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Updated October 21, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team

BikeBerry vs Buybestgear

BikeBerry scores 9.1 and Buybestgear 8.9 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
BikeBerry

BikeBerry

Higher score in this comparison

9.1/10
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Buybestgear

8.9/10
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Where BikeBerry and Buybestgear differ

BikeBerry vs Buybestgear
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Reference modelsGigaByke 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-ThruLankeleisi MG600 Plus 26in All-Terrain Fat E-Bike (960Wh); Vakole VT4 20in Foldable Compact Step-through E-bike (468Wh); CMACEWHEEL V20 20in Fat Bike 960Wh Full Suspension E-bike; Engwe L20 SE 20in Foldable Electric Bike 561Wh Trekking Step-through E-bike
Price from$399€799
Price up to$8,999€2,299
Nominal motor power (W)350250
Assist classUs class 2EU 25
Largest battery (Wh)2702,880Higher
Claimed range (km)48150Higher
Battery warranty0.5 years1 yearHigher
Money-back period30 daysHigher14 days
MarketsUSAT, BE, BG, HR, CZ, DK, EE, FI, FR, DE, GR, HU, IE, IT, LV, LI, NL, PL, PT, SK, SI, ES, SE
ThrottleYesNot confirmed
Lightest model (kg)16.5Not confirmed
Belt driveYesNot confirmed
Frame warranty1 yearNot confirmed

Same on both: Motor position (Hub), Sales model (Direct), Service network (Own), Finance (Yes).

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Key differences

  • BikeBerry scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 8.9.
  • Largest battery (Wh) is higher at Buybestgear: 2,880 vs 270.
  • Claimed range (km) is higher at Buybestgear: 150 vs 48.
  • Battery warranty is higher at Buybestgear: 1 year vs 0.5 years.
  • Money-back period is higher at BikeBerry: 30 days vs 14 days.
  • Support channels: only BikeBerry offers Phone.
  • Founded is lower at BikeBerry: 2007 vs 2021.
  • Buybestgear is available in 22 more countries.
  • Bike types: only BikeBerry offers Commuter.
  • Bike types: only Buybestgear offers Emtb, Hybrid, City.

Our verdict on each

BikeBerry

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.

Read the full BikeBerry review

Buybestgear

Buybestgear suits commuters who want fat, folding, cargo and step-through bikes under one online roof rather than a single model range. The priciest bike it sells is €2,299, and the Lankeleisi all-terrain fat bike is quoted at 150 km, with returns open for 14 days.

Read the full Buybestgear review

Score breakdown

BikeBerry vs Buybestgear
AreaBikeBerryBuybestgear
Cost9.0Entry price of $399 ranks near the front of 149 brands, and the cost score reads 9.9.2HigherEntry bikes cost €799, under the entry-price median €876.09 in the e-bike listings.
Offer8.9Motor position is hub and bike types cover commuter, folding and fat tire, with the offer score at 8.9.9.0HigherHydraulic and mechanical disc brakes are both listed, hydraulic disc and mechanical disc, and packs run to 2,880 Wh.
Trust9.4HigherFounded 2007 in US, returning 30 days and a 1 year frame warranty, trust scores 9.4.8.1A 1 year battery warranty, email, chat and help centre support and a 14-day return window sit behind the purchase.

Where they rank in our lists

BikeBerry vs Buybestgear
RankingBikeBerryBuybestgear
Commuter and city e-bikes65 of 14399 of 143
Folding e-bikes54 of 9073 of 90
Cargo e-bikes32 of 6949 of 69
Fat tire e-bikes54 of 9880 of 98
Cheap e-bikes51 of 8073 of 80
E-bike shops and refurbished e-bikes13 of 3415 of 34

Also worth a look

G-Force has largest battery (wh) at 3,120, against 270 for BikeBerry and 2,880 for Buybestgear.

