Cybervelo E-Bike Lineup Ranked by Power, Range and Ride Feel

Best for
Riders wanting easy step-through with punch

The Cybervelo 1500W Motor Peak Electric Bike uses a 1000W brushless motor that peaks at 1500W, with 82 N·m of maximum torque and a listed top speed of 25 MPH. That torque figure is where the fun is: it helps the bike launch from a stop and pull up hills without much effort from your legs. The 48V 20Ah removable battery is claimed to deliver 50 to 80 miles with pedal assist, and the listing mentions IP54 water resistance.

The step-through frame makes getting on and off easy, which matters on a heavy fat tire bike, and an adjustable handlebar and wide seat help riders of different heights find a comfortable position. The 20 x 4.0 inch fat tires add grip and cushion. The features describe front suspension, while the specifications list dual suspension, so confirm which you are getting. Dual disc brakes, an LCD display and seven speeds round it out, and the frame is high carbon steel.

In the box you get the battery, charger, pump, tool kit and manual, and the bike arrives about 90% assembled. Cybervelo lists a one-year warranty on the motor and battery. This bike suits riders who want real acceleration without a tall top tube. It gives way to the 2000W model if you want more speed and a larger wheel.

• 1000W motor, 1500W peak, 82 N·m
• 48V 20Ah removable battery, 50 to 80 mile claim
• 25 MPH listed top speed
• Step-through frame, 20 x 4.0 inch fat tires

Best for
Commuters who need to fold and store

The Cybervelo 750W Folding Electric Bike is built for riders who need to put the bike away. Its foldable frame fits a closet, an elevator or a car trunk more easily than a full-size bike. A 750W brushless motor with seven-speed transmission handles hills, and the 48V 20.8Ah removable battery is claimed to provide up to 80 miles. The title also mentions a 50Ah option, which the features never explain, so check which battery the listing variant includes.

The bike offers three class modes and five levels of pedal assist, displayed on a smart LCD with a charging port that shows real-time speed and other ride data. The 20-inch fat tires are described as anti-slip and puncture-proof, suited to roads, snow, beach and rough paths. Braking uses front and rear disc brakes plus an EABS power-off brake that cuts motor power when you brake. Suspension is front only, and the frame is high carbon steel.

The listing does not specify a top speed, and the motor rating is not described as peak or continuous. It suits commuters and apartment dwellers who value storage over raw speed. It gives way to the 1500W step-through for stronger acceleration. Keeping fat tires at the right pressure makes a big difference to range, and a portable tire inflator makes that easy at home.

Best for
Relaxed cruising on full-size wheels

The Cybervelo 750W Peak Electric Bike is the calmest bike in the lineup. It pairs a 750W peak brushless motor with seven speeds and a top speed of up to 20 MPH. Its 26-inch wheels roll over cracks and small bumps more smoothly than 20-inch wheels, giving a more traditional bicycle feel for commuting, beach paths and light trails.

Comfort comes from adjustable front suspension with two fork spring shock absorbers, a shock-absorbing saddle and puncture-resistant tires. The water-resistant color LCD shows speed, battery, assist level and mileage, and the bike offers pure electric, pedal assist and classic bike modes with five assist levels. The listing includes fenders, a headlight, adjustable handlebars and seat, dual disc brakes and a twist grip shifter.

Be careful with the range claims. The features say both 80+ and 75+ miles, while the specifications list a 10,400 mAh battery with no voltage given, which is much smaller than the 20Ah packs on the other bikes. The listing does not specify whether the battery matches the others, so expect shorter range. It suits relaxed riders who want a full-size bike for everyday errands.

• 750W peak motor, up to 20 MPH
• 26-inch wheels with fenders and headlight
• Front fork and saddle shock absorption

Best for
Thrill seekers and heavier riders

The Cybervelo Electric Bike with 2000W Peak Motor is the thrill machine. The title promises 2000W peak, 36 MPH, 110 N·m, a 48V 25Ah battery and 100 miles. It rides on 26 x 4 inch fat tires for traction on sand, snow and pavement, and the frame and front suspension are rated to carry up to 400 pounds, the highest load rating here.

It adds a full lighting suite with headlight, brake light and turn signals, plus disc brakes that Cybervelo says stop the bike in two seconds. Seven speeds and pedal assist let you move from a 10 mph cruise to a 30 mph run. For long sessions and bigger riders, that combination of power, big tires and load capacity is what sets it apart.

This listing has the most contradictions, and they matter. The features describe an 1800W peak motor with 85 N·m, not 2000W and 110 N·m. Speeds are given as 36 MPH, over 30 mph and up to 30 MPH. The battery is described as 48V 25Ah, but the specifications list 499.2 watt-hours, which is closer to a 48V 10.4Ah pack. Assist levels appear as both 4 and 5, and suspension as front and dual. Confirm these with the seller. Also check local rules, since speeds above typical e-bike class limits may restrict where you can ride.

• 2000W peak per the title
• 26 x 4 inch fat tires, 400 lb load
• Headlight, brake light and turn signals
• Seven speeds with pedal assist