Best E-Bikes for Apartments: 8 Lightweight and Folding Picks

Last Updated on July 26, 2026 by Kristina

📚 Research note: I have not personally tested every bike in this guide. Rankings are based on current manufacturer specifications, certification information, support policies, independent sources, and practical apartment-storage considerations. Prices and availability can change.

The best e-bikes for apartments are not necessarily the models with the biggest motors or longest advertised range. A good apartment e-bike must be manageable in hallways, elevators, stairwells, shared entrances, and limited storage spaces. Battery removability, charging safety, service access, and carrying weight can matter more than maximum speed.

My best overall choice is the Velotric Tempo. It weighs 39 lb with the battery installed and approximately 34 lb without it, comes in several frame sizes, and combines hydraulic brakes with UL 2849 and UL 2271 certification claims. Riders with extremely limited storage should consider the Brompton Electric C Line, while the Lectric XP Lite 2.0 remains the most accessible budget folder.

Before choosing, read my complete e-bike buying guide for help understanding fit, motors, batteries, brakes, and support. You can also compare more compact models in my guide to the best folding e-bikes.

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Best Apartment E-Bikes Compared

Bike	Current Price	Storage Type	Weight	Battery	Certification Information	Best Apartment Use	Main Tradeoff
Velotric Tempo	$1,499	Full-size	39 lb 34 lb without battery	374Wh removable	UL 2849 bike UL 2271 battery	Best overall balance of weight, fit, equipment, and support	Does not fold
Brompton Electric C Line	From $4,700	Compact folding	From 39.5 lb 31.4 lb without battery	345Wh removable	UL 2849 electrical system	Tiny apartments, trains, elevators, and mixed transportation	Very expensive
Lectric XP Lite 2.0	From $799	Folding	49 lb	375Wh or 672Wh removable	UL 2849 bike UL 2271 battery	Budget buyers with elevators or ground-floor storage	Heavy for frequent stair carrying
Tern Vektron P10	$3,699	Folding utility	49.6 lb	Bosch 400Wh removable	UL 2849-certified Bosch system	Riders who want compact storage, racks, dealers, and utility	Premium price and nearly 50 lb
Mokwheel Flint	$1,399.99 sale price	Full-size	36 lb	360Wh removable	Exact third-party UL certification not confirmed	Lightweight urban riding at a midrange price	Does not fold and certification wording is unclear
Ride1Up Roadster v3	From $1,395	Full-size	About 40 lb	360Wh removable	UL 2849 bike UL 2271 battery	Stronger assistance without a heavy commuter frame	One-year warranty and no folding frame
Aventon Soltera 2.5	$1,199	Full-size	46 lb	345.6Wh removable	UL 2849 bike UL 2271 battery	Riders who value local shops and mainstream support	Heavier than the lightest full-size choices
Specialized Turbo Vado SL 2 4.0	$3,599.99	Full-size	41 lb in size medium	520Wh fully integrated	Certified to UL 2849 and/or UL 2271 as applicable	Premium handling, fitting, security, and shop support	Battery is not designed for quick everyday removal

Prices, configurations, colors, and availability can change. Manufacturer range figures are claims rather than guarantees. Hills, temperature, wind, rider weight, tire pressure, cargo, speed, and assist level can reduce real-world range.

1. Velotric Tempo: Best Overall E-Bike for Apartments

Best for: Apartment residents who have space for a conventional bicycle but want a lightweight, removable-battery commuter with several fit options.

The Velotric Tempo is my best overall apartment e-bike because it balances indoor manageability with the ride quality of a full-size city bike. It weighs 39 lb with its battery installed and approximately 34 lb without it, making it lighter to carry than many folding e-bikes.

Velotric lists a 350W rear-hub motor with 45Nm of torque, a removable 374Wh battery, Shimano hydraulic disc brakes, and a 330 lb maximum load. Multiple frame styles and sizes cover claimed rider heights from approximately 4 ft. 10 in. to 6 ft. 4 in.

The bike and battery are listed as certified to UL 2849 and UL 2271, respectively. Velotric also lists more than 1,600 dealer shops, which may make assembly, adjustments, warranty support, and repairs easier than with an online-only model.

