Featured Partners
Bikes and gear worth shopping from the brands we partner with
We partner with a small number of e-bike and riding-gear brands, so the shopping links on this page are affiliate links; links to other publications' coverage are not. That never buys a better score, a softer review, or a quiet omission. Editorial rankings are never for sale.
Ride1Up
Read our Ride1Up reviews →These are bikes we've actually covered — the write-up is our independent verdict, not the brand's. The button on each card is an affiliate link.
LeoGuar
A factory-direct partner brand. We haven't put these through our test process yet, so they carry no ElectricBikes.com score — these are the brand's own models and prices, with affiliate links.
LeoGuar · Mid-drive electric mountain bike
Trailblazer
LeoGuar's flagship — a mid-drive eMTB built for steep, loose climbs.
$2,899
LeoGuar · Fat-tire e-bike
Fastron
A 4-inch fat-tire all-rounder for sand, snow, and rough backroads. Step-over and step-through frames.
$1,489
LeoGuar · Beach cruiser e-bike
Zephyr
An upright, comfort-first cruiser for boardwalks and neighborhood loops. Step-over and step-through frames.
$1,399
Velotric
A partner brand we link on affiliate terms. We haven't tested this machine, so it carries no ElectricBikes.com score — the figures are Velotric's own. Our overview page sets out what the brand publishes and what other reviewers found.
More partner brands
Brands we have an affiliate relationship with but haven't tested yet. No score from us, and where a card sets out a product's specifications, those figures are the manufacturer's own. Each card carries a clearly disclosed link to the shop the brand sells through: some are the brand's own store; others are its shop on a marketplace, where the seller of record, returns and warranty are that marketplace's business. Each card says which.
5th Wheel
5TH WHEEL sells electric bikes, electric scooters and kids' ride-ons direct from its own storefront. Its e-bike range includes the Melody commuter, the Tide 2 folding bike, the Voyage fat-tire bike, the Tornado and Tornado Pro cargo bikes and the retro-styled Knight, alongside scooters such as the V30PRO and V40PRO. ElectricBikes.com hasn't put these models through its test process, so they carry no score. Check specs and warranty terms on the brand's product pages.
Velowave
Velowave sells electric bikes direct from its own storefront. Its mountain range includes the Brawny XM MTB, the Forest XM MTB and the Forest SM MTB. ElectricBikes.com hasn't put these models through its test process, so they carry no score. Check specs and warranty terms on the brand's product pages.
MURF Electric Bikes
MURF Electric Bikes sells beach-cruiser-style fat-tire e-bikes direct from San Clemente, California. Read our pages on the Higgs ST, Alpha ST and Higgs Cargo. We haven't tested them, so they carry no score.
Magnum Bikes
Magnum Bikes, based in Salt Lake City, sells e-bikes online and through dealers. Read our pages on the Cosmo 2.0 T and the certified pre-owned Melody and Edge. We haven't tested them, so they carry no score.
Retrospec
Retrospec sells outdoor gear and e-bikes direct from retrospec.com, with city, cruiser, fat-tire and cargo models in the range. Read our pages on the Roo Rev and Roo Rev XL cargo bikes. We haven't tested them, so they carry no score.
Magicshine
Magicshine makes bike lights and riding accessories, sold direct from magicshine.com. Its range includes the RAY 3000 ANT+ endurance headlight we link on our front-light page. ElectricBikes.com hasn't tested Magicshine's lights, so they carry no score — the figures on the brand's product pages are its own. Returns, shipping and warranty are handled by Magicshine.
Magicshine RAY 3000: long-runtime light for night e-bike rides
ElectricBikes.com take: Fast e-bikes outrun most bar lights. The RAY 3000's cut-off low beam lights the road without blinding oncoming riders, and its big 10,000 mAh battery covers long commutes and gravel nights. Full 3000-lumen output runs about 3 hours by Magicshine's own figures, so save it for dark trails.
Key facts (as Magicshine publishes them)
- 3000 lumens, 288 m throw (Magicshine's figures)
- Dual-beam optics with a cut-off low beam
- ANT+ and FTR LightSync connectivity
- 10,000 mAh battery; Magicshine claims up to 33 h in its lowest/flash modes
- IPX6; USB-C fast charging (Magicshine: 30 W, about 2 h); quarter-turn Garmin-style mount
Watch-outs: Heavy for a bar light, and no under-bar mounting (per The Sweet Cyclists).
Reviews
- The Sweet Cyclists — hands-on review: “A bright headlight with versatile beam design for riders looking for long runtimes”; downside: no under-side mounting.
- CycleTechReview — first look, not a verdict.
Where to buy: Magicshine (official store)
ESKUTE C300R-SO on Amazon
ESKUTE C300R-SO listing on Amazon US, not ESKUTE's own store. The motor rating, class, certification and price are stated on each listing, so check them there, and check who the seller of record is and what warranty that seller states, because ESKUTE's own site says it has no authorized retailers. ElectricBikes.com hasn't tested these bikes, so none of them carries a score.
Evoltrix
Evoltrix sells off-road electric dirt bikes direct from its own store, evoltrix.com, including the MAX-60 shown in the Off-Road E-Moto section on this page. These are off-road electric motorcycles, not Class 1–3 e-bikes, and they are not street legal. ElectricBikes.com hasn't put Evoltrix's machines through its test process, so they carry no score. The figures on the brand's product pages are its own. Returns, shipping and warranty are handled by Evoltrix.
Not an e-bike
Off-Road E-Moto
Electric dirt bikes for private land and off-road riding. They are listed separately because they are not Class 1–3 e-bikes and can't be ridden on public roads, bike paths or trails that allow e-bikes.
Evoltrix · 5500W off-road e-moto
Evoltrix MAX-60 Electric Dirt Bike
Built for private-property and off-road riding, the Evoltrix MAX-60 combines a 5500W peak mid-drive motor with up to 258 N·m of torque in a durable aluminum-alloy frame. Three ride modes make it easier to match power delivery to the terrain and rider experience.
- Motor
- 5500W peak mid-drive motor
- Peak torque
- Up to 258 N·m
- Top speed
- Up to 50 mph (80 km/h)
- Battery
- 60V 21Ah lithium battery (1260Wh)
- Range
- Up to 50 miles under ideal conditions; typical off-road range is about 31–38 miles
- Peak voltage/current
- 67.2V / 80A
- Charger
- 67.2V 4A; approximate charging time 5 hours
- Tires
- 14 × 2.5 in front / 12 × 3.0 in rear
- Suspension
- Hydraulic front fork and rear nitrogen shock
- Brakes
- Heavy-duty hydraulic brakes
$1,069Was $1,799.99
Price, specs and description from evoltrix.com, checked 28 September 2026. Prices change; check the brand's page before you buy. ElectricBikes.com hasn't put this machine through its test process, so it carries no score.
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