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Aventon's fat-tire model lands at $1,799 — the exact median price across our six-bike fat-tire lineup — from a brand built on dependable range and a clean ride rather than gimmicks.
The priciest of Aventon's four commuter models here, the Level 3 sits at $1,999 — one dollar under our free-shipping line — and is the brand's step-up pick over the Soltera.2 and Pace 500.3.
Aventon's standard-frame commuter at $1,299 — one of the most accessible bikes in our 33-model lineup — priced $500 under the comparable Lectric ONE.
The Lectric XP 3.0 is Lectric's step-up folding e-bike at $999 — $200 above its own XP Lite 2.0 sibling — from a brand built on affordable, dependable electric bikes.
At $1,999 — one dollar under our free-shipping threshold — the RadRover 6 Plus carries the recognition of one of electric biking's most established names into fat-tire terrain.
Rad Power Bikes' cargo-capable commuter at $1,999, built with a longer deck than the brand's own RadCity 5 Plus for extra flexibility.
At $649, the Razor MX650 (Ages 14+) tops the Razor MX lineup — the last accessible step before a teen moves up to a $3,199 mid-tier machine like the KTM SX-E 5.
The Sur-Ron Light Bee X is the original lightweight e-moto and the benchmark for aftermarket customization, priced at $4,400 as the entry point into the Sur-Ron lineup.
The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee is the mid-size platform that defined the modern e-moto segment, backed by a vast aftermarket, priced at $5,500.
79Bike puts its entire lineup behind one model, the Falcon Pro — a value-focused Sur-Ron alternative at $4,800 built to deliver real trail performance without flagship pricing.
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