Guide and news about electric bikes

An electric bike slowly loses value as you use it, no matter what, but your maintenance and riding habits can make it depreciate faster or slower.

High mileage on an electric bike usually lowers the value, but battery health matters more, and e-Bikes with a lot of miles can still be sold.

Riese & Müller is known for expert German engineering and practicality, making them a popular trade-in option if you have one to sell for store credit. 

Get $100 extra on qualifying Aventon trade-ins this September. Help customers upgrade with Upway’s ReFrame program.

The Momentum Transcend E+ is a Class 3 urban electric bike that looks and feels like a cruiser while adding utility features and capability.

Canyon Spectral CF 9 e-Bike review, covering the Shimano motor, 900 Wh battery, mullet wheels, trail performance, and used-bike value on Upway.

The Giant Full E+ is a full-suspension Class 1 electric bike that includes a dual-suspension platform and a Yamaha-engineered motor.

The Giant Toughroad E+ is a Class 1 electric gravel bike with an adventure geometry that can take on smooth roads, rough gravel, and everything in between. 

Where are e-Bikes prohibited in the US? We cover sidewalks, highways, state parks, and the Class 3 restrictions that catch riders out.

Can you ride an e-Bike on hiking trails? We break down the rules across federal, state, and local land, and where e-Bikes are allowed.

Learn about Austin e-Bike laws in 2026, including Texas Class 1, 2, and 3 rules, trail access, and where you can legally ride.

Learn about Miami e-Bike laws in 2026, including Florida’s Class 1, 2, and 3 rules, the Rickenbacker Causeway crackdown, and where you can legally ride.