When we look at the great many e-bikes that go for less than $1500, or even less than $1000, we see some terrific e-bikes that do a terrific job of balancing quality while not forcing someone to empty their wallet.
As with most things in life, the e-bikes that look to be too good to be true invariably are. If a company is advertising an e-bike with a 1000W motor for $600, run, don't walk.
We've vetted these e-bikes with rides to test their range, their power and their braking. Put another way, these are the e-bikes we would refer our friends and family to if they said they needed to squeeze all the pennies.
Hopefully, using the words 'best' and 'cheap' together in the title clued you in to our purpose, which is to round up a number of e-bikes that won't break the bank, or out on the road.
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