BikeBerry review
Updated September 30, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
Bikeberry suits commuters who want many e-bike shapes under a single roof at a low entry price, and it falls short for anyone after a single maker's engineering or a mid-motor drive. It scores 9.1 here, with the range opening at $399.
Key facts
- Best for
- US buyers after a hub-motor e-bike across commuter, folding, fat-tire, step-through and cargo shapes at the low end of the price list.
- Reference models
- GigaByke 500W Swift; Go Power 350W GOBLITZ 18Ah Fold Compact; Nakto 500W Camel 2 Step-Thru 10Ah Cruise; Bakcou 1500W 48V MAV3 Mid Drive Fat Tire Step-Thru↗
- Price from
- $399↗
- Price up to
- $8,999↗
- Motor position
- Hub↗
- Nominal motor power (W)
- 350↗
- Assist class
- Us class 2↗
- Throttle
- Yes↗
- Largest battery (Wh)
- 270↗
- Claimed range (km)
- 48↗
- Lightest model (kg)
- 16.5↗
- Belt drive
- Yes↗
- Frame warranty
- 1 year↗
- Battery warranty
- 0.5 years↗
- Sales model
- Direct↗
- Service network
- Own↗
- Money-back period
- 30 days↗
- Finance
- Yes↗
- Markets
- US↗
- Legal entity
- Bikeberry, Inc.↗
- Headquarters
- United States↗
- Founded
- 2007↗
- Support channels
- Email, Phone, Chat, Help-centre↗
- Bike types
- Commuter, Folding, Fat tire, Step through, Cargo
- Motor brand
- Bafang
- Official website
- bikeberry.com
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- X
Pros and cons
Pros
- A single seller covers commuter, folding and fat tire, so several body styles can be compared in one place.
- Finance is a yes on the range, which puts the $399 entry point and the $8,999 top of the range within a monthly budget.
- A 30 day return window sits alongside a 1 year frame warranty.
- Support runs on email, phone and chat, so help is available by phone, email, chat or the help centre.
- Throttle and belt drive both read yes on the featured bike, so the drivetrain needs no chain and the motor can be ridden without pedalling.
Cons
- The frame warranty runs 1 year and the battery 0.5 years, the thinnest part of the package to read closely.
- The 350 W nominal rating sits below the 500 W median across the site, on a bafang motor in a hub position.
- Claimed range is 48 km and the largest pack is 270 Wh, light for loaded hills and long routes against the 436.7 Wh site median.
- Delivery covers a single market, US, so riders elsewhere have to buy from a local seller.
Who it suits
- US riders who want a folding, step-through, fat-tire or cargo e-bike from a single seller and can live with a short warranty.
- Buyers on a budget who value the $399 entry point and hub-motor simplicity over mid-drive refinement.
- People who want throttle and belt drive options within a single catalogue.
Who should look elsewhere
- Not for riders who want one maker's engineering: Kalkhoff builds city, hybrid and step through under a single brand rather than reselling labels.
- Not for cargo-first riders: Tern concentrates on cargo, commuter and folding and treats the load as the main use.
- Not for anyone who needs eMTB geometry: HK BEIRUI TRADE CO. lists commuter, folding and fat tire, which adds eMTB frames to the shapes carried here.
Plans and prices
Bikeberry's electric bikes start at $399 and the dearest reach $8,999. Both figures are purchase prices rather than an opening rate that renews higher later, so the entry number is the number to budget from. The spread between the two ends is the thing to plan around: the low end suits a first e-bike or a short town commute, while the top of the range is where the bigger cargo and high-power machines sit. Nothing between those ends needs a second seller, which is where a single-shop comparison pays off.
How it compares on our data
On our data Bikeberry sits 12 of 149 brands on entry price, which is where a low starting figure lands. The other end reads 133 of 145 on the highest price. The distance between those two positions is the shape of the catalogue. A low entry price paired with a high ceiling means Bikeberry covers both ends of the market instead of holding to a single price band, so a reader comparing on entry price alone understates what is here. A buyer after a small folding bike and a buyer after a loaded cargo machine are both covered, which is unusual among the brands we track.
Core features
On the featured bike the throttle reads yes and belt drive reads yes, so the drivetrain needs no chain and the motor can be ridden without pedalling. Claimed range is 48 km and the largest battery in the range is 270 Wh, which leaves little headroom for long routes or loaded hills. The lightest bike starts at 16.5 kg, a weight that matters when the bike goes up a stair or into a car. Cover is 1 year on the frame and 0.5 years on the battery, the thinnest part of the package. Returns run 30 days and finance is a yes, so a higher ticket can be spread over time instead of paid in one go.
The company behind it
The seller is Bikeberry, Inc., based in the United States and trading since 2007. That length of trading matters in a category where plenty of importers come and go, because a warranty is only worth the company standing behind it. Support runs on email, phone and chat, so a question about an order or a fault has phone, email, chat or a help centre to choose from. Bikeberry is a retailer rather than a maker, so the badge on the frame is often another company's, which is worth checking against what the listing says.