Why It Works Well in an Apartment

• Approximately 34 lb after battery removal
• Several frame sizes and step-over or mid-step choices
• Lockable, removable battery
• Hydraulic disc brakes
• UL 2849 and UL 2271 certification claims
• 330 lb maximum load
• More than 1,600 listed dealer shops

Important Tradeoffs

The Tempo does not fold. It needs a section of wall, an indoor rack, a secure bike room, or enough floor space for a conventional bicycle.

Velotric claims up to 60 miles of pedal-assist range. That is a manufacturer maximum, and riders using higher assistance, throttle operation, hills, cold weather, or faster settings should expect less.

Read my full review of the Velotric Tempo

2. Brompton Electric C Line: Best for Tiny Apartments and Public Transit

Best for: Riders with extremely limited storage, frequent train users, and people who need to roll a folded bike through a building.

The Brompton Electric C Line remains the strongest small-space solution in this guide. Its value comes from more than having a folding hinge. The folding system allows it to fit into spaces where many conventional and folding e-bikes remain intrusive.

The current Electric C Line starts at approximately 39.5 lb with the battery installed. Removing the battery reduces the weight to about 31.4 lb. The folded bike can be rolled through a station, lobby, hallway, or office rather than carried for the entire trip.

The bike uses a removable 345Wh battery, and Brompton claims up to 56 miles of range under favorable conditions. The current electrical system is listed as independently certified to UL 2849.

Why It Works Well in an Apartment

• Exceptionally compact folding design
• Approximately 31.4 lb after battery removal
• Can be rolled while folded
• Removable battery
• UL 2849-certified electrical system
• Established dealer, service, and replacement-parts ecosystem

Important Tradeoffs

The starting price of approximately $4,700 makes the Electric C Line difficult to justify for many riders. Its compact wheels and geometry also produce a different ride feel than a full-size commuter.

I recommend testing the folding process, carrying position, fit, and ride before purchasing. Weight and included equipment can also vary by configuration.

3. Lectric XP Lite 2.0: Best Affordable Folding E-Bike

Best for: Budget-conscious riders with elevator access, ground-floor storage, or only a short staircase.

The Lectric XP Lite 2.0 remains one of the most accessible folding e-bikes from an established direct-to-consumer brand. Current configurations start at approximately $799.

The bike weighs 49 lb. Buyers can choose a 375Wh standard battery or a 672Wh long-range battery. Lectric lists a 300W rear-hub motor with 28Nm of torque, hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors, and a folding frame.

Lectric states that the complete bike is certified to UL 2849 and that its batteries are certified to UL 2271. Those claims, combined with the low starting price and removable battery, give it a stronger apartment-use case than many inexpensive folding models with unclear certification.

Why It Works Well in an Apartment

• Starts at approximately $799
• Folding frame
• Standard- and long-range removable battery choices
• Hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors
• UL 2849 and UL 2271 certification claims
• Simpler and more compact than Lectric’s heavier folding models

Important Tradeoffs

A folding bike is not automatically easy to carry. At 49 lb, the XP Lite 2.0 can be awkward on a long staircase, especially because folding frames concentrate weight around the motor, battery compartment, and hinge.

The 300W motor is suitable for many flatter urban routes but may feel limited on steep hills, particularly with a heavier rider or cargo.

Read my full review of the Lectric XP Lite 2

4. Tern Vektron P10: Best Premium Folding Utility Bike

Best for: Apartment residents who need a folding commuter with practical cargo support, local dealer service, and a Bosch electrical system.

The fourth-generation Tern Vektron P10 combines folding storage with the equipment expected from a serious daily commuter. It folds in approximately 10 seconds, stands upright, and can be rolled while folded.

Tern lists a folded size of approximately 16.1 x 33.9 x 26.8 in. and a complete weight of 49.6 lb. The adjustable cockpit fits claimed rider heights from approximately 4 ft. 10 in. to 6 ft. 5 in.

The Bosch Performance system produces up to 65Nm of torque and uses a removable 400Wh PowerPack. Tern claims a range of approximately 28 to 70 miles, depending on conditions and assistance. The complete Bosch system is listed as certified to UL 2849.

Why It Works Well in an Apartment

• Folds in approximately 10 seconds
• Stands upright and rolls while folded
• Compact published folded dimensions
• Bosch Performance motor with up to 65Nm
• UL 2849-certified Bosch system
• Wide adjustable rider-fit range
• Atlas V rear rack with a listed 60 lb load capacity
• Sold through Bosch-certified Tern dealers

Important Tradeoffs

The Vektron P10 costs approximately $3,699 and weighs 49.6 lb. Its folded rolling ability reduces the need to lift it, but it is not the best choice for several flights of stairs.

