42 BUDGET E-BIKES YOU CAN AFFORD

Vivi Foldable, Electric Bike for Adults 20" for $567 including tax and delivery from Amazon or Walmart online, seems like the best deal. Did a lot of research on all these.

Fiido d3 pro is the best value ebike it's a well built lovely little bike I love mine

I bought a cheap 26" Huffy mountain bike for $100 then did a front hub motor replacement. 1000w motor, 48v 13ah battery all together with the bike cost under $500.

The hitroad sounds almost exactly like the Oraimo Monster 100 mountain bike. Those 350 brushless bafang motors are great durable and cheap going at least 20mph

Fiido d11 is really great value for money!

Best bargain I've found: Vivi FM20. $520 delivered.

Also the Oraimo is a Japanese bike and doesn't have replacement parts but can be fixed using German parts if run over by a truck.

Many of the cheap bikes you recommend are Chinese slap on bikes, meaning the cheapest components with no support in the US. Those bikes are not eco friendly as they will not last and end up in the dump after a year or so. Also when you mention "reviews:" some of those companies do NOT allow negative reviews, so it is not an indicator of value and real feedback.

Okay okay now tell me which one to choose? I want a foldable modern looking long range E-bike for everyday delivery!

misleading good chunk of these bikes have expensive delivery fee which negates the "budget " factor

The $999 for the Engwe M20 is if you get two batteries, single is $799. After being in the ebike world for a little while now (not an expert) I would say that for most people this is the kind of bike you're looking for.

I never knew there were so many choices! Just blows my mind. I am glad I already bought an ebike because now I wouldn't know what to pick.

I am concerned about the 20" wheels: they seem like riding a kids bike. I would have preferred something with 29", 28", 27.5" wheels; I'd even settle for 26". My dream bike would come with fenders, rear rack, disc brakes, wide range of gears, and be foldable (if possible). But I just don't want to spend $1,000s on it. I had a hybrid (nice upright position) with 29" wheels but non-electric. I loved the exercisse, but my knees may need some help nowadays on the way back from whichever direction I go; so I need to upgrade to electric.

Where is the battery located in that orange bike you showed

All of these listed only used crappy hub motors, which is only suitable for city use on flat roads. Not a single bike was mentioned with a mid drive, which will allow for hills, and a more streamlined chain or belt option, because it would allow for an internal geared rear hub. Ideally, I would be looking for a cargo frame (optional folding) that utilized a fitted mid drive, with an optional second battery under the rear cargo, an optional front hub motor "primarily for regenerative braking" or emergency power boost, and an even better front option of a dual hub front dual wheel fork.

Totguard. Is a damn good ceap bike!

Second. I'm gonna bookmark it. My fav is the Jasion.

these are not cost friendly

Most of these lack one major thing and that's range. They all look like really great bikes, well built and stylish, but the range is a no sale for most. Even if you want a simple just have fun ebike I recommend you take the range in to consideration. In most cases the actual range is generally 40-50% of the claimed range, unless you're pedaling constantly on pedal assist 1. If you're older or less than 5' 8" I also recommend a step through or 20" wheel.

The Isinwheel E-Bike comes with a 350 watt motor. with a 500watt max output. Isinwheel is very misleading with their advertising. They just call it a 500 watt motor, not max output. No mention of it being a 350 watt motor.