Best Folding Electric Bikes 2025 | Top 8 Folding Bikes, Each Tested & Reviewed

[@lindaaaron9653]

I would have liked to see how every bike looks folded up and the weights of every bike.

[@MzNae-sg5tz]

ditto

[@ProfessorQuality]

Yes, the two most important parts of folding ebikes!

[@BlakJak206]

My favorite part of this folding bike video is where you folded all the bikes.

[@35thvert1]

Lots of nice folders with great features. However, you missed one of the most important features that we, as the consumer, often need. That's customer service or service after the sale. Some of these companies are falling short on this important feature. I would much rather spend my money on a "Lesser" bike from a company with excellent customer service!

[@chrislabbe9412]

That’s what’s sold me on Lectric! Day 2 my front fork started squeaking and a 5 minute phone call to Arizona had a new fork shipped to me. 1300 miles since and no issues! XP 3.0 14ah long range

[@hoviksmail]

Then avoid Heybike. Their customer service is a pain in the ass.

[@docdco01]

@@hoviksmail Thank you for your comment. I will avoid. Not looking for problems

[@sgrant9814]

You say the max height of a rider for the rad bike is max 5'10"....i wonder why as it does not look any different in size from the other folding bikes,,,,,it seems a 6 footer could use it.

[@keith450]

You guys should add the weights of every bike you test

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We do cover that on the written review if we forget to mention it on the video!

[@charlesbreaux5475]

took the words right out of my mouth...65 pounds

[@Ctrey97]

I love the XP Lite it is so light and nimble. My wife and I love going on bike rides together, it is one of our favorite hobbies.

[@skkeddie]

does your wife use the same bike?

[@Ctrey97]

⁠@@skkeddiewe have two xp lites one black and one white

[@JJ-qj5bg]

How long are you guys able to go out and ride in mostly throttle?

[@lbeck37]

I've had several e-bikes and I was looking for one that was small enough to fit two in the back of our 2017 Chevy Volt. I found one on Amazon, that is currently (May '24) about $500 including shipping,. "Vivi M026TGB 26" Folding Electric Mountain Bike with 500W Motor, 48V". I was skeptical as it sounded too good to be true, but I was surprised how good they are. I like the fact that they are full size 26" with full suspension. They fold up nicely, look pretty sharp, and the battery seems to give a solid 20 miles of range, which is really my limit before my butt gets too sore. :) I was used to paying over $1,000 (closer to $2,000) for our e-bikes and was surprised how OK these were at such a low price.

[@paulbruner1061]

I have an ENGWE L20 2.0. Paid 699.00 have had it over 28mph....21-80 mile range , dual suspension....I like my bike a lot. Especially for the money...

[@ihmpall]

How did you buy it for 699?

[@chrislabbe9412]

Seat post doesn’t technically count as dual suspension, that would be front and rear. I have an XP 3.0 bought in April and already have 1300 miles, it cruises on pavement but bounces and rattles all over off-road. Engwe does have some comparable dual suspension bikes but that would be the EP 2.0

[@transequitur]

I've whittled down my list of contenders to 3, and the Engwe L20 2.0 is one of them, especially at the current price of $799. I was surprised that it was not included in this group.

[@paulbruner1061]

@@transequitur I have one and not disappointed. It comes as advertised

[@chrislabbe9412]

@@paulbruner1061 how’s customer service when it comes to getting parts and warranty replacements? I went with Lectric ultimately for this. US based support and same day warranty replacements!

[@cpollero53]

Congrats guys, your efforts don't go unnoticed, that was an excellent video.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Thanks for the kudos!

[@torinsall]

Very much looking forward to your Brompton ebike review. You might also want to review the Zizzo e-Forte electric bike (under a thousand dollars, came out late 2023). One thing to consider is bike weight handling by shorter or lighter people. I know someone who loved the fit of the Synch 2 so bought it, then discovered that the bike was too heavy to keep upright if it started to tip, so fell multiple times...this person has had both shoulder joints replaced and both spouse and this person have had back surgeries. So they also have trouble getting it into their car. For a lot of folks, ebikes in the under 50# range are much easier to handle, load, pedal unpowered, than those in the 60-80 or higher pound range. edited for typos

[@CycleRayinOK]

I would like to have seen each bike folded up. Or a chart that quickly compared price/weight/range/speed (motor wattage)?