It is also a Class 1 pedal-assist bike rather than a throttle-focused model. That may improve access in some locations, but riders who depend on throttle assistance should choose another option.

5. Mokwheel Flint: Best Lightweight Full-Size Value

Best for: Apartment riders who want a 36 lb full-size city bike with a removable battery and conventional gears.

The Mokwheel Flint deserves a place in this guide because its official listed weight is only 36 lb. That is lighter than most folding e-bikes and many premium full-size commuters. The step-over Flint was listed at a sale price of $1,399.99 when this guide was checked.

Mokwheel lists a 350W continuous and 550W peak rear-hub motor with 40Nm of torque, a removable 36V 10Ah battery with approximately 360Wh of capacity, hydraulic disc brakes, torque and cadence sensing, a Shimano 8-speed drivetrain, and a 350 lb maximum load.

The manufacturer claims up to 70 miles of range. That should be treated as a manufacturer maximum, and I would expect hills, higher assistance, cold weather, rider weight, and the 360Wh battery capacity to reduce real-world range.

Why It Works Well in an Apartment

• 36 lb complete weight
• Removable 360Wh battery
• Hydraulic disc brakes
• Torque and cadence sensors
• Shimano 8-speed drivetrain
• 350 lb listed maximum load
• Two-year warranty

Important Tradeoffs

The Flint does not fold, so it needs conventional bicycle storage space. Mokwheel states elsewhere in its product information that the battery complies with UL standards, but the Flint product page does not clearly identify the applicable standard, certification laboratory, or certification listing.

I would ask Mokwheel for the exact certification record before purchasing if a landlord, insurer, condominium association, campus, or local rule requires proof of UL 2849 or UL 2271 certification.

The step-through Flint ST is listed at 40 lb rather than 36 lb and was shown as out of stock when this guide was checked. Buyers should verify the exact frame version, weight, price, and availability before ordering.

Read my full review of the Mokwheel Flint

6. Ride1Up Roadster v3: Best Lightweight Performance Option

Best for: Apartment commuters who want stronger assistance, torque sensing, and a removable battery without moving into a 60 to 80 lb e-bike.

The Ride1Up Roadster v3 weighs approximately 40 lb while offering more listed motor output than most lightweight city bikes. Current configurations start at approximately $1,395.

Ride1Up lists a 500W rear-hub motor with 50Nm of torque, a removable 360Wh Samsung battery, torque-sensing assistance, hydraulic disc brakes, and a 300 lb frame rating.

The bike is available in low-step, medium, and large frames with belt, rigid, and suspension configurations. Ride1Up states that the complete bike is certified to ANSI/CAN/UL 2849 and that the battery is certified to UL 2271 through TÜV.

Why It Works Well in an Apartment

• Approximately 40 lb complete weight
• Removable 360Wh battery
• 500W motor and 50Nm of listed torque
• Torque sensor
• Hydraulic disc brakes
• UL 2849 and UL 2271 certification claims
• Multiple frame and drivetrain configurations

Important Tradeoffs

The Roadster v3 does not fold and requires conventional bicycle storage space. Ride1Up’s current warranty coverage is one year, which is shorter than the coverage offered with several competing bikes.

Certain chain-drive configurations can provide pedal assistance up to 28 mph. That can affect the bike’s legal class, helmet requirements, and where it may be ridden.

Read my full review of the Ride1UP Roadster V3

7. Aventon Soltera 3: Best for Dealer Access

Best for: Riders who want an approachable city e-bike backed by a large network of local bicycle shops.

The Aventon Soltera 2.5 is not the lightest model in this guide, but its 46 lb weight remains manageable compared with many 65 to 80 lb commuters. Aventon listed it at $1,199 when this guide was checked.

Aventon lists a 350W sustained and 540W peak motor, 45Nm of torque, a removable 345.6Wh battery, torque sensing, hydraulic disc brakes, a 300 lb maximum load, and up to 46 miles of claimed pedal-assist range.

The available sizes cover claimed rider heights from approximately 5 ft. 1 in. to 6 ft. 2 in. The complete bike is listed as certified to UL 2849, while the battery is listed as certified to UL 2271.

