These bikes are a great option if you have a long way to commute, or are frequently cycling with a heavy rucksack.
And if you're riding in the city, you'll avoid congestion charges too! With an integrated electric motor to help you out while pedalling, electric bikes will provide a less strenuous alternative to a traditional bikes road or mountain bike.
And what's more, they're compact too, which means that packing them away to charge or store on public transport is easily done. And when it comes to charging, both our electric folding bikes can achieve at least 20 miles off a single charge, and maxing out at a speed of On a budget?
And if you're collecting your bike at your local Halfords store , we'll even build it for you for free! Need help choosing the correct folding bike? Check out our folding bike buyers guide for more information. Please note: For bikes built and collected in store, you'll be asked to choose a date and time slot for collection. Once chosen, this slot is unable to be amended. Fork Material. Alloy 5 item Steel 4 item.
Brake Type. V-Brake 9 item. Cassette Type. Wheel Size. Groupset Brand. Shimano 4 item. Shimano Nexus 2 item Shimano Tourney 3 item. Chainset Type. Single 6 item. We love the popular M6L for its six-speed drivetrain and u-shaped handlebar, which puts the rider in a comfortable, upright position. The steel frame is hand-brazed and ready to ride in wet weather, thanks to full-coverage fenders. Note: The M6L is currently sold out online, but expect to see a restock in early spring.
Read Full Review More Images. The S11 model has a 1xspeed Shimano Ultegra drivetrain and comes equipped with fenders, front and rear racks, and a chain guard—a bonus for commuters. Read Full Review View 42 Images. The Rad Power RadMini is a lot to take in. This Class 2 e-bike top outs at 20 mph and has both pedal assist and a throttle. Read Full Review View 30 Images. Tern uses inch wheels to position the weight lower to the ground and keep the bike from becoming top-heavy while hauling cargo on the integrated rear rack, which is now longer and lower, thanks to a diagonally mounted battery.
A watt motor gives you the power and torque you need to climb hills, and a throttle gives you the option of not pedaling at all. That means the Sinch is better for people buying a folding e-bike to take up minimal space in an RV or apartment, not those needing to carry their bike regularly. The folding bike with the cult following check out bromptonmafia on Instagram recently got a motor, adding even more capacity for distance and cargo to an already ultra-practical bike. The e-assist tops out at Read Full Review.
The inch-wheeled aluminum alloy bike is powered by a watt rear-hub motor. Included with the motor and electric system are five levels of pedal assist and a throttle mode for burning rubber in the bike lane well, up to 20mph , all of which can be controlled by buttons on the handlebar and monitored by an LCD display that shows your speed, range, trip meter, and odometer.
Depending on the assistance setting, the battery has a range of 20 to 45 miles per charge. As for the nonelectric components of the bike, 7-speed Shimano gearing gives you everything you need to keep pedaling with the e-assist turned off, with Tektro V brakes for stopping.
Plus, the bike comes equipped with commuter-friendly details: a rear cargo rack, fenders, and head- and taillights. Read Full Review View 44 Images. With the new HSD, Tern combines all the best traits of a folding bike, e-commuter, and cargo bike in the ultimate bid to replace your car.
The bike can handle up to pounds, with space for one child seat. Its Bosch Active Line Plus motor is smooth and quiet as it accelerates up to 20mph, and the Gates belt drive and Shimano Nexus 8-speed internal geared hub are as high quality as they are low maintenance. The bike has a Wh battery with a mile range, and fits riders 4-foot to 6-foot The Boston comes in two sizes and features a riser handlebar and BMX-style brakes for a comfortable riding position.
V-brakes rather than discs are to be expected at this price, but the superb Shimano Sora 9-speed gearing is a rare treat. Closing up to 78 x 66 x 44cm, its fold is slightly basic and its packed size a tad larger than you might expect. However, this Verge X11 model is all about going fast. Basically a racing bike in miniature, other than its folding frame and inch wheels, many of the parts will be recognisable to bike nerds as lust-worthy items.
Like the ultra-wide ratio, single-ring Sram X1 speed groupset, the Shimano Deore hydraulic disc brakes, or the German-made Schwalbe tyres and Ergon finishing kit. Fold it up and it'll fit within your regular baggage allowance, allowing you to fly straight to the Alps and take on the biggest HC climbs.
Alternatively, race to work and leave it folded up under your desk. With 10kg weight, full range of gears and recognisable components, this is one of the most full-sized feeling folding bikes.
With a slim steel frame, larger-than-average inch wheels, and integrated suspension damper, this Vello bike is one of the neatest folders on the market.
Cramming a near full-size ride into a tiny package, it goes a long way to justifying its premium pricing. Unique in both the way its fork folds backwards and its simple magnetic clasp system, this speed version adds a wide range of low-maintenance internal gears. With a similarly clean running belt-drive and powerful disc brakes, this Austrian-made bike remains a comparatively rare sight on the road.
With great ride quality and a moderate weight of However, with sporadic distribution and sales in the UK, its designs are some way ahead of its dealer network. The Hummingbird is the brainchild of designer Petre Cranciun, who came up with it as a solution to the problem of other folding bikes being too heavy for some riders to carry around.
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