[@MikeTrieu]

Nothing else would fit in my cramped Honda Accord Hybrid trunk, so Lectric Lite was the best choice for me (and I wasn't about to pay Brompton prices!).

[@griffinhales3421]

The Lite is awesome

[@Mitchhedburg]

Bingo bongo! Corolla over here. Higher utility and much lower cost than any that I know of.

[@quantumfx2677]

Nice bike but not a long ride on the battery. Good for short distance and slower speeds.

[@ihmpall]

Poooooonjab

[@ConsigliereGaming]

Thanks for the review. I have been looking at electric bikes, and this video helped answer a lot of questions that I have had.

[@NewWorldOrder-xh3rz]

Proper video Excellent presentation, thank you If i may ask , where is the belt drive ebikes ?

[@antonioiniguez1615]

It would be awesome to see you test out the Velotric Fold. I agree that Lectric is the best one on this list.

[@griffinhales3421]

Just got that in the office actually. Review will be up soon!

[@antonioiniguez1615]

@@griffinhales3421 Awesome! I love the hard work y'all put into these

[@antonioiniguez1615]

@@griffinhales3421 Awesome, I can't wait! I really appreciate the hard work you all put into these reviews.

[@dailylife3975]

I have a victrip titan and that bike is amazing and especially there customer service is outstanding

[@PurpleMrMojo]

Hey guys, I have a great suggestion for your testing of foldable E bikes! Many people find lifting heavy E bikes, difficult and the size that they fall down to is extremely important when you have a smaller vehicle or multiple foldable E bikes. In this particular test compared to your other E bikes, it would be incredibly important to people like me to know the real world weight of each bike with the battery and how compactit folds up with actual measurements. Thank you so much for reading this and understanding the needs of many buyers looking for affordable E bikes as this information is often slightly difficult to get and it should be a major factor and what makes a great E bike.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We usually include that data in our individual reviews for each bike, but you're right that that information would be helpful in our next version of this video. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@salvatorediciaccio376]

Definitely try the Aipas A2 for $699 or less. I have been reading that is a rebadged letric with more features and power. I’m curious to how it does on your next test

[@transequitur]

Initially, I was super impressed with the A2 and was ready to buy one until I started reading about some very unhappy customers and that was a big red flag. I got the distinct impression the company is having some financial woes and it's showing up in the customer service dept. I hope you're having a good experience though.

[@oldmillrd8153]

I have an Aipas A2 and it was shipped in 4 days. They are overwhelmed with orders and this has caused some frustration with customer service. This is a great bike with lots of features including powerful motor, good range, strong build and great value. Couldn't be happier with this purchase.

[@transequitur]

@@oldmillrd8153 I'm glad to hear a report like that; it's enough to warrant a second look......thanks

[@chaxologist2024]

I hope you review the upgraded Heybike Ranger S with 1000-watt motor and a torque sensor! Probably the best pound for pound folding e-bike out there!

[@user-et3sv7gn8f]

I purchased two lectric 3.0 bikes one standard and othe step through in may this year and we have put 220 miles on them with riding on paved road to gravel trails and they handle very well. We have the standard battery which we get like 25 miles per full charge. We definitely want to get the long range battery it gets like 65 miles per charge which would be more than enough for us. The quality is great very well made. Customer service is great too.

[@GIedits-vf7re]

If you need to fold down to get on the subway or perhaps a city apartment, brompton is the best and smallest folding bike.please review their ebike as well as the carbo model s (350 w) which is also lightweight while offering a bit more power than a brompton

[@nicksellberg6356]

thanks for the video guys! What are your thoughts on the Tern Vektron S10??