Why It Works Well in an Apartment

• Removable 345.6Wh battery
• Hydraulic disc brakes
• Torque-sensing assistance
• UL 2849 and UL 2271 certification claims
• 300 lb maximum load
• Three frame sizes
• Large bicycle-shop network
• Two-year warranty

Important Tradeoffs

At 46 lb, the Soltera 2.5 is noticeably heavier than the Velotric Tempo, Mokwheel Flint, and Brompton after its battery is removed. It also does not fold.

Its main advantage is the combination of a relatively approachable price, removable battery, certified electrical system, familiar city-bike layout, and local service access.

8. Specialized Turbo Vado SL 2 4.0: Best Premium Full-Size Commuter

Best for: Apartment riders who have room for a full-size bicycle and prioritize refined handling, professional fitting, integrated security, and local bicycle-shop service.

The Specialized Turbo Vado SL 2 4.0 is a premium lightweight commuter rather than a compact folder. Specialized lists a current price of $3,599.99 and a weight of 41 lb for a size medium, although actual weight varies by frame size and configuration.

The bike uses Specialized’s 320W SL 1.2 system and a fully integrated 520Wh battery. It includes hydraulic disc brakes, Future Shock 3.1 front suspension, integrated lighting, Apple Find My compatibility, Turbo System Lock, and several frame sizes.

Specialized’s exact compliance wording says the model is certified to UL 2849 for the e-system and/or UL 2271 for the battery, as applicable, by UL Solutions and/or SGS.

Why It Works Well in an Apartment

• 41 lb in size medium
• Full-size handling and multiple fit choices
• 520Wh battery
• Hydraulic disc brakes
• Integrated lights and security features
• Professional bicycle-shop assembly and fitting
• Established dealer and service network

Important Tradeoffs

The Vado SL 2 4.0 does not fold, and its 520Wh battery is fully integrated rather than designed for quick everyday removal. That can be inconvenient in an apartment where the complete bike cannot be placed near an approved outlet.

It is also one of the most expensive choices in the guide. Buyers should confirm local stock, configuration, certification labels, warranty terms, and charging arrangements with the selling Specialized dealer.

Read my full review of the Specialized Turbo Vado 4

Also Worth Watching

Urtopia Carbon Fold 2

The Urtopia Carbon Fold 2 is an interesting apartment option because the official page lists a 35 lb carbon folding frame, a $1,899 price, torque sensing, hydraulic disc brakes, and a UL 2849 certification claim.

However, the current ordering information is not clear enough for a primary ranking. The product page displays consumer purchase elements, while related Urtopia product information also directs some buyers to contact a business-sales team. I would confirm direct U.S. consumer availability, final specifications, warranty coverage, and service support before recommending it as a primary pick.

TENWAYS CGO600 Pro

The TENWAYS CGO600 Pro is appealing for apartment use because it weighs approximately 37 lb, has a removable battery, and is offered with a chain drivetrain or a low-maintenance Gates belt drive.

The official U.S. product page showed the model as sold out when this guide was checked on July 25, 2026. I have not included it in the main ranking because current availability is an important part of a useful buying guide.

Read my full review of the Tenways CGO600 Pro

Apartment E-Bike Battery and Charging Safety

Safety First – Stop using or charging an e-bike if its battery becomes unusually hot, changes shape or color, leaks, makes unusual sounds, produces smoke or sparks, develops a strong chemical odor, or has been seriously damaged. Move away from immediate danger and contact emergency services when appropriate. Do not open, rebuild, puncture, or modify a lithium-ion battery pack.

A bike that fits in an apartment still needs a safe, building-approved charging plan. Check your lease, condominium rules, campus policy, property-management instructions, and applicable local fire-safety requirements before purchasing.

• Use only the charger supplied with or recommended for the exact bike and battery.
• Do not use a universal charger merely because its connector fits.
• Follow the manufacturer’s charging instructions.
• Remain present while the battery is charging.
• Do not charge while sleeping or when no one is home.
• Unplug the charger when the charging cycle is complete.
• Do not charge a damaged, swollen, wet, recalled, or unusually hot battery.
• Keep the bike, battery, and charger away from doors, stairs, hallways, windows, and other escape routes.
• Keep the battery away from beds, upholstered furniture, paper, drapes, and other combustible materials.
• Use only a manufacturer-approved replacement battery.
• Ask whether the building provides a designated bike-storage or charging area.
• Keep the purchase receipt, battery serial number, charger information, and certification documents.

