Electric bikes and trikes for how Americans actually ride
Commuter, fat-tire, folding, step-through, cargo, mountain, cruiser and trike models — filtered by motor, battery, range and frame so you can find the right bike instead of scrolling through a hundred of them.
Shop by category
Every model is grouped by riding style, then filtered by the specifications that actually change how a bike feels.
Commuter Electric Bikes
Upright, practical bikes with lighting, fenders and racks for the trip you take every day.
All-terrainFat-Tire and All-Terrain
Oversized tires for gravel, sand, trails and loose winter surfaces.
CompactFolding Electric Bikes
Fold to roughly half their size for apartments, car trunks, RVs and transit.
Easy accessStep-Through Electric Bikes
Low frames that make mounting, dismounting and stopping in traffic easier.
UtilityCargo and Utility Bikes
Reinforced frames and high payloads for kids, groceries, tools and deliveries.
TrailElectric Mountain Bikes
Suspension, grip and torque for singletrack, fire roads and sustained climbs.
ComfortCruiser Electric Bikes
Swept bars, wide saddles and a relaxed position for unhurried rides.
Three wheelsElectric Trikes
Stable at a standstill, with real cargo capacity between the rear wheels.
Parts and gearAccessories and Parts
Batteries, helmets, racks, locks, lights, tires, tubes, brake pads and winter gear.
Shop by need
Tell us what the bike has to do and we will point you at the right group of models.
New in the range
A selection from our 160-bike catalogue. Best-seller rankings appear here once real order data exists — we do not publish invented rankings.
SeasonalWinter-ready fat-tire bikes
Wide tires, hydraulic brakes, integrated lighting and full fenders, plus cold-weather battery guidance. Wide tires improve traction on snow and loose ground — they do not make riding on ice safe.
Small spacesFolding bikes for apartments and RVs
Compare folded dimensions and weight before you buy, so the bike fits the closet, trunk or storage bay you actually have.
EverydayThe commuter collection
Built around round-trip range, predictable braking and hardware that survives being ridden five days a week in all weather.
FamilyCargo and family bikes
Longtail and front-load layouts with published payload limits, approved child-seat information and upgraded braking.
Electric trikes for stability and load carrying
A trike stays upright at a standstill, which makes starting, stopping and loading much easier if balance, joint pain or a heavy load is the reason you stopped cycling. The rear basket carries shopping, tools or a crate without towing a trailer.
Trikes handle differently from two-wheelers, particularly in corners and on cambered roads. Each product page states the payload limit, turning behaviour and assembly requirement exactly as the manufacturer supplies them.
Browse electric trikesWhy choose Ray Electric Bikes
We would rather leave a field blank than fill it with a guess.
Verified specifications
Every specification comes from supplier documentation. Unconfirmed values are left blank, never estimated.
Honest pricing
Sale prices only when an item is genuinely reduced. No permanent “sale” pricing, fake timers or invented stock warnings.
Real people to talk to
Phone and email support during published hours, plus a per-product inquiry form if you need a detail confirmed.
Clear policies
Shipping, returns, warranty, cancellation and payment terms are published in full and linked from every page.
Compare bikes side by side
Put up to four models next to each other and compare motor, battery, range, brakes, weight, payload and class in one table.
ToolNeed help choosing a bike?
Answer a few questions about your route, storage and budget and get a short list instead of a whole catalogue.
PaymentFinancing information
Pay over time through an approved third-party provider. Terms and approval are set by the provider.
GuideElectric bike buying guide
Motors, batteries, classes, brakes and frame fit explained in plain English before you spend money.
Customer reviews
Reviews are collected from verified purchasers in this store only.
Shop by brand
Nine brand groups, 160 bikes, all sold new with the manufacturer warranty that applies to the model.
Accessories and replacement parts
Batteries, chargers, helmets, racks, lights, tires, winter gear and workshop tools.
Buying guides and education
Practical reading before and after your purchase.
Electric bike buying guide
How to read motor, battery and range figures and match them to your actual route.
Electric bike safety
Helmets, visibility, braking distances, riding in traffic and cold or wet conditions.
Battery care and charging
Charging habits, storage temperatures and winter handling that extend battery life.
Assembly and maintenance
What arrives assembled, what you need to check, and a simple service schedule.
E-bike laws by state
How the three-class system works and why local rules still decide where you can ride.
Frequently asked questions
Ordering, delivery, returns, warranty, parts fitment and support.
Get new models, restocks and genuine price drops
Occasional email about new arrivals, real reductions and seasonal riding advice. No fake urgency, and you can unsubscribe from any message.
Common questions
What is the difference between Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes?
Class 1 bikes provide pedal assist only and stop assisting at 20 mph. Class 2 bikes add a throttle that can propel the bike without pedaling, also limited to 20 mph. Class 3 bikes are pedal assist up to 28 mph and often have no throttle or a throttle limited to 20 mph. Which classes you may ride, and where, is set by state and local law. See our E-Bike Laws by State page.
How much range will I actually get?
Manufacturer range figures are measured under favorable conditions. Real-world range depends on rider and cargo weight, terrain, wind, temperature, tire pressure and which assist level you use. A practical planning rule is to take the claimed figure and assume you will see meaningfully less on hilly routes, in cold weather, or when riding at higher assist levels. We publish the manufacturer’s claimed range and do not add our own estimate.
Do you ship across the United States?
We ship within the United States. Available shipping methods, charges and dispatch information are shown at checkout and on each product page. See our Shipping Policy for full details.
Is financing available?
Financing is offered through an approved third-party provider. Terms, approval and eligibility are decided by that provider, not by Ray Electric Bikes. See our Financing Information page.
How much assembly is required?
Assembly requirements vary by model and are listed on each product page using the manufacturer’s own description. Trikes and cargo bikes are more involved than standard bicycles. You can request an assembly quote from any product page if you would prefer professional setup.
Can I speak to someone before ordering?
Yes. Every product page has a “Contact Us About This Bike” button and a request-more-information form, and you can reach our support team by phone or email during published business hours.