Abilene's electric ride shop
E-bikes, e-scooters, and e-motos you can see in person and ride before you decide. Locally owned, serving the Big Country.
See the rides. Know who supports them.879 US-83 #1111 · Tue–Sat 10–6
Manufacturer photography is shown where noted. Call (325) 660-3133 to confirm current floor inventory, colors, pricing, and availability.
Folding, commuter, and cargo e-bikes for campus runs, errands, and relaxed miles around the Big Country.
BestsellerClass 3Manufacturer imageHeybike
The folding fat-tire that does it all - campus, commute, and the Cedar Creek Waterway. Priced as tagged on the floor.
Class 3Manufacturer imageHeybike
Low-step folding frame that is easy on and easy off — a favorite for relaxed riders.
CargoClass 3Manufacturer imageHeybike
Groceries, kids, gear — a 440-pound payload with integrated racks front and rear.
Electric trail machines built for off-road riding and private property. Ask us about fit, power, and appropriate places to ride.
FlagshipOff-road onlyManufacturer imageE Ride Pro
The flagship Sur-Ron-class machine. Full-size frame, serious suspension, and the power to clear anything the Big Country throws at it.
Best first e-motoOff-road onlyManufacturer imageElectro & Co
The affordable gateway into electric trail machines — light, quick, and easy to love.
New arrivalOff-road onlyManufacturer imageHeybike
An electric dirt bike at an entry price - three ride modes from mellow 20 mph to full-send 45. On the floor now.
Off-road onlyManufacturer imageE Ride Pro
Nearly all the SS 3.0 punch in a package that is friendlier to newer riders and smaller budgets.
Off-road onlyManufacturer imageElectro & Co
The Ready-to-Rip Electric Trail Machine — more motor, more suspension, same grin.
Compact commuters through dual-motor models. We will help compare size, range, and local-use considerations.
Commuter pickCheck local rulesManufacturer imageiScooter
Dual suspension and real range — the daily-driver scooter for crosstown Abilene.
Check local rulesManufacturer imageiScooter
The easiest way onto electric wheels — folds up, charges anywhere, gets you to class.
Check local rulesManufacturer imageiScooter
Dual-motor, off-road tires, hydraulic brakes — a scooter that rides like something much bigger.
See a ride in person or ask about assembled pickup. We help compare fit and controls, prepare the machine, and remain nearby when it needs service after the sale.
Call to schedule an appointmentCall ahead and we will have the ride ready for an in-person look and fit check.
Assembly, tune-ups, flats, brakes, and diagnostics from a shop in Abilene.
See the size, finish, controls, and ride position before you commit.
Schedule dedicated time for product questions, demos, or service intake.
Helmets, replacement batteries, tubes, tires, and shop gear available in store.
The local-shop difference is having someone nearby when a ride needs attention. Stop by or call (325) 660-3133 to schedule.
Schedule serviceThe question every buyer should ask first — so here it is, upfront. Texas makes this easy for e-bikes and scooters, and we will never sell you an off-road machine while pretending it's street legal.
| Class | Type | Assist up to | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Pedal-assist only | 20 mph | Streets, bike lanes & most trails |
| Class 2 | Throttle + pedal-assist | 20 mph | Streets, bike lanes & most trails |
| Class 3 | Pedal-assist | 28 mph | Streets & bike lanes · riders 15+ |
Texas requires no license, registration, or insurance for Class 1–3 e-bikes. No statewide helmet law either — we recommend one anyway, and we stock them.
Street-legal on roads posted 35 mph or under, in bike lanes, and on sidewalks statewide. No license or registration.
Stock e-motos like the E Ride Pro and ETM line are off-road machines — private land, trails with permission, and OHV areas. They are not street legal in Texas out of the box, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you a ticket. Ask us about where locals actually ride.
This is a plain-English summary, not legal advice. Laws change and cities add their own rules — verify current requirements before you ride.
A short starting list for pavement, park loops, and trail days. Always confirm current access and vehicle rules at the venue.
A wide concrete trail near downtown for easy first rides and relaxed cruising.
Low-pressure park loops that suit short rides, families, and sunset laps.
Local singletrack north of town. Confirm current access rules and e-bike permissions before riding.
Rolling ranch roads through the Callahan Divide for riders who want more miles and open views.
A practical Abilene e-bike buying guide covering fit, range, folding frames, cargo needs, local conditions, assembly, and service.
Read the guide
Keep an electric bike dependable in West Texas with practical battery, tire, brake, cleaning, storage, and inspection habits.
Read the guideA practical starting guide to paved routes, park roads, local trails, access checks, and e-moto restrictions around Abilene, Texas.
Read the guideE-Ride'z is a locally owned Abilene shop, not a franchise or a faceless warehouse. Whether a purchase starts in the showroom or online, it supports a small business that rides the same streets, trails, and parks as you.
Come by, see the rides up close, and hang out with people who get it. Whether it's your first e-scooter or your third e-moto, we'll set you up right.
Demo days and group rides are still being planned. Follow the Facebook page for confirmed dates, routes, and participation details.
Follow for ride announcements| Tuesday – Saturday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
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| Sunday & Monday | Closed |
End of the tracks. Start of yours.