[@prescapt]

What about the Jasion X Hunter? Has a peak power of 1400W, 90Nm, like 60miles range, 28-30mph. Has some really good numbers

[@rmarrow19]

The Velotric Fold1 didn't make your list? Have you guys had a chance to test that one?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We have! Unfortunately, we got it right after making this video, so we didn't get to include it here, but we did a separate review for that one.

[@rmarrow19]

@ElectricBikeReport How did you like it compared to the other ones, and how would you rank it

[@morrishernandez151]

Just curious as to why you guys brake test the bikes using only the rear brake. I have a Portola and with both brakes engaged at the same it stopped basically rigth where i was almost instantly.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We do engage both brakes

[@jeffhoughton6140]

Have you guys texted the HovBeta yet? It has a 750W rear hub torque sensor and hydraulic brakes. I am curious how it would stack up.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Not yet, but it looks interesting. You're not the first person to mention it, so hopefully we can get that one in!

[@jeffhoughton6140]

@@ElectricBikeReport thanks for the reply. I’ll keep my eyes open for a future review. Keep up the good work.

[@ilovetopop]

best one for sand (loose)?

[@visualpun650]

Is the Lectric XP-lite battery UL listed?

[@chow-chihuang4903]

The second gen XP Lite got UL 2489 certification by SGS, which includes the battery.

[@kevin-hoppe]

You should definitely take a look at CARBO e-bikes, especially the Model X. Ridiculously lightweight and compact, one of the best foldable e-bikes I've ridden and the after-sale service is very premium and caring

[@kevin-hoppe]

For anyone asking, the stock Model X weighs around 29 lbs and starts at 2,699$, could go up with features, but honestly, with the components, carbon fiber frame, excellent frame, and excellent warranty it makes up for the high-end price tag

[@robmaxwell3678]

Great review. First time I've seen your show, and now I'm subscribed. My wife and I will use some of your reviews to help decide what we will buy. We'd like a bike that we can do some light dirt riding also. Any suggestions for this out of these bike choices?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Honestly, most of these will handle light dirt riding pretty well. As long as the bike has knobby tires and a suspension fork, you should be covered. At least right now, Lectric is including a suspension seatpost on the XP 3.0, so that might be a good choice!

[@hambley55]

Which folding ebike would you recommend for a 6'4" man?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Of those on this list, we'd probably recommend either the Lectric XP 3.0 (www.ebrdeals.com/ebrBPfolding-lectric-xp3) or Velotric Fold 1 (ebrdeals.com/VelotricFold1) for someone of your height!

[@dthompson3199]

Would love suggestions for a fold-able ebike with a shock absorber or soft rear suspension. I'm wanting to ride relatively flat dirt roads as well as paved bike trails. Soft on the bumps, good stability on unpaved trails. Recommendations are much appreciated.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Unfortunately, we haven't tested any folding bikes with rear suspensions yet, but more and more brands are making them. Hopefully we'll get a chance to try a few in the near future.

[@georgewheeler5748]

Fold type we liked to see are: Hipeak Elias Vitilan U7 Revibikes Rebel2

[@thomasgormley9603]

Love your thorough reviews. The Heybike Mars 2.0 1000W with hydraulic brakes is brand new and starts shipping 6/18/24. I just ordered one last week. I would love to see this compared with any other bike, folding or not. I haven't seen 1000W bikes under $1500 and am very interested in you and your fan base's opinion.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

The 750W version did a solid job, so we expect the 1000W version to be generally faster. We're not sure if Heybike will send us one yet, but we'll see what happens.

[@guslevy3506]

I just got my 1000w last week. The power is amazing, I live on a very steep hill about 1mi up and it takes me up easily at 20mph. For $1100, they included the front and rear basket which was very important to me as I want lots of cargo space…the rear basket is so large that I will prob not attach the front basket. Like everyone else, I has been keeping an eye on e-bikes for a few yrs, and am glad that I waited as the Mars2.0 is a great bike for the price..