How BikeBerry compares
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Where BikeBerry is available
- Available
- United States
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Bikeberry e-bike cost?+
Prices open at $399 and the range runs to $8,999 at the top. Bikes are sold outright, so those are the amounts you pay at purchase rather than an opening rate that renews higher. The gap between the two ends is wide, so the budget decides whether you look at small folding models or the loaded cargo and high-power machines.
What kinds of e-bike does Bikeberry sell?+
The range covers commuter, folding and fat tire, putting commuter, folding, fat-tire, step-through and cargo shapes under a single seller. That lets a rider compare frame styles in a single place instead of visiting separate brands. The shop stocks from 30 brands, so the badge on the frame is often another maker's, which is worth checking before you commit.
Who is behind Bikeberry and how long has it traded?+
The seller is Bikeberry, Inc., based in the United States and trading since 2007. That length of trading matters in a category where plenty of importers come and go, because a warranty is only worth the company standing behind it. Servicing is handled by Bikeberry itself under a own network, so a fault goes to the company that sold the bike.
What does the warranty cover on a Bikeberry bike?+
The frame carries 1 year of cover and the battery 0.5 years. That is the part of the package to read closely, because the battery is the component most likely to age first and it has the least cover behind it. Riders keeping a bike for many years should weigh that against the entry price before buying.
Can I return a Bikeberry bike if it does not suit me?+
Returns run for 30 days, which gives time to ride the bike, try the assist and the brakes and confirm the thing suits the commute before the money is committed. Past that point the order stands, so a test ride on familiar roads is worth more than a quick delivery.
Which motor and assist class do the bikes use?+
The featured bike runs a bafang motor in a hub position, rated 350 W nominal, with a us class 2 assist class. The throttle is listed as a yes, so the motor can be used without pedalling on a pull away from lights. Hub motors are the common choice in this price band, so the setup is mainstream rather than high specification.
How far does the battery go on a single charge?+
Claimed range on the featured bike is 48 km and the largest battery in the range is 270 Wh. Those two figures describe the short end of the range, which suits a town commute or a mixed surface route. Long rides with loads on hills are where a bigger pack would be wanted, so check the pack size on the specific model.
Can I pay for a bike in instalments?+
Finance is listed as a yes, so the $399 entry bike and the larger machines can be spread over time rather than paid in a single sum. Work the instalment against the $8,999 top of the range, which is where a long repayment bites hardest. The return window still applies and is the same length whatever is financed.
Does Bikeberry deliver outside the US?+
Delivery covers a single market, US, so the promise is straightforward for domestic buyers and there is no international route to weigh. Riders ordering from another country need a local seller instead. Help runs on email, phone and chat, so questions about an order are handled by the company that ships it.
Sources
- bikeberry.com checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Brands stocked, Founded, Shop type, Support channels
“With over 200 e-bikes to choose from from over 30 different manufactures”
- bikeberry.com/collections/electric-bikes checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Bike types, Reference models
“Frame Style: Cruising, Fat Tire, Mountain, Comfort, Folding, Commuting, Scooter, Step-Thru, Trikes, Cargo”
- bikeberry.com/collections/electric-bikes checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Price from
“Go Power 350W GOBLITZ 18Ah Fold Compact Electric Bike - Sale price$399.00”
- bikeberry.com/collections/electric-bikes checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Motor brand, Price up to
“Bakcou Mule Step-Through Bafang Ultra Fat Tire Hunting Electric Bike”
- bikeberry.com/pages/returns-policy checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Money-back period
“allows returns on products that are in new condition and are returned in the original packaging 30 days from the date of delivery”
- bikeberry.com/pages/shipping-policy checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Markets, Sales model
“Free shipping is valid in all 48 contiguous states, but not valid in Alaska, Hawaii, and all other US Territories including Guam, American Samoa, Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.”
- bikeberry.com/pages/terms-of-use checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, Legal entity
“This Application is provided by: Bikeberry, Inc. 201 E Center St. Suite 112 #3388 Anaheim, CA 92805”
- bikeberry.com/pages/warranty-policy checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Battery warranty, Frame warranty
“All bicycles and unicycles come with a 1 year warranty on frame failure and 6 month warranty on parts against any manufacture defects.”
- bikeberry.com/products/gigabyke-500w-swift-electric-bike checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Assist class, Largest battery (Wh), Belt drive, Claimed range (km), Finance, Motor position, Nominal motor power (W), Service network, Throttle, Lightest model (kg)
“Drive Mode: Class II: Throttle Pedal Assist”
Compiled from 9 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
BikeBerry
US buyers after a hub-motor e-bike across commuter, folding, fat-tire, step-through and cargo shapes at the low end of the price list.