you have the option to use a throttle on the handlebars,” concludes Renson. “This allows you to accelerate and maintain a constant speed without pedaling.”“E-bikes require some additional maintenance compared to traditional bicycles due to the presence of electrical components like motors and batteries,” says Renson.
As you can see from all of the above, there’s a lot to consider when choosing an e-bike, including what you need it for, which class is right for you, whether you’re able to keep up with the required maintenance, and of course, whether the price is right for you. E-Bikes are definitely an investment, costing anywhere from around $1,000 for an entry-level model to over $6,000 for higher-end e-bikes, so you need to be certain you’re making the right choice.
“The best electric bike wattage depends on the rider's needs,” says Renson. “Wattage typically refers to the power output of the motor.” Since e-bike motors can have a wide range of wattage, Renson explains the most common categories below:
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