[@thomasgormley9603]

@@guslevy3506my motor hub bolts loosened up and fell out. The wheel had to be replaced. The threads for the baskets were all cross threaded. The throttle broke on day 3 of riding. Other than that I love the bike.

[@davidmealer1239]

What about Wildeway fw11 series? 48v/32 ah battery 750 watt 20x3 tires for $900, or the 4.0 with hydraulic brakes, 850w motor and 20x4 tires for just a couple hundred more? Very well built bikes

[@leftcoastlefty55]

It would be nice if you discussed the brakes. Did any of those have mechanical calipers? I wouldn't consider anything without hydraulic brakes.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

The Heybike Mars and Aventon Sinch.2 have mechanical disc brakes. Generally speaking, we opted to leave brakes out, as 95% of bikes have effective brakes to start, and those that end up on our Best list are sure to perform well.

[@kevinnashskitchen3517]

I like this format. Good job! Hopefully we get a few new updated bikes because of this list.

[@majorbrighton]

Very sad to see so many missing adequate mud guards. Also missing close up´s on the controls/triggers etc. Then their is that question of the rain, just how protected are they?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Nearly all e-bikes these days are fine in typical rain conditions. As for the others, sorry! Only so much footage we can squeeze in 😅

[@Parker307]

I'm interested in how easy or difficult it is to change the tires on these bikes

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We answered your question in our most recent episode of our weekly show, The Weekly Recharge! Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJKVf4Fpqp5jma8feature=shared&t=1801

[@Parker307]

@@ElectricBikeReport Thanks!

[@AnthonyBrasch]

Wildeway FW11 3.0 comes with a 48 volt 32 ah battery. 32 ah is incredible. I bet it would crush the range on these. It has plenty of power, decent features, and I got mine for $779. They are lesser known, but I've had 0 issues with mine so far. You can get the 4.0 for more if you want Hydraulic disc brakes. You guys should check them out.

[@renanmukerjee788]

Thank you for this amazingly thorough review ! I am looking at purchasing a touring foldable ebike on a tight budget and I have a hard time seeing which one would fit ! I want to take them on trains around europe and go bikepacking with them mainly on paved roads. I would need a bike able to hangle the weight a saddle bag for instance. Speed is thus much less important than range. I wonder how feasible it would be to pedal with those bikes without power given their weight. If you have any advice I would love to hear your thoughts !

[@troymartin4107]

What do you think about the Jupiter fold up st defiant

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We haven't had the chance to test and review that bike yet. On paper, it looks decent, but the brand does not provide many details on its components. Without knowing more, it's difficult to say for sure if its specs balance out its price.

[@lindalabiosa-ul1jg]

Check out the Velotric fold bike

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We reviewed that one! Unfortunately, we had already filmed this video beforehand, so it didn't make the list. It will likely show up the next time we do a Best Folding E-Bikes video.

[@RayRoss-g2z]

I want a foldable step through with enough power to pull a trailer for my dogs and be able to climb big hills. Is there something out there for me, preferably with 2 1000watt motors and maybe 2 batteries? I don't need speed, just power by way of torque!

[@MarkMcCoy-y5x]

Have you looked at Wallke bikes ?

[@karenlewkowitz5858]

Surprised the Carbo x was not included 😢. It is one of the lighter weight bikes.

[@BigB0ss00]

Any idea when there will be a Lectric XP 3.5 or 4.0?

[@DM-fp8uw]

Lectric already got a 3.5 upgrade when they added hydraulic brakes and a few other small upgrades.

[@BigB0ss00]

@@DM-fp8uw oh yeah forgot about that. hope they come out with the 4.0 this year with noticeable changes

[@DM-fp8uw]

@@BigB0ss00 My wish list would be a styling update, a more easily removable battery, 8 speed shifter, lighter weight, and, in my dreams, a 750w nominal motor and a torque sensor.

[@Valmontst]

@@DM-fp8uw if they would make all of those upgrades, I would be glad to pay $1,500 for it.

