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buymoreway review

Updated September 30, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

BuyMoreWay is a direct retailer covering commuter, city, step-through, folding, fat-tire and cargo e-bikes, so it suits households shopping several body types at once. The entry price of €599 sits below the site's typical €876.09, with a money-back period of 30 days to judge the ride.

Key facts

Best for
One online shop covering city, folding, fat-tire and cargo formats at entry prices below the site's median.
Reference models
ENGWE Engine Pro 2.0, HillMiles MileCity 1, ENGWE L20 Boost, ENGWE LE20↗
Price from
€599↗
Price up to
€2,199↗
Motor position
Hub↗
Nominal motor power (W)
250 to 1,000↗
Assist class
EU 25↗
Largest battery (Wh)
786↗
Removable battery
Yes↗
Claimed range (km)
350↗
Lightest model (kg)
26.85↗
Maximum payload (kg)
150↗
Sales model
Direct↗
Service network
Partner↗
Money-back period
30 days↗
Finance
Yes↗
Markets
DK, ES, IE, NL, PT, LT, HU, SK, RO, FI, BG, HR, AT, IT, SE, FR, CZ, BE, PL, EE, GR, DE, LU, LV, SI, GB, US↗
Founded
2024↗
Support channels
Email↗
Bike types
Commuter, City, Step through, Folding, Fat tire, Cargo
Brakes
Hydraulic disc
Certifications
En 15194
Official website
buymoreway.com

E-bike shops

Shop type
Retailer↗
Refurbished stock
No↗
Return shipping
€200↗

Facts checked September 30, 2026, 9 sources

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Entry at €599 is below the site's typical starting price of €876.09, and the top of the range is €2,199.
  • Batteries reach 786 Wh against a claimed range of 350 km, and the battery is removable on the range.
  • The catalogue spans commuter, city, step-through, folding, fat-tire and cargo, wider than Tern at cargo, commuter and folding and HK Beirui Trade Co. at commuter, folding and fat tire.
  • Listed payloads reach 150 kg, and a money-back period of 30 days lets a buyer judge the ride at home.

Cons

  • Support runs on email only, so a sizing question or a fault report has to travel in writing.
  • Return shipping is charged at €200, a sizeable cost against an entry bike priced at €599.
  • Repairs go through partner workshops rather than an in-house bench, and refurbished stock is not offered.
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Who it suits

  • Riders buying for a household with mixed needs, since commuter, folding, fat-tire and cargo all sit in one range, wider than the Tern mix at cargo, commuter and folding.
  • Buyers in the UK and EU who can live with written support and a charge for return shipping.
  • Shoppers who want a removable battery and instalment finance without visiting a workshop.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone set on a single-brand cargo or folding bike, since Tern at cargo, commuter and folding builds its own rather than reselling several formats.
  • Riders who want a phone line or live chat, because support runs on email only.
  • Buyers after an e-mtb or a hybrid: Kalkhoff at city, hybrid and step through covers trail-capable formats, while the BuyMoreWay range is commuter, city and step through.

What it does well

Battery capacity tops out at 786 Wh, and the claimed range is 350 km. The battery is removable, so charging does not depend on a socket near where the bike is parked. The lightest machine listed weighs 26.85 kg, which matters on stairs and on a platform, while the largest payload across the range is 150 kg for shopping and deliveries. Instalment finance is offered, and a money-back period of 30 days gives room to judge the bike after it arrives.

Where it sits among rivals

BuyMoreWay sits toward the cheaper end of the field on entry price, at 34 of 149 brands compared. The top of the range is closer to the middle, at 72 of 145 brands. The pattern is the familiar one for direct online retail: a low price to get a shopper through the door, with the money taken on the larger bikes. A buyer aiming at the upper end will find cheaper rivals and dearer ones in the same row.

Pricing

The entry price is €599 and the range runs up to €2,199. The reference models behind those figures span several frame formats rather than a single bike in several sizes, with ENGWE and HillMiles bikes at both ends of the list. The gap between the two ends is wide, so €599 is the floor for the whole catalogue rather than the price of a typical bike within it.

Who runs it

The company was founded in 2024, so its trading history is short next to names that have been established for decades. Contact runs on email alone, which means every question and every fault report goes in writing rather than down a phone line. That works for an online order, and works less well for a rider who wants a conversation while a fault is sorted out or who expects a long parts record.

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Where buymoreway is available

Available
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

What does a bike cost at the entry point and at the top of the range?+

The range opens with the entry ENGWE at €599 and closes at €2,199. Both figures cover the bike itself, sold direct by a retailer rather than through a dealer network, so the outlay at the door is the whole figure. Treat the entry point as the floor for the catalogue rather than the price of a typical bike within it.

Can I spread the cost rather than paying in one go?+

Finance is offered as an instalment payment option, so a bike at €599 can be paid down over a period rather than in a single transfer. Nothing in the arrangement is a membership: the instalments settle the purchase price, and there is no renewal to cancel once the last payment clears.

How far does a full charge go, and how big is the battery?+

The claimed range is 350 km, and the largest battery across the listed bikes is 786 Wh. The battery is removable, so charging indoors or swapping in a second pack does not mean moving the bike. Distance actually covered depends on load, hills and assist level.

What does returning a bike cost, and how long do I have?+

The money-back period is 30 days from delivery, and return shipping is set at €200 rather than being covered. Against an entry bike at €599 that freight is a large slice of the purchase, so the decision to keep has to be made on the first ride rather than after a disappointing one.

Which countries do they deliver to?+

Shipping covers DK, ES and IE, a broad European list that includes the United Kingdom and Ireland alongside the continental markets, plus the United States. Orders outside that list sit outside the stated delivery area, and road legality still depends on the assist class of the individual bike once it reaches the destination country.

How do I get help once the bike has arrived?+

Support runs on email, so questions and fault reports are handled in writing. Servicing is not carried out in-house: partner workshops do the repairs, which means the nearest mechanic is a local one rather than a firm run by the seller. Riders who expect to pick up a phone will find that slower.

Which kinds of bike are in the range?+

The catalogue is broad for a single online seller: commuter, city and step through. A folding bike and a cargo bike sit alongside commuter and city models, so a household with mixed needs can order from one place. Kalkhoff at city, hybrid and step through is the narrower, single-brand route when a trail-capable e-mtb matters more than a cargo frame.

What assist class and safety certification do the bikes meet?+

The listed models sit in the EU 25 assist class, and at least one listed bike carries en 15194 certification. Both points matter in the UK and EU markets, where the assist class and the safety certification decide which rules a bike must meet before it can be ridden on the road.

Sources

Compiled from 9 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Motor brand.

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buymoreway

One online shop covering city, folding, fat-tire and cargo formats at entry prices below the site's median.

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