Ride1Up Roadster V3 vs Roadster V2 — What’s Changed & Should You Upgrade?
Note: The Roadster V2 is no longer sold new by Ride1Up, but many riders still own one — and it remains popular on the used market. This comparison is aimed primarily at current V2 owners and riders deciding whether the V3 is worth the upgrade. This is not a review
Velotric Discover 2: What’s New Compared to the Original Discover 1? (2026 Guide)
Velotric’s Discover series has long been a cornerstone of the brand’s commuter lineup, praised for its comfort-first design, UL-certified safety, and everyday usability. When the original Discover 1 launched, it helped solidify Velotric’s reputation in the mid-range commuter ebike market—offering a polished alternative to budget direct-to-consumer models without climbing into
How to Choose the Right Lectric Model for You — A Complete Buyer’s Guide
With the recent demise of Rad Power Bikes, Lectric is now the most visible ebike brand in the US — not just for their products, but for what the company represents. Founders Levi Conlow and Robby Deziel have built more than an ebike manufacturer; they’ve created a brand with a
Tern GSD / HSD Series Deep Dive: Cargo Capabilities Explained
Tern has built its reputation on engineering-first design in the electric cargo bike market—prioritizing structural integrity and safety over flashy motors or oversized frames. That approach comes through most clearly in two distinct cargo platforms: the Tern GSD and Tern HSD. Both share Tern’s commitment to durability and modularity, but
Velotric Ebike Spotlight- Is This The Hottest New Brand of 2026?
Over the last few years Velotric has gone from “interesting DTC startup” to a serious player in the mid-range ebike market. In 2025 they crossed a major distribution milestone — surpassing 1,200 dealer partners across 49 U.S. states — a sign that Velotric is transitioning from purely online sales to
Blix Vika X vs Affordable Amazon Folding Ebikes: Is It Worth the Upgrade?
Folding electric bikes are one of the fastest-growing segments in the ebike market — and for good reason. They solve problems that traditional ebikes often can’t. If you live in an apartment, store your bike indoors, commute using public transportation, or simply need something compact for limited space, a folding