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Every fact side by side

BikeBerry vs Buybestgear
FactBikeBerryBuybestgear
Bike typesCommuter, Folding, Fat tire, Step through, CargoFat tire, Folding, Emtb, Hybrid, Cargo, City, Road, Step through
Motor brandBafangNot confirmed
BrakesNot confirmedHydraulic disc, Mechanical disc
Legal entityBikeberry, Inc.EPINY TRADE LTD.
HeadquartersUnited StatesUnited Kingdom
Founded2007Lower2021
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Chat, Help centreCovers moreEmail, Chat, Help centre

E-bike shops

BikeBerry vs Buybestgear
FactBikeBerryBuybestgear
Shop typeRetailerRetailer
Brands stockedfrom 307
Refurbished stockNot confirmedNo

Where each stands against the rest

BikeBerry vs Buybestgear
FactBikeBerryBuybestgearMedian
Nominal motor power (W)350below the median250below the median425
Largest battery (Wh)270lowest quarter2,880highest quarter800.8
Claimed range (km)48lowest quarter150above the median138.5
Lightest model (kg)16.5lowest quarterNot confirmed25.7
Frame warranty1 yearbelow the medianNot confirmed2 years
Battery warranty0.5 yearslowest quarter1 yearat the median1 year

Median across 144 listed brands.

Pros and cons

BikeBerry

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.

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.

Buybestgear

Pros

  • Prices run €799 to €2,299 under one roof, so a buyer can start with a compact folder and step up to a high-capacity fat bike later without changing retailer.
  • One shop covers fat tire, folding and emtb frame styles, which lets a rider move between city, step-through, cargo and folding stock on the same account.
  • Finance is offered, and the 14-day money-back window gives time to ride the bike on a real commute before deciding.

Cons

  • The battery warranty is 1 year, short beside the 14-day return window and thin for riders who keep a bike for years.
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre, with no phone line in that list, so a fault on the road gets handled in writing or chat.
  • Refurbished bikes are not sold, so buyers hoping to pay less than €799 for a used bike have to look at another seller.

Who each suits

BikeBerry

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.

Buybestgear

Who it suits

  • Commuters who want a folding, city or step-through bike at the €799 entry price and are happy to sort questions by email or chat.
  • Riders on rough ground or with loads to carry, since the collection tops out at 2,880 Wh and includes fat-tire and cargo frames.
  • Shoppers inside the AT, BE and BG delivery list who want finance available at the product page.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Not for buyers who only want folding, cargo and commuter frames: Tern lists cargo, commuter and folding, with no fat-tire or road styles in that range.
  • Not for riders after a maker's city and electric mountain line rather than a multi-brand shop: Kalkhoff lists city, hybrid and step through, so folding and fat-tire options are thin.
  • Not for fat-tire shoppers comparing another seller's mix: HK BEIRUI TRADE CO. lists commuter, folding and fat tire, the nearest match elsewhere.

Current offers

Buybestgear

Current offer

  • Discount code

    2% off for new customers with code BBGNEW: 2% off

    Newsletter subscribers receive the code BBGNEW for a 2% discount on the first order

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

BikeBerry vs Buybestgear
CountryBikeBerryBuybestgear
AustriaNoYes
BelgiumNoYes
BulgariaNoYes
CroatiaNoYes
CzechiaNoYes
DenmarkNoYes
EstoniaNoYes
FinlandNoYes

8 of 24 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

BikeBerry

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.

Buybestgear

How much does an e-bike cost at Buybestgear?+

Entry bikes start at €799 and the top of the collection is €2,299. That spread covers small folders as well as high-capacity fat bikes, so the entry point sits low while the ceiling stays well under the most expensive listings. Finance is offered, so the higher end can be spread over time rather than paid in one go.

How long do I have to return a bike?+

The money-back period is 14 days, enough for a first ride, a full charge cycle and a few commutes before a decision. Support runs on email, chat and help centre, so questions about fit, delivery and range can be raised while the window is still open. A buyer unsure about frame size can use that time to settle it.

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