E-Bike Specialist

E-road bikes have an e-drive system that boosts your own power so you can ride faster, climb with ease, and cover more distance. They’re designed for riding on pavement but many models are also great on mixed surfaces.

When you’re piloting an electric road bike, it feels like the wind is always at your back and hills just melt away. Plus, every time you hop in the saddle you know your ride will be great.

Electric mountain bikes are everything you already love about trail riding, but more of it. More speed. More power. More distance. More terrain. But Rail’s even more than that—it’s an electric mountain bike that gives you a more engaging relationship with the trail.

Electric-assist mountain bikes amplify your pedaling power while amplifying the amount of fun you’ll have on the trail. Go farther, go faster, and go more places on an e-MTB. These are the e-bikes that let you enjoy more of everything that makes mountain biking great.

Electric folding bicycles are sprouting up on city streets, on trains and busses, and in office buildings and apartment hallways for a good reason. It’s hard to beat the convenience of a bike that origamis down to fit under your desk—but can also make your commute faster and less taxing. More and more companies are hustling to create the ultimate mini-commuter machine. Here’s what to look for when you want a compact bike for multimodal travel days or storing in an apartment—and also have a long commute.

Comfortable Ride

High-volume tires allow you to run low tire pressures, and low tire pressures typically beget a more comfortable ride. Fat bike tires take that notion to the extreme. Whereas you might run 60+ psi for a road bike, 40+ psi for a hybrid, and 20+ psi for a mountain bike, fat bikes allow you to ride with as little as 5 to 10 psi in your tires. You’ll want to add pressure for pavement and remove air for off-road riding, but the overall decrease in tire pressure allows the tires to compress over bumps, smoothing out the ride for you.

Another benefit of big tires and low tire pressures is off-road ability. Fat tire e-bikes can traverse snow, sand, mud, and some mountain bike trails, depending on trail difficulty and your own handling skills, of course. With slightly higher tire pressure, they work well on pavement, too, using the big tires as suspension to smooth out bumpy pavement.

Electric bikes amplify your pedaling power and your ability to do and see more. Vintage e-bikes make more possible. They’re quick and smooth, with predictable, easy-to-control power and a long-lasting removable battery that recharges at any household outlet.