myebikes review
Updated September 30, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
myebikes suits German riders who want a belt drive commuter or city e-bike with a removable battery, bought direct rather than through a dealer. Entry sits at €914.11 for a claimed range of 160 km, and the frame carries a 2 years warranty.
Key facts
- Best for
- Direct-sale commuters in Germany who want belt drive and a removable battery.
- Reference models
- REX Commuter S, REX Commuter+, Rabeneick Comfort, REX Carbon↗
- Price from
- €914.11↗
- Price up to
- €2,440.23↗
- Motor position
- Mid↗
- Nominal motor power (W)
- 250↗
- Assist class
- EU 25↗
- Largest battery (Wh)
- 625↗
- Removable battery
- Yes↗
- Claimed range (km)
- 160↗
- Lightest model (kg)
- 16↗
- Belt drive
- Yes↗
- Frame warranty
- 2 years↗
- Sales model
- Direct↗
- Money-back period
- 14 days↗
- Markets
- DE↗
- Legal entity
- myebikes.com GmbH↗
- Headquarters
- Germany↗
- Support channels
- Email, Phone, Help-centre↗
- Bike types
- Commuter, City, Hybrid, Emtb
- Motor brand
- Bosch, Shimano
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc
- Official website
- myebikes.com
Facts checked September 30, 2026, 3 sources
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- Trustpilot
Pros and cons
Pros
- Mid-drive units from bosch and shimano rated at 250 W, set against a hub motor majority of 76%
- Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so email, phone and a help centre cover most questions
- A 14 days money back window sits alongside a 2 years frame warranty
- Hydraulic disc brakes throughout, matching the most common brake type on the site at 74.7%
- The lightest bike starts at 16 kg, manageable for stairs and rear racks
Cons
- The range covers commuter, city and hybrid, and step-through, folding and cargo formats are not among them, so Tern fits those shapes better
- Nominal power of 250 W sits at the lower edge against a site median of 500 W
- Live chat and community forums are not among email, phone and help centre, which cover email, phone and a help centre
- Prices run €914.11 to €2,440.23, and the top of that band outruns the site median of €2,299
Who it suits
- Riders in DE who want a belt drive commuter bought direct, with no dealer visit
- People who need to carry the battery indoors, since it is removable
- Commuters on tarmac who are happy with 250 W rather than trail power
Who should look elsewhere
- Riders based outside DE, since sales and support sit in a single market
- Cargo and folding buyers, who should look at Tern, whose cargo, commuter and folding cover those formats
- Step-through shoppers, who get more choice at Kalkhoff under city, hybrid and step through
Core features
The line is built around a few consistent choices. Belt drive is fitted as standard, so the drive side carries no chain to clean, oil or stretch, which suits riders who keep the bike indoors and want little upkeep. The battery is removable, so it can be carried to a socket rather than charged where the frame stands. The largest battery in the range is 625 Wh, paired with a claimed range of 160 km. The lightest bike starts at 16 kg, a workable figure for stairs and rear racks. Buyers also get a 2 years frame warranty and a 14 days money back window, so an early return does not end the relationship on a bad note.
Plans and prices
Prices sit in a single band rather than a set of tiers. The entry point is €914.11 on the REX Commuter S, and the top of the range is €2,440.23 on the REX Carbon, with the Rabeneick Comfort in between. A buyer takes the model wanted at its published figure, so the amount paid at entry is the amount paid at renewal, with no yearly charge to plan for. Sales run direct rather than through dealers, so no dealer margin sits between the listed figure and the invoice. The gap between the two ends is wide, so the model chosen matters as much as the brand: a shopper with a fixed budget should check the upper figure before settling on a heavier comfort or carbon build, while a shopper with room can move up. Prices are set per model rather than sold as a package, so compare like with like against a rival's range.
