Off-Road e-bikes
Our off-road reviews, ranked by the Genius Score.
Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra FS Pro 3 Cruise
The Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra FS Pro 3 Cruise is a premium off-road e-bike built to grind up loose, steep terrain, with a throttle for when the climb gets ugly.
Genius 81 / 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 80 / 100Heybike Mars 2.0 750/1000W
The Heybike Mars 2.0 is a cheap, honest way onto loose terrain, leaning on 80 Nm and fat 20-inch tires more than on a fancy parts list.
Genius 78 / 100Heybike Saturn
A strong motor and 4-inch tires make this one of the cheapest real ways off the pavement, even if the finish stays basic.
Genius 74 / 100Ariel Rider X-Class 60V
A 60-volt fat-tire off-roader with the torque to crawl up almost anything and the battery to keep you out there all day.
Genius 73 / 100Velotric Summit 1
The Velotric Summit 1 backs genuine climbing torque and a light frame with a switchable class and a throttle, but its real-world range trails the 70-mile claim.
Genius 72 / 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 68 / 100Aventon Aventure 3
A genuinely go-anywhere fat-tire bike with a throttle and strong pulling power, held back mainly by real-world range once you ride it hard.
Genius 65 / 100Aventon Aventure M
A 100 Nm mid-drive and a big 733Wh battery make the Aventure M a fat-tire bike that truly climbs, though you'll pay a premium for it.