Unveiling the Top 5 Must See All New Electric Bikes of 2024

[@M.P12880]

The price of the first bike is ridiculous

[@DaTLMusic]

​@@StellaHullietok this was way too corporate sounding for you not to be a morph representative.

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

​@@DaTLMusic10000% a turn off to that company

[@MrKing1961]

I love to ride bicycles, I can't see my self buying a bike with a motor, , If you need some fitness a regular bike is the way to go 100% , I have fat bikes and mountain bikes with out assist and I ride 35 to 40 miles every other day, I think being 65 year younger I'm doing good, I may need one of those when I'M 95 years old.

[@sasbeachs]

Bought my 500w 20" Aostirmotor for $650, couldn't be happier, no nonsense with license plates or none of that bs. I get 25 mph with wind at my back, at least 15 miles on full charge, maybe more, so far that's the farthest I've gone. Still had two bars left I'm sure I could have gone farther.

[@amdenis]

I got one of the earlier 3,000 watt Prime, which at 55 pounds, pull wheelies if you want, but i have gotten almost 40 miles on full power. Amazing for $2,800.

[@themouas]

Sadly I ordered my Revenant and got mine for $2,444 I'm disappointed i didn’t get ABS. I feel cheated.

[@StellaHulliet]

{{3}} I totally understand your disappointment with not getting the ABS feature on your Revenant. It's frustrating when you don't get what you were expecting, especially when it's something important like safety. However, I recently came across a new crowdfunding project called freebeat Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike that might interest you. It has some outstanding features, including the ability to be charged when you apply indoor mode! This means you can keep your e-bike powered up even while working out indoors. It's definitely worth considering if you're looking for a versatile and innovative electric bike.

[@M.P12880]

The fuel fluid is expensive and not really luxury for e-bikes in 2023

[@toolate6971]

I hope the Nireeka comes with a hub gearbox!

[@M.P12880]

The track bike is a good sturdy bike… but it won’t scare you or make you excited

[@-TechGear]

The track bike might lack an adrenaline rush, but it's reliable and sturdy. For a thrilling experience, explore other ebike options available in 2023! 🚴‍♂️🌟😊

[@robertpollock8617]

These prices are ridiculous

[@M.P12880]

When Nireeka up the battery and the motor.. it will be a beast.. needs to be bought with its ABS(not standard)

[@M.P12880]

And greater the wheel base

[@M.P12880]

From the prime..

[@DriverJ-N]

No bike over 2k should have under 52v battery sigh…

[@M.P12880]

Love this!😍

[@ozzie8305]

can you add all the top speed?

[@NickManCuso59]

In most instances you get what you pay for.

[@counselor5286]

not impressed by the mileage, the weight, and especially the costs for many persons who have no bike handling skills, no fitness and no knowledge of trail or road rules and etiquette. No a fan of government overregulation but in the case of ev's I am given the number of 12 to 15 year olds who are menace to themselves and other riders, walkers and runners.

[@-TechGear]

I understand your concerns regarding the mileage, weight, and costs of the all-new e-bikes for 2023, as well as the potential safety issues, especially with inexperienced riders. It's essential to consider these factors when choosing an e-bike, as they can significantly impact your riding experience and safety. Regarding government regulations, striking a balance is crucial. While overregulation can stifle innovation, some rules and guidelines can indeed help ensure safer and more responsible e-bike usage, especially in areas where there are concerns about inexperienced riders. In any case, responsible riding is a shared responsibility among all e-bike users. It's essential for both experienced and new riders to be aware of trail or road rules, etiquette, and safety practices. Encouraging education and awareness can go a long way in mitigating potential risks and promoting a positive e-biking culture. If you or someone you know is new to e-biking, it might be helpful to take a safety course or seek guidance from experienced riders to enhance bike handling skills and knowledge. Remember, e-biking can be a fantastic and eco-friendly way to get around, but it's crucial to do so responsibly and safely for everyone's benefit. Happy and safe riding! 🚴‍♂️🌿🚲

[@M.P12880]

Hemiway is ideal for basic riders.. as it’s a very basic bike

[@MarkMcCoy-y5x]

Disappointed not to price on all why im here da

[@jeanfrancoisakadie3974]

9.0

[@echodelta6196]

Text to speak youtube videos are the worst videos

[@camperp195]

You need to change the title to top 5 crap e bikes for 2023!

[@lloydbrannan1002]

They all are over priced and have weak batteries. 40 miles of range not impressed. Sure there all nice ebikes to bad they have small batteries.

[@TheToshiba86]

People should be banned from riding electric battery operated mountain bikes on the kerb/sidewalk. Idiots go at full speed on the sidewalk thinking they are great and cool and trying to make out its their pedalling legs that's making them go very fast. It's the electric battery on the bikes that makes a rider go at a top speed. The electric bikes are dangerous when people ride them at full speed on the side where people are walking. Electric bikes can be just as fast as a motorbike. Today some idiot went past me very very fast on electric bike there was no consideration from the rider for me or other people walking on the side. He nearly crashed into two women who were with their young kids. A law needs to be created that says electric bikes are not allowed on the sidewalk.....they are dangerous because of the speeds they can reach.

[@jernejkorosec441]

In europe is limited to 25km/h

[@rogermurphy9111]

U suck

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

All the fake comments about the freebike morph has definitely kept it out of my consideration!!