Off-Road e-bikes
Our off-road reviews, ranked by the Genius Score.
Mokwheel Basalt ST
The Mokwheel Basalt ST is a cheap, capable way onto loose terrain, with strong torque, fat tires, a throttle, and enough battery for real all-day range.
Genius 90 / 100Mokwheel Basalt
A fat-tire off-roader with a big 940Wh battery, real low-end grunt, and a throttle, priced low enough to be a genuine entry point into off-road riding.
Genius 89 / 100Cyrusher Scout
The Cyrusher Scout is a cheap ticket onto gravel, sand, and dirt roads, with two batteries that add up to enough range for a full day of riding.
Genius 85 / 100Cyrusher Rover Step-Over Full-Suspension
The Cyrusher Rover is a cheap, capable way onto dirt roads, sand, and light trails, as long as you're honest about the real range.
Genius 84 / 100Mokwheel Basalt 2.0
For $1,699, Mokwheel gives you a fat-tire off-roader with the battery and muscle for long, loaded days on mixed terrain, as long as you don't need spelled-out suspension specs.
Genius 81 / 100Ride1Up Rift
A fat-tire off-roader with a huge battery, real climbing torque, and a throttle, built to roam dirt, gravel, and pavement without a premium price.
Genius 80 / 100Mokwheel Obsidian ST
A low step-through fat-tire off-roader with 105 Nm of torque, a throttle, and a real shot at long mixed-terrain days for $1,999.99.
Genius 80 / 100Mokwheel Obsidian
A fat-tire off-roader with big power, a huge battery, and a throttle, built for long days across gravel, sand, and trails.
Genius 80 / 100Mokwheel Slate
A light, affordable way onto gravel, sand, and dirt roads, best suited to weekend adventures rather than all-day backcountry miles.
Genius 79 / 100Mokwheel Asphalt ST
The Mokwheel Asphalt ST is a budget way onto easy off-road terrain, with a throttle, hydraulic brakes, and a frame light enough to load solo.
Genius 79 / 100Mokwheel Asphalt
A $1,499.99 off-road e-bike with a big removable battery and a throttle, built for gravel, dirt roads, and easy trails rather than gnarly, technical terrain.
Genius 79 / 100Mokwheel Mesa Lite
For $800, Mokwheel's off-road hardtail opens up gravel, dirt roads, and light trails with a throttle and a light frame, as long as you don't expect it to charge up steep, loaded climbs.
Genius 79 / 100Mokwheel Obsidian 2.0
A well-built fat-tire off-roader with a huge battery, real climbing muscle, and a throttle, at a mid-pack price that reflects its capability.
Genius 79 / 100Mokwheel Obsidian ST 2.0
A Class 3 fat-tire bike with strong climbing torque, a big battery, and a parts list that holds up on real mixed terrain.
Genius 78 / 100Mokwheel Basalt ST 2.0
A mid-priced fat-tire off-roader with strong climbing muscle and a huge battery, best for riders who want to wander dirt roads and mixed terrain all day.
Genius 78 / 100Mokwheel Scoria 2.0
With 90 Nm of torque, a throttle, and up to 80 miles of claimed range, this fat-tire bike handles loose backroads and gravel days for a mid-range $1,799.99.
Genius 76 / 100Mokwheel Mesa Lite ST
A budget off-road e-bike with a throttle, best for gravel, dirt roads, and mellow trails rather than steep, technical climbing.
Genius 76 / 100Mokwheel Tarmac ST
A $1,700 all-terrain bike with 75 Nm of grunt, a throttle, and a genuinely light 57-pound frame, best for riders splitting time between dirt and pavement who can plan around a modest real-world range.
Genius 75 / 100Juiced Scrambler
A moto-styled fat-tire e-bike with a huge battery and switchable class, built for long, wandering days on mixed terrain rather than fast pedaling.
Genius 75 / 100Velotric Summit 2
A 100 Nm trail e-bike with a big battery, a throttle, and a class you can dial up or down for wherever you're riding.
Genius 74 / 100Ariel Rider X-Class 60V
A 1,200Wh battery and 110 Nm of torque make this a genuine all-day machine for trails, fire roads, and sand.
Genius 74 / 100Cyrusher Quest
A $2,599 fat-tire off-roader with serious low-end grunt and a big battery, best for riders who actually seek out the hard stuff.
Genius 73 / 100Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra Duo Pro Step-Thru
The Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra Duo Pro Step-Thru packs a Bafang Ultra mid-drive and a huge battery into a low, easy-mount frame built for steep, rough terrain.
Genius 73 / 100Mokwheel Tarmac
Strong climbing power, quality brakes and gearing, and a throttle for the tricky bits, as long as you keep your rides within reach of a charger.
Genius 71 / 100Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra Duo 4 Step-Over
This $3,499 fat-tire off-roader pairs a monster mid-drive motor with a big 910Wh battery for riders who actually head deep into rough country.
Genius 71 / 100Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra Eagle 2
A serious backcountry machine built around Bafang's Ultra motor, with the power and battery to go far and rough if the $4,999 price fits.
Genius 71 / 100Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra FS Pro 3 Cruise
It has the torque and suspension to haul you and your gear up rough climbs; the trade-off is a battery that won't reach as far as all that power hints.
Genius 71 / 100Velotric Summit 1
A well-built, genuinely light $1,999 trail hardtail with a throttle and adjustable class, held back a little by mid-pack power and range for the off-road crowd.
Genius 70 / 100Ariel Rider X-Class 60V PPB
A big-battery, big-power fat-tire machine for riders who want range and muscle for long trail days, if they can live with its size and price.
Genius 70 / 100Cyrusher Hurricane
Serious climbing power and a big battery for long days in rough terrain, at a price that asks you to really need all that capability.
Genius 70 / 100Cyrusher Trident
A genuinely powerful fat-tire climber with a big battery and the torque to grind up steep, rough ground far from pavement.
Genius 66 / 100Cyrusher XF900 Mountain Motorcycle-Style
A rugged, throttle-equipped fat-tire off-roader with a big battery and real climbing grunt, though its range and outright punch are where it gives ground to rivals.
Genius 65 / 100Biktrix Juggernaut Hub Duo Step-Over 2
A well-built fat-tire all-terrain bike with long range and a brake-and-drivetrain package that beats what its $2,299 price usually buys.
Genius 65 / 100Velotric GoMad
Strong low-end pull, a big battery, and a class you can dial down make this a genuine one-bike answer for trails, dirt roads, and the ride into town.
Genius 62 / 100Velotric Nomad 1 Plus
A genuinely capable 750W fat-tire rig for mixed off-road riding, held back a bit by shorter real-world range and just-okay value.