UL 2849 addresses the electrical system of an e-bike, including the interaction of the motor, battery, and charger. UL 2271 applies to batteries used in light electric vehicles. Certification does not make an e-bike risk-free or replace correct charging, maintenance, storage, and inspection.

For more models with clearly stated certification information, compare my guide to the best UL-certified e-bikes. My guide to e-bike battery capacity also explains how amp-hours and watt-hours affect range and weight.

How to Choose an E-Bike for an Apartment

Measure the Entire Route to Storage

Measure more than the final storage space. Check the building entrance, doorway width, elevator, hallway turns, stair landings, closet opening, and space required to unfold or rotate the bike.

For a folding model, mark its published folded dimensions on the floor with painter’s tape. A bike may technically fit in a closet but still be frustrating to move there every day.

Compare Carrying Weight, Not Just Advertised Weight

Weight distribution matters. A 40 lb full-size bike with a clear frame grip may be easier to carry than a 40 lb folder whose weight is concentrated around a hinge and motor.

When possible, remove the battery and lift the actual bike at a dealer. Carrying it across a showroom is not the same as navigating three flights of stairs, but it can reveal whether the frame is balanced and whether you have a comfortable handhold.

Decide Whether Folding Is Actually Necessary

A folding bike solves a storage-length problem. It does not automatically solve a carrying-weight problem. The 39 lb Velotric Tempo or 36 lb Mokwheel Flint may be easier to lift than the 49 lb Lectric XP Lite 2.0, even though the full-size bikes need more wall space.

Choose a folder for closets, trains, elevators, office storage, and mixed transportation. Choose a lightweight full-size bike when ride quality and stair carrying matter more than minimizing the stored footprint.

Check Battery Removability

A removable battery can make the bike lighter to carry and may let you charge the battery separately from the frame. That is useful when a bike room has no outlet or the apartment does not have space beside an approved charging location.

Battery removal does not override building rules. Some properties regulate where batteries can be stored or charged even when they are removed from the bicycle.

Verify the Exact Certification

Look for certification from an accredited testing laboratory rather than general phrases such as “built to UL standards,” “uses UL-certified cells,” or “complies with safety standards.” Those phrases are not necessarily equivalent to a complete UL 2849-certified e-bike or a UL 2271-certified battery.

Ask the manufacturer for the certification listing, report, label, or applicable standard if proof is required by your landlord or local authority.

Choose the Right Legal Class

A 28 mph setting is not necessary for every apartment commuter. Faster assistance can affect helmet rules, rider-age requirements, bike-path access, and where the bike may legally be ridden.

Read my explanation of Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 e-bikes and check the state-by-state e-bike law guide before changing speed settings.

Confirm Rider Fit Before Buying

A one-size folding bike may fit a broad range of riders on paper while still feeling too short, too tall, too cramped, or difficult to control. Check standover height, saddle adjustment, reach, handlebar position, inseam, mobility, and low-speed confidence.

The Electric Bike Explorer size calculator can help identify a starting point, but it does not replace a test ride.

Plan for Locks, Insurance, and Shared Storage

Indoor storage reduces theft exposure but does not eliminate it. Shared garages, bike rooms, lobbies, and storage cages can still be targeted. Use a high-quality lock even inside a shared room and ask whether cameras or controlled access are available.

Do not assume a renters or homeowners policy automatically covers the full value of an e-bike. Read my guide to e-bike theft and homeowners insurance and confirm coverage directly with the insurer.

Check Replacement Batteries and Service Access

Ask whether a replacement battery is currently available, what it costs, and whether a local shop will work on the electrical system. A low purchase price can become poor value if the battery, controller, display, charger, or proprietary wiring cannot be replaced.

Common Apartment E-Bike Buying Mistakes

• Assuming every folding e-bike is easy to carry: Some folding models weigh 60 to 80 lb.
• Ignoring the complete storage route: A bike that fits inside a closet may not fit around a hallway corner.
• Buying before checking building rules: Certification, charging, storage, and elevator policies can differ.
• Blocking an exit: The area beside the front door may be the most dangerous storage location.
• Focusing only on maximum range: Lower weight and a removable battery are often more useful in an apartment.
• Using an incompatible charger: A matching connector does not prove electrical compatibility.
• Ignoring indoor dirt and water: Plan for fenders, a floor mat, tire cleaning, and wet-weather gear.
• Choosing too much speed: A faster setting may reduce range and limit legal access.
• Failing to test the lift: Published weight does not reveal balance, handholds, or staircase difficulty.
• Overlooking local service: Some bicycle shops will not work on unfamiliar direct-to-consumer electrical systems.

