Cannondale Belt Drive Electric Bikes

Decide which class of e-bike you want

• Class 1 e-bikes provide motor assist only when you pedal, up to 20 mph.

• Class 2 e-bikes have pedal-assist up to 20 mph; they also offer throttle power that doesn't require pedaling.
• Class 3 provides assist when you pedal, up to 28 mph.

What type of bike do you want?
Electric bikes come in many formats including mountain, urban, cruiser, cargo and folding bikes.

Consider motor power
Motor power is measured in watts (W) and range from 250W to 750W. E-bikes with higher watts offers better acceleration, climbing and hauling performance.

Consider battery capacity
A higher Wh number indicates greater battery capacity, which gives you more riding time between charges.

What is an electric mountain bike?
With a rechargeable battery and electric motor, e-MTBs offer pedