Electric bikes are becoming increasingly popular nationwide as a fun and healthy way to get outside, to explore, and to exercise - but how much does an eBike cost?

The price of an eBike typically varies between $500 to $10,000 (as of the publishing date of this post). Pricing depends largely on the quality of the eBike’s parts, such as its battery and motor. eBikes on the expensive end typically have mid-drive motors, as well as proprietary control systems and hardware. This kind of hardware offers a higher performance, but it requires specialized, professional maintenance and assembly. The most expensive eBikes are generally sold from name brands everyone is familiar with.

Newer brands will generally offer more affordable eBikes. These eBikes usually have hub drive motors, and most use plug & play components. The performance of these eBikes widely varies, but many rival expensive eBikes. The benefits of affordable eBikes go beyond its purchase price. Affordable eBikes tend to have parts that can be easily replaced at home or at any local bike shop. Hub drive motors can also reduce stress and wear on an eBike’s drivetrain, meaning fewer trips to the bike shop to fix a skipping chain.

Though eBike prices vary greatly, they generally fall into a range of about $1,000 to $4,000 if you plan to use it for normal, daily activities. Here at Rebellion Roads, we stock a variety of eBike models priced between $1,449 to $1,649. Come on down to our shop, and feel free to check out our eBikes for yourself. Reach out to us today with any questions!