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Price of the bike. This filter will account for any current sales.

Maximum distance the bike can travel in one charge, according to the manufacturer.

Weight of the bike, including the battery.

Maximum amount of weight that the bike is intended to carry.

Most e-bikes are intended for riders of a certain height range. This filter only includes bikes with a minimum height within the selected range.

Most e-bikes are intended for riders of a certain height range. This filter only includes bikes with a maximum height within the selected range.

In the U.S, E-bikes are divided into three regulatory classes: Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3. Class 1 E-bikes are pedal-assist only, with no throttle, and have a maximum assisted speed of 20mph. Class 2 E-bikes also have a maximum speed of 20mph, but are throttled-assisted. Class 3 E-bikes are pedal-assist only, with no throttle, and a maximum assisted speed of 28mph. Some bikes can be configured by the user to be different classes.

Refers to the type of frame of the E-bike. High-step frames - also known as 'step-over' frames are traditional frames with a top bar between the seat and handlebars. High-step design often allows for lighter construction. Step-through frames have no top bar - this makes it easier to mount/dismount the bike, but often requires a heavier construction. Mid-step frames are a 'compromise' between the two designs with a lower top bar. 'Moped' style E-bikes resemble a moped, often with a long, flat seat.