Electric Bikes For Sale
Our range of electric bikes (or eBikes) are from leading European manufacturers and we hold a wide range of UK stock available for fast delivery.
With high performance, long range batteries, a range of mid or rear mounted motors, our electric bikes are sourced from the best European brands. Buying cheap costs more in the long run - so buy the best electric bike today!
eBikes For Sale
All of our electric bicycles are available on the Cycle to Work Scheme, with the potential to save up to 47%. We also offer 0% finance.
Don't forget our range of Electric Bike Helmets too!
To browse electric bikes based on feature or specification, please see the below categories:
Are Electric Bikes Good for the Environment?
Yes. Electric bikes make it easier for people to cycle, and the more people cycling means less people driving. Less people driving means less traffic, less emissions and frees up road space for essential traffic. Most urban commutes are less than 5 miles, which is easily achieved with an eBike.
While the battery does have a higher impact environmentally over not having one, the added bit of technology changes how people get around. The assistance gives riders more confidence on the road, making it easier to get up to speed. As a result they ride further and faster than they would otherwise would. The motor assistance also removes the need to be super fit to be able to ride long distances.
One common concern is around the environmental impact of batteries. Compared to a traditional, unassisted bike it is true that the battery increases the environmental footprint. However, that's only half the story. This isn't a case of Electric Bike vs Bicycle, but really eBike vs Car.
Many eBike owners have sold their car, fully replacing their commuting vehicle with an eBike. The lack of needing to negotiate with traffic makes it the same time, or even faster than driving (average speeds in city centres is less than 10mph).
So yes, electric bikes are good for the environment thanks to their impact on behaviours when commuting. It enables more people to ride, which translates into less traffic on the roads.
Battery Location
In recent years we've seen improvements in Battery technology, allowing for lighter batteries which will carry you further. These are more commonly integrated into the downtube in modern designs, with some models still placing them over the rear wheel. In-tube, "hidden" design offers better balance and weight distribution throughout the bike, and appears more like a standard bicycle at a glance.
Some batteries can also be easily removed from the bike for charging at home, work or while out on your ride. Cheaper models tend to be fixed and integrated into the frame, limiting the supply.
Motor Location
Electric bikes come with motors in three locations: Rear, Front or Mid. Rear mounted motors offer the most performance and natural riding style, due to being "pushed" from behind similar to a traditional bicycle. Front wheel motors tend to be lighter and "pull" you along, and are often found on folding bikes. The most common location is mid mounted, where the weight of the motor helps keep the bike balanced thanks to a low center of gravity.
Electric Bike Guides
Electric Bike vs Car
One of the most common reactions Electric Bikes get when people are browsing is “I could buy a car for that!”. How do the figures stack up?
Best Electric Bikes for Seniors: Step-Through Guide
No matter what your age is, cycling should be a pastime that is inclusive for everyone. If you’re a senior who is eager to start cycling, dutch style bikes or electric step through bikes can make for an ideal transportation choice and get you back out exploring with the family.
How to Charge an Electric Bike
Luckily, electric bikes can be charged mostly anywhere! All e-bikes use regular 3 pin plugs that are compatible with wall sockets, meaning their batteries can be charged while you’re on the go.
Can I ride my electric bike in the rain?
If you’re planning to purchase an E-bike soon or are just curious about their design, one of the first questions that’s probably crossed your mind is: can you ride an electric bike in the rain? In essence, yes you can!
Electric Bike vs Electric Moped
If you’re looking for a cost-effective method of commuting while avoiding public transport, eBikes and Mopeds are two appealing options. But which is best for you?
Why are electric bikes so expensive?
It’s hard to avoid the initial slight shock when you see an electric bike and the price. Before you get too carried away in shock, let us explain a little bit about why living with an electric bike is cheaper than you may think, and why the initial price is high.