[@waderambo460]

Do not understand why the Aipas A2 was not on this list? At $699, looks like it came in from the same assembly line as the Lectric 3.0 except in different colors, has a 750w motor where the 3.0 only has a 500w motor. Only downside is the 3.0 has hydraulic brakes. I am leaning towards the Aipas which seems best purchase for the $.

[@greytravels4311]

What about the Mod E-bikes? Like the Mod City +3 folding? Thoughts on this?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We have not reviewed the Mod City +3 folding e-bike yet.

[@DavidIknaian]

I'm looking to get a foldable e-bike soon. The RadExpand 5+ is at the top of my list. In the video, you guys mention it being $1899, but it's currently selling for $2,099. Do you guys know why it's increased $200 since posting this video?

[@dabike]

What about the Magicycle Jaguarundi? 750W Motor, 48V Battery, 50 Mile Range Class 2 folding bike. Cost ~$1,300.

[@griffinhales3421]

Haven’t tested it yet, so we don’t know about its performance. Looks interesting though - hopefully we can test it soon.

[@joeyvillaro8693]

Luckeep x1 lite?

[@mgk_333]

What about the EUYBIKE K6 PRO??

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Haven't tested that one yet.

[@mmanjin]

Would have been nice if you guys included the Electric XP Trike model. It’s a folding trike made by LECTRIC and really great deal at $1,499. It’s great for those of us, like me, that have limited mobility and prefer the stability and in this case the convenience a folding e-trike offers. Perhaps an E-trike review coming soon?

[@quantumfx2677]

Hopefully they get out the reverse trike with independent suspension, they don't tip over like a normal trike and much safer and incredibly smooth comfortable ride on the back when going over bumps!

[@lilolotus139]

Could you guys recommend more affordable, foldable, adorable e-bike?

[@MegaKyle36]

Lectric XP lite is the lightest folding ebike. It is also the cheapest on this lst starting at 799. I just got one myself. Not sure how adorable it is though.

[@avroarrow9950]

Please include IP rating. If the bike is not suitable to be used in the rain its a problem imo

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Good suggestion. We will when available!

[@Jameshhl]

Could you review QualiSports Volador only 38lbs, I was thinking about getting one because it is so light.

[@glenblood4155]

You should also look at Dahon. They have two Ebike versions. I have had a couple of their regular folder bikes over the past 20 years. Excellent quality. US company.

[@tiagothinks]

Guy, please check out the Envo Flex Overland!

[@vinnymccarthy3832]

So why are they 1000 for Black Friday ? Plz help

[@ElectricBikeReport]

The price? Part of their deals going on.

[@tmuskrat57]

Revibike Rebel 2... thoughts??

[@waytruthlife66]

What about the WALLKE?

[@ZERVVREZ]

Is there an ebike out there that folds into a grocery cart of sorts? That would be cool. Something i can fold and then use the wheels to push or pull it

[@trificullife8612]

Man that would make sense when needing to walk into a store etc. Like a handle that folds out and the wheels like you mentioned to pull it around, man, good idea.

[@sewv1221]

The Tern vektron has this feature. Brompton does as well with the back rack with wheels..

[@randybice1981]

I just bought a Denago fold 1 be picking up this week anyone else have this bike?

[@efveedeebee]

i understand what you say about why not to buy, but you have the batterys in the frame and you have the wider tires. This makes the bike bigger as neccesarily needed. there are bikes out there that have smaller tires, and removable batteries. i think that is a way better option.

[@steveslane8904]

what do you think of the aipas a2 elite .... on sale for 699

[@SoberBangBangVeteran]

Jasion X-Hunter and Jasion EB7

[@chrislabbe9412]

We need a dual suspension folding e-bike review like the Engwe Engine Pro 2.0

[@1hjehje]

I like the idea of a folding ebike, but I am not interested in the fat tire category. I would like to have one that is small and light as possible.

[@DM-fp8uw]

Sinch has a free second battery now too

[@ElectricBikeReport]

That's a screaming deal then.

