E Bikes Reviewed

Pivot has updated its Shuttle LT electric mountain bike, equipping it with a Bosch Performance Line CX Race Limited Edition motor, replacing the previous Shimano EP8 unit.

Orbea’s 2025 Wild M-LTD is the pinnacle of their new full-power eMTB range, featuring a refined design that enhances both performance and comfort.

Discover why the Lectric XP 3.0 is one of the best value folding e-bikes available for under £1000.

Discover the YT Decoy SN Core 4, the latest in enduro eMTBs. Priced at £8,499, this bike features a Fazua Ride 60 motor, advanced suspension, and a lightweight carbon frame.

The Estarli e20 is an ideal entry-level folding electric bike boasting impressive power, a range of gears, and larger tyres for enhanced handling and comfort

Tenways, a Netherlands-based company, entered the market in 2021, focusing on making daily commuting effortless, speedy, eco-friendly, and fun.

The Lectric ONE is not just a fantastic e-bike; it represents a remarkable value proposition. For a bike that retails for around £2000, it offers features and performance that are usually found on models costing significantly more.

When I hop onto an all-terrain e-bike, I usually know what to expect: a comfortable ride on undulating terrain and decent handling on non-technical trails.

When most direct-to-consumer e-bike manufacturers claim to have made an eMTB, the offerings often fall short of the necessities required for genuine off-road riding.

The Volt Burlington, priced at £2,199, is one of the best Dutch-style e-bikes for urban riders, offering a blend of style, practicality, and comfort.