Electric bikes from ADO, ENGWE, Allegro, Raleigh and more, all in UK stock, including road-legal commuter models. Free next-day delivery, 30-day returns, and 0% finance or Cyclescheme to spread the cost. Want to see before you buy? Visit our Kilburn or Finchley showroom for a test ride.
Bikes marked Road Legal meet UK e-bike rules: a motor of up to 250W, with pedal assistance that cuts out at 15.5mph. If you’re 14 or over you can ride one on roads and cycle paths without a licence, tax or insurance. Higher-powered models are for private land only, and each product page says which is which.
Delivery is free across the UK, usually the next working day, and you have 30 days to return a bike free of charge. Spread the cost over up to 12 months at 0% with Klarna, or buy through your employer’s Cycle to Work scheme with Cyclescheme.
See and ride the range before you buy at our showrooms at 2 Oxford Road, Kilburn NW6 5SL and 671 Finchley Road, NW2 2JP. Our in-house workshop services and repairs any make of e-bike, so you’re looked after long after you’ve bought.
An e-bike will be the same shape as a normal bike, but with a motor and battery added. Some of the load when climbing hills, when you start from a stop, or riding the long distances is taken by the pedal assist. You have all the benefits of cycling, the clean air, the easy exercise, the freedom of being wherever you want, but with much less restriction that comes with normal bikes.
Some models have a throttle setting as well, so you glide easily with little work when you want. It’s a matter of remembering that you’re still in charge. You decide how much, if at all, support you want, based on the terrain, your level of energy or your frame of mind.
A suitable e-bike will depend on what you intend to use it for, and more importantly, where you intend to use it. All e-bikes are not equal on UK roads. Whether a bike is road legal or non-road legal comes down to the model, especially if you’ll be using it on public roads, in cycle lanes, or in shared spaces.
Yes, at Rapid Scooter Master, we pride ourselves in high customer satisfaction rating, fastest delivery times and best scooters on the market since 2019 when we first opened. Every E-Scooter or Bike is sold straight from our very own showroom located conveniently in Central London. Our showroom has a fully equipped repair centre where our trained engineers can take care of any repair needs and provide a hassle free solution for any warranty related issues. We are open everyday to come and say hi!
On all of our Electric Scooters and Electric Bikes we offer a Rapid and FREE Next Day Delivery* (please note this is subject to courier cut off time which is 11:30am). We aim to dispatch all online orders within 1 business day.
Yes, we have partnered together with Klarna and PayPal Credit to provide affordable 0% interest payment plans. Fill in your details and simply select Klarna/PayPal at checkout and follow the steps on their website to apply. With Klarna you can get up to 12-month interest free finance on any of out e-scooters or e-bikes
E-Chrome LTD, 2 Oxford Road, London, NW6 5SL is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) (FCA FRN 1001447) and acts as a credit intermediary and not a lender, offering credit products provided by a limited number of finance providers, including Klarna Financial Services UK Limited (company number 14290857), which is authorised and regulated by the FCA for carrying out regulated consumer credit activities (firm reference number 987889), and for the provision of payment services under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 (firm reference number 1021834).
Electric Bikes have electric components so no E-Bike is completely water tight. However all our bikes are splash resistant so they can be ridden in light rain. We recommend to always dry your bike after with a towel and dry properly if ever ridden in rain.
Road Legal E-Bikes
Road-legal e-bikes, also known as compliant e-bikes, can be used lawfully on UK roads, cycle tracks, and bridleways without the need for a license, insurance, or road tax. To be compliant, the motor must have a maximum output of 250 watts and provide assistance only up to a speed of 15.5 mph (25 km/h). Crucially, the motor must only engage when you’re pedalling, meaning you still need to put in physical effort to get a boost.
There is an exception for throttle-powered models that don’t require pedalling; these are only road legal if they were manufactured and made available before January 2016, and only when used by riders with mobility disabilities.
These compliant e-bikes are best suited for everyday commuting, relaxed leisure rides, or short trips like popping to the shops. They’re generally lightweight, easy to handle, and cost-effective, offering a smooth and practical way to get around while staying within UK road law.
Non-Road Legal E-Bikes
Non-road legal e-bikes, often called off-road e-bikes or e-mopeds, are typically more powerful and performance-driven. These bikes usually offer higher top speeds, stronger motor output, and may include full-throttle operation without any need for pedalling.
Because of their enhanced capabilities, these models are not legal for use on roads, pavements, or cycle lanes unless they are formally registered as motor vehicles. That means they must be taxed and insured, and the rider must hold the appropriate driving license.
These types of e-bikes are better suited for private land, dedicated trails, or off-road environments where road laws don’t apply. They’re ideal for adventurous riders or those looking for extra power and rugged build, but they must still be operated responsibly and within legal parameters.
All of our Electric Scooter and Electric Bikes use Lith-Ion Batteries. We recommend you always keeps your batteries charged above 80% in order to maximise the life of your battery!