[@greensavant2573]

The Gocycle G4i should be reviewed if the Brompton is. Also, the new Gocycle CXi & CX+ Family Cargo electric bikes, with a total load of 480 pounds, while itself weighs 50.0 pounds. (Gocycle is not for the bargain hunter, but neither is Brompton. Must be a UK thing!)

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Gocycle is still on our written best list. It's a GREAT bike.

[@rebeccacapers-w5d]

Have you looked at Mod Bikes?

[@hovsco]

Would love to see hovsco's folding ebike's review and test

[@DAGISKING]

so letric might be the best ?

[@jbaccanalia]

The Evelo dash always gets missed. It's more expensive, but with mid drive and a belt, it's higher quality.

[@pollyhutchison5055]

I have an Evelo, the carbon belt took it over the other options. No grease, and I hardly ever have to charge it with my “last mile” commute

[@AndinKansas]

Your opinion, please. Jasion x-hunter folding e-bike. Would you recommend? Can’t find much info on this brand. Jasion has partnered with heybike company. As I understand it. Thank you

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We have not yet tested anything from this brand. It's hard to comment without knowing what brands manufacture the components on the bike (the webpage doesn't share much), but I'd say it depends on what you plan to do with it. At its price, we wouldn't expect the suspension to hold up to long-term application of some of the extreme activities shown in the promotional footage (i.e. jumping). If you're riding primarily on smoother paved surfaces, that might be a different story.

[@AndinKansas]

@@ElectricBikeReport Thank you for taking the time and responding. I appreciate it.

[@akyerit]

engwe has recently reeased the engine pro mk2 and it has a torque sensor and the potential to run dual batteries

[@ElectricBikeReport]

That sounds promising! Are you riding and Engwe now?

[@akyerit]

@@ElectricBikeReport no, I've been riding a super73, but I've been in the market for more of a work bike, that possibly folds, and that Engwe is definitely at the top of my list. My priority from experience is battery size, followed by dual suspension, with some potential of portability if at all possible lol. There are also a car uple 60 ah folders on the market I'm interested in as well

[@Lisalovesspiritssouls]

I need best bike for bike trailer I use for my senoir pup

[@Parker307]

What is with these "tested range" with so wide a range? Does that mean you tested the range twice and one time got the low number and one time got the high number?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Yes, exactly. We do one test by riding in the highest level of pedal assist (this gives minimum range) and a second using the lowest (this gives maximum range).

[@foxdared2]

No Carbo x?

[@Gidyupcowboy]

Jasion X-Hunter is an amazing beast for an e-bike.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We'll have to test it out and see how it does! What do you like about it?

[@Gidyupcowboy]

@@ElectricBikeReport out of the box I liked speed, torque, distance, dual suspension, seat and easy to assemble. I am 250 and has no issues. Price tag was nice as well.

[@Playpianokey]

Most of us want to pay 500 or less for a leisure ride. You're video targeted a higher level. Make a video for those who are the economy level for leisure like seniors and families. Thanks

[@percivalgooglyeyes6178]

A $500 ebike is just going to be crap and quickly wind up in the landfill.

[@MSArtistgallery]

@@percivalgooglyeyes6178. You can get a decent bike for under 700.00 today

[@chaxologist2024]

What about the Hovsco Hovbeta? Its been out over a year and has a torque sensor, 750 watt hub motor, Class 3 speeds and hydraulic brakes! Essentially an Aventon Sinch 2 on steroids! Get on with it now!

[@quantumfx2677]

750w Hub isn't much in power!

[@chaxologist2024]

@@quantumfx2677 It is still far more powerful than the Sinch 2's 500w motor and packs 85Nm of torque! People reviewing this bike literally almost wheelie off the moment they engage the throttle on this thing!

[@Valmontst]

I am brand new to e-bikes, so hopefully this question won’t seem too dumb. They talk about how you can remove the battery to prevent theft, for instances such as when you are going into a store. So my question is this: couldn’t the person just steal the bike by simply peddling it?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

In most cases, yes, so it's a good idea to also use one or more locks.

