
Too many electric bikes? Here’s how to find the right one
Here are five key factors to help you choose the electric bike that fits your needs.
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E-bike type refers to the specific design and intended use of an electric bike, directly affecting comfort, riding experience, and suitability for different environments. Choosing the right type is important for matching your daily needs, whether commuting, off-road exploring, long-distance travel, carrying loads, or sporty riding.
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E-Citybike
Typical price
1900.– to 4600.–Built for city riding with a comfortable upright position, integrated lights, and often fenders and racks.
Ideal for commuting, errands, and short urban trips, offering easy handling and convenience in traffic.
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Electric mountain bike
Typical price
1900.– to 4900.–Features robust frames, suspension, and wide tires for tackling off-road trails and rough terrain.
Best for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure, providing extra support on climbs and challenging surfaces.
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E-trekking bikes
Typical price
2900.– to 5200.–Designed for longer rides with comfortable geometry, multiple gears, and capacity for luggage.
Great for touring and commuting over varying distances, offering versatility for both city and countryside.
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Adore E-Trekkingbike 28" Alu Trekking E-Bike ATR-180 Heckmotor 50NM / 15Ah Glacier White
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Cargo bike
Typical price
4900.– to 6900.–Equipped with large storage areas or platforms for transporting goods, groceries, or children.
Suited for families or businesses needing to carry heavy or bulky loads, reducing reliance on cars for local transport.
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Electric racing bike
Typical price
2300.– to 4300.–Lightweight frame and drop handlebars focus on speed and aerodynamics, with minimal accessories.
Perfect for road cyclists who want to cover longer distances faster, especially helpful on hills or maintaining pace in group rides.
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Power capacity refers to the amount of energy an electric bike's battery can store, measured in watt-hours (Wh). This factor directly affects how far you can ride on a single charge, making it essential to choose the right capacity based on your daily commuting needs or adventure plans.
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Up to 500 Wh
Typical price
1700.– to 4300.–Features a lightweight battery with a smaller energy reserve, typically supporting shorter trips or lighter use.
Best for city commutes, quick errands, or riders who have access to frequent charging, offering a more manageable and portable setup.
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501 - 700 Wh
Typical price
1800.– to 4300.–Provides a mid-range battery capacity suitable for moderate distances and mixed terrains.
Ideal for daily commuters or recreational riders who want flexibility for longer rides without significant weight increase.
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701 - 1000 Wh
Typical price
2700.– to 5800.–Offers a high-capacity battery that supports extended range and more demanding routes.
Recommended for long-distance riders, hilly areas, or those who prefer fewer charging stops on adventures.
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Motor position refers to where the electric motor is placed on the bike, which influences how the bike handles and performs. Choosing the right motor position is important for comfort, stability, and the type of riding you plan to do, such as commuting, off-road, or city cycling.
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Mid-engine
Typical price
2600.– to 5200.–The motor is located at the bike's crankset, providing balanced weight distribution and a natural riding feel.
Best for hilly terrain and longer rides, as it offers strong climbing ability, better stability, and efficient power transfer.
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Rear
Typical price
1300.– to 2100.–The motor is placed in the rear wheel hub, delivering direct power to the back wheel and a push sensation when accelerating.
Ideal for city and flat terrain riding, offering a smooth and quiet ride with easy maintenance and a lower price point.
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The braking system determines how quickly and reliably an electric bike can stop, especially in different weather or road conditions. Choosing the right braking system is essential for rider safety and confidence, particularly on busy streets or steep hills.
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Disc brake
Typical price
2600.– to 5200.–Disc brakes use a metal rotor attached to the wheel and calipers to provide consistent stopping power.
They perform well in wet or muddy conditions and are suitable for urban commuting and off-road use.
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Hydraulic
Typical price
1900.– to 3600.–Hydraulic brakes use fluid to transfer force, offering smooth and powerful braking with minimal effort.
They require less maintenance and provide better modulation, making them a top choice for frequent riders or hilly terrain.
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Rim brake
Typical price
1800.– to 4900.–Rim brakes apply friction directly to the wheel rim using brake pads.
They are lightweight, economical, and easy to maintain, making them a good fit for casual riders or flat urban areas.
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The weight of an electric bike affects how easy it is to handle, carry, and maneuver, both on and off the road. Choosing the right weight is important for comfort during rides, transport, and storage, especially if you need to lift the bike or use public transport.
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Up to 23 kg
Typical price
1700.– to 3900.–Lighter models, often designed for city commuting or folding bikes, typically weigh up to 23 kg.
Easy to lift, carry up stairs, or load onto vehicles, making them ideal for urban users or those with limited storage space.
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24 - 28 kg
Typical price
1800.– to 3900.–Medium-weight bikes balance sturdiness and portability, suitable for a range of uses.
Offer a good mix of stability and ease of handling, fitting most daily needs without being too heavy to move when necessary.
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29 - 40 kg
Typical price
4100.– to 6200.–Heavier electric bikes, often with larger batteries or additional features, fall within this range.
Provide enhanced power and range but are less convenient to carry, making them best for riders who prioritize performance over portability.
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