FAQs

What is the best overall e-bike for an apartment?

The Velotric Tempo is my best overall choice for riders who have space for a full-size bike. It weighs 39 lb, drops to approximately 34 lb without the battery, comes in multiple sizes, uses hydraulic brakes, and has clear UL 2849 and UL 2271 certification claims. The Brompton Electric C Line is better when minimum storage size is the main priority.

Is the Mokwheel Flint a good apartment e-bike?

Yes, particularly for riders who want a lightweight full-size city bike. It weighs 36 lb and has a removable 360Wh battery, hydraulic brakes, and an 8-speed drivetrain. Its main drawbacks are the non-folding frame and unclear wording around the exact third-party UL certification.

Is a folding e-bike always best for an apartment?

No. Folding bikes reduce storage length, but many are heavier and more awkward to carry than lightweight full-size bikes. Choose based on your stairs, hallway, elevator, storage dimensions, and ability to lift the complete bike.

What weight is manageable for apartment stairs?

There is no universally safe weight. The answer depends on the rider’s strength and mobility, the number of floors, stair width, handrails, bike balance, and whether the battery can be removed. Bikes in the 30 to 40 lb range are generally easier to manage than 60 to 80 lb models, but testing the actual bike is important.

Can I charge a removable battery separately?

Many removable batteries can be charged away from the bike, but follow the manufacturer’s instructions and building rules. Use the approved charger, monitor charging, keep the battery away from escape routes and combustible materials, and never charge a damaged battery.

Can an e-bike be stored vertically?

Possibly, but the rack must be rated for the bike’s complete weight and compatible with its frame, wheels, cables, brakes, fenders, and display. Follow the manufacturer’s storage instructions, and do not place damaging stress on a folding hinge or electrical cable.

Should an apartment e-bike have a throttle?

A throttle can help with starts, intersections, short hills, and some mobility needs. It can also affect the bike’s legal class and access. Riders who want a more traditional bicycle feel may prefer torque-sensing pedal assistance without relying on a throttle.

Do I need permission from my landlord?

That depends on the lease, property policy, local rules, and whether the building regulates lithium-ion batteries or micromobility devices. Ask for the current written policy before purchasing and retain documentation showing the bike and battery certifications.

My Take

The best apartment e-bike is the one you can store, charge, move, and maintain without turning every ride into a logistical problem.

For most riders with enough wall space for a conventional bicycle, the Velotric Tempo offers the best overall balance. Its low weight after battery removal, several frame sizes, certified electrical system, hydraulic brakes, and dealer network make it a practical everyday choice.

For the smallest apartments and frequent train trips, the Brompton Electric C Line remains the strongest compact solution, although its price limits its appeal. The Lectric XP Lite 2.0 is the better budget folder when stairs are not a major concern, while the Tern Vektron P10 is the premium folding choice for utility and dealer service.

The Mokwheel Flint is a worthwhile option for riders who want a genuinely light full-size bike. I would, however, ask Mokwheel for exact certification documentation before recommending it to someone whose building specifically requires a UL 2849-certified bike or UL 2271-certified battery.

The Ride1Up Roadster v3 suits riders who want stronger performance, the Aventon Soltera 2.5 is the safer choice for buyers who value local dealer access, and the Specialized Turbo Vado SL 2 4.0 is the premium option for riders who prioritize refined handling and shop support over folding or quick battery removal.

Before ordering any e-bike, measure the complete storage route, confirm your building’s written policy, check local riding laws, and make sure you can safely move the bike with the motor turned off.

Sources

• Velotric Tempo official product page
• Brompton Electric C Line official product page
• Lectric XP Lite 2.0 official product information
• Tern Vektron P10 official product page
• Mokwheel Flint official product page
• Mokwheel Flint ST official product page
• Ride1Up Roadster v3 official product page
• Aventon Soltera 2.5 official product page
• Specialized Turbo Vado SL 2 4.0 official product page
• Urtopia Carbon Fold 2 official product page
• TENWAYS CGO600 Pro official U.S. product page
• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission micromobility safety guidance
• UL Solutions explanation of UL 2849