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Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
600Wh
Range
130 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
800Wh
Range
165 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
600Wh
Range
81 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
360Wh
Range
50 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
800Wh
Range
165 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
800Wh
Range
112 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
400Wh
Range
70 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
800Wh
Range
165 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
18 Ah
Range
58 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
1623 Wh
Range
93 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
14 Ah
Range
75 MILES
Motor
250W
Speed
15.5 MPH
Battery
13Ah
Range
78 MILE
Motor
250W
We are conveniently located near central London on the Kilburn High Road. We hold a variety of our stock on display and provide repair and service for any Model, Brand and Type of Electric Scooter and Bike
The 10–20 kilogram category is where you’ll find super light and lightweight electric bikes that are designed for commuting, city streets, and easy portability.
The ENGWE MapFour N1 Air is a compact and practical choice, offering a balance of lightweight design and everyday usability. Its carbon fibre frame and efficient motor assistance make it an excellent option for commuters who want to combine cycling with public transport.
The ADO Air 20 Pro takes the concept of a folding electric bike to the next level. Small, compact, and incredibly easy to carry, it is tailored for riders who want convenience without sacrificing range or ride quality. Despite its lighter build, it offers excellent battery capacity for short to medium journeys.
The HeyBike EC1 is yet another gem at this range, made to offer a comfortable and sporty ride on a limited budget. Featuring lightweight parts and crisp gears, it is perfect for daily commuting and riding in general, and for this reason, it is one of the most affordable in the UK today.
The 20–30 kilogram range is where you’ll find the largest number of options. This weight class balances performance, range, and durability, making it the sweet spot for many riders. Bikes in this category often come with big batteries, mid-drive motors, and stronger components, ensuring both a smoother ride and excellent value for money.
Because there are so many electric bikes in this weight class, the best way to find the model that fits your lifestyle is to explore our full selection. Simply use the filter by weight feature on our electric bikes page, and you’ll be able to browse only the models in the 20–30kg range. This makes it easy to compare specs, price, battery capacity, and all the other details that matter when making your decision.
This 30–40 kg category is controlled by high-performance e-mountain bikes designed for power, full suspension, and tough terrain.
Cyrusher Rumble 2.0 offers a ride for those who desire looks and rugged performance. Its rigid build and large battery offer the power and stamina required on adventurous rides, but also offer better ride quality.
The Vitilaan V3 2.0 focuses on versatility, blending suspension and stability with enough battery capacity for a long range. It’s built for riding on varied terrain and offers great value for those seeking a durable bike in the heavyweight class.
The Hidoes C8 is a very powerful machine in this series, but a more comfortable one on account of higher-quality parts and bigger tyres. It’s for the commuters who are particular about comfort but still desire a lot of power in their machine.
The Himiway D7 (Cobra) is a real heavyweight contender in every sense of the word, pairing a performance line motor system with a seriously rugged set of off-road chops. Its fully suspended setup, huge battery capacity, and sturdy down tube mean it’s one of the most competent e-mountain bikes for hitting rough stuff.
Finally, the ENGWE L20 3.0 Pro offers power, durability, and excellent specifications in the 30-40 kilogram range. It comes with a high-capacity battery, high-torque engine assist, and a durability-designed build, and it’s a very good choice for individuals who want a machine that they can use for a very long period of time, even though it has a higher poundage.
Different electric bikes by weight fall into broad categories that help you decide what works best for your lifestyle.
In the 10 to 20 kilogram range, you find most lightweight electric bikes. These are versatile machines that balance convenience with solid performance. They may include folding designs for easy storage, or traditional city bike setups for everyday use. Many in this category still manage to include a big battery for a reliable long range, making them the better choice for riders who want both portability and endurance.
Between 20 and 30 kilograms are the mid-weight models. These are extremely popular because they strike a balance between sturdiness and usability. The extra weight allows for stronger components, larger batteries, and improved ride quality, without making the bike difficult to handle. For riders who want a mix of power and practicality, this category often represents the best value, especially since many are available with finance per month options in the UK.
Finally, there are heavyweight models at 30 kilograms and above. These are often electric mountain bikes built with full suspension, wider tyres, and motors like the Bosch Performance Line CX that are engineered for tackling tough trails and rough terrain. The added extra weight comes from reinforced frames, larger battery capacity, and upgraded specs, all of which are designed to deliver maximum performance. These bikes are ideal for riders who want durability and power and do not mind a heavier build.
For many riders, lightweight electric bikes remain the most appealing option because they make everyday life easier. A folding electric bike with a compact design allows you to combine cycling with public transport, making it perfect for commuting into busy towns and cities. These bikes are simple to store in a hallway, office, or store, and are far less awkward to lift than their heavier counterparts.
Models made with a carbon fibre frame are especially attractive because they are super light, stylish, and often significantly cheaper than you might expect when compared to heavier models with similar specs. Even with a lower price, these bikes can still deliver excellent performance, smooth ride quality, and enough battery capacity for daily use.
City bikes also tend to fall into the lightweight category. Built with comfort and efficiency in mind, they are perfect for city streets and short to medium trips. With their efficient motors, precise assistance, and accessible price, they are a great value choice for commuters and everyday riders.
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Lightweight models are excellent for portability, but they are not always the best option for everyone. Bikes with a little extra weight often include larger batteries, improved components, and suspension that provide a smoother ride and greater comfort over long distances.
It reduces a bicycle’s weight tremendously, makes it simple for you to navigate through corners, and in the end, is usually far more inexpensive to repair. However, an aluminium or steel frame could be a better choice for you in your practice of riding and your chosen landscape.
Weight for an e-bike is more important than many people understand. A lighter version is simpler to transport, store, and handle, ideal for day-to-day city commuting and daily use. Bikes with increased weight, though, might feature a large battery, stronger parts, or a full suspension, so they are capable of offering a bumpier ride, increased range, and increased stability on mixed terrain. It’s a trade-off between portability and peak performance.