How it compares on our data
Ranked against the brands on the site, myebikes sits mid field on price. On entry price it places 71 of 149, and on top price 77 of 145. The entry placing is the more favourable of the two, which matches a store whose opening model sits within reach of the market while the upper models reach further out. A stronger placing on entry price means a buyer can start at the lower end of the range without overspending; a weaker placing on top price says more about how few models sit at the expensive end than about value. Read together, the two numbers describe a broad range rather than a single price point, so the model chosen matters as much as the brand. Buyers with a fixed ceiling should work from the entry figure, since the top price leaves the field of affordable models behind.
The company behind it
A single named company sits behind the store: myebikes.com GmbH, based in Germany. That structure means the seller, the warranty provider and the party answering a delivery question are the same organisation, which keeps accountability in one place rather than split between a brand and a dealer. Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so email, phone and a help centre cover pre-purchase questions and after-sales work alike. Phone support suits anyone who would rather talk a fault through than type it. The help centre works for riders setting a bike up at home, while email fits paperwork such as a warranty claim that needs a trail. Buying from the company itself keeps the conversation with the party that sold the machine, so a question about a delayed part goes to the seller rather than a middleman.
How myebikes compares
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Where myebikes is available
- Available
- Germany
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What does a myebikes e-bike cost at the entry point?+
Entry is €914.11 and the top of the range is €2,440.23. The REX Commuter S sits at the lower end, while the Rabeneick Comfort and REX Carbon sit at the upper end. Buying direct means the published figure is the figure paid, with no dealer margin added on top.
How powerful is the motor and where does it sit?+
The motor sits in the mid position, uses units from bosch and shimano and is rated at 250 W nominal. That sits at the modest end against a site median of 500 W, so the drive suits flat to rolling commutes rather than steep off-road work or loaded climbs.
What range can the battery deliver?+
The battery is removable, and the largest capacity in the range is 625 Wh, paired with a claimed range of 160 km. Taking the pack out of the frame means charging indoors rather than in a shared space, and it keeps weight off the frame when the bike is parked.
Does the drivetrain use a chain or a belt?+
Belt drive is fitted, so there is no chain to clean, oil or stretch over time. Braking is hydraulic disc on the listed bikes, which matches the most common brake type on the site at 74.7%. A belt suits riders who store the bike indoors and want low upkeep.
How heavy are these bikes to move around?+
The lightest bike in the range starts at 16 kg, which is manageable for anyone carrying a bike up stairs or lifting it onto a rack. The commuter, city and hybrid mix leans to commuter and city formats, so the weight profile suits urban riding more than loaded trips or trail work.
What cover comes with the purchase?+
The frame carries a 2 years warranty, and there is a 14 days money back window on the order. The window gives time to ride the bike properly before deciding, and warranty work runs through the same email, phone and help centre that handle setup questions.
Where can I buy a myebikes bike and get help with it?+
The store is run by myebikes.com GmbH, based in Germany, and bikes are sold direct rather than through dealers. Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so email, phone and a help centre are the routes for questions, with the help centre also useful for setup guidance.
How do the prices compare with other e-bike brands?+
On starting price myebikes ranks 71 of 149 brands, and on top price 77 of 145. The entry placing is the stronger of the two, which fits a store whose opening model is priced within reach of the market while the upper end reaches further out.
Sources
- myebikes.com/collections/all-e-bikes checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Largest battery (Wh), Belt drive, Bike types, Brakes, Claimed range (km), Motor brand, Motor position, Nominal motor power (W), Price from, Price up to, Reference models, Sales model, Lightest model (kg)
“Kreidler Vitality Eco 8 625 Wh”
- myebikes.com/pages/faqs checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Assist class, Markets, Money-back period, Removable battery, Support channels, Frame warranty
“Rueckgabefrist fuer unbenutzte Ware betraegt 14 Tage”
- myebikes.com/pages/impressum checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, Legal entity
“D - 33378 Rheda-Wiedenbrueck”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
myebikes
Direct-sale commuters in Germany who want belt drive and a removable battery.