[@12geneg]

Why arent you talking or reviewing the Juice bikes like the JetCurrent Pro? I love my Juice RipCurrent S bike and the battery is better than any you have reviewed.

[@Mookie-Jones]

The sinch 2 is a gem

[@marklong8608]

The list seems very focused on heavy fat tire bikes. For me 50lbs max, closer to 40# better (Tern Vektron, Zizzo e-Forte), and ~ 2" wide tires are the sweet spot to retain the feeling that you are still riding a bike and not a beach cruiser. Once you get over 40# the number of folks that can heave these things into a trunk, RV, boat goes down rapidly.

[@ElectricBikeReport]

It's true that most folding e-bikes in the American market tend to be heavy and powerful fat-tire models. Fortunately, their batteries can usually be removed to make them lighter and easier to lift, but most are still cumbersome. Hopefully we'll see more branching out with lighter bikes in the future.

[@NOWitsOKto]

The channel should change name to Lectric Bike Report. Yes, I've owned Lectric, and they are ok, good starter bike at best in my opinion.

[@DM-fp8uw]

You had one small mistake on the Sinch. It can be unlocked in the Aventon app to 25mph. Not quite 28, but better than 20.

[@KingTCasper]

Surprised you don't have wallke H9 on here

[@skin28420]

You missed GoCycle. Great light weight folding e-bike

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We have them included on our written best page. It's an AWESOME bike for sure!

[@BrandonMcNeil-jp4dh]

Engwe x26 or ne of the engwe x series, or ne engwe at all.. all around best bikes I've used

[@ElectricBikeReport]

That's some serious Engwe love!

[@seang2012]

Am I missing you didn’t show how any of them fold?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We do that in the individual reviews for each bike. This was intended as a highlight video, but we encourage you to check out the in-depth reviews for the model(s) you like.

[@nataliepierce-shult1052]

Very bad experience with my lectric 3.0 first when I got it I had the battery stolen off my porch then the range that I was getting with it was only 10 to 12 miles on PAS one and then it fell out of my semi truck and hit the ground and broke in half Cracked right up the hinge. I bought a used 2.0 and absolutely loved it. Something about the components with the 3.0 just aren’t as good. I now have the rad expand five and it is the best bike by far over lectric. Long-haul trucker and I have to have a bike that folds to keep it in the cab passenger seat of my truck so I can go on rides I get in a good 50 to 75 miles a week.

[@deborahfleming7174]

I love my Rad Expand 5!!!

[@billbuss7542]

Have you ever checked the King Bull bikes?

[@killako397]

Drops the battery and gets it stolen and then complains the components aren’t as good lol

[@billbuss7542]

Just bought a used 2.0. Hop I’m going to like it. Didn’t realize that bike is so heavy.

[@JohnJuanNYC]

Sounds like bad luck, not the bikes fault

[@chaztech9824]

i bought the 4.0 which tech support says doesnt exist i bought the 3.0that never got to 20 mph now im waiting for the 2.0 extended

[@williamfloyd-i9u]

You do know anything about a grizzly CYKE?

[@doneggerton7313]

What about ENGWE. Folding bikes?

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Haven't tested any folding bikes from them. Hopefully we can get some in soon and see how they stack up.

[@doneggerton7313]

@@ElectricBikeReport kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZm7coqBgr-Sp5Isi=pxgj4qDkLmkoctY9

[@h8rry]

Geleisen folding e-bike 20” model TT-S1 lightweight 47 lbs fits any cars.

[@percivalgooglyeyes6178]

Aside from the Brompton, all those bikes are H E A V Y AF! What is the point of a folder if they are 55-80 freaking pounds?

[@godfree2canada]

none of the links are working (Firefox)

[@Ian-yf3fo]

Er Go cycle folding ebike ???

[@ElectricBikeReport]

We've got that included on our written best page!

[@willsu21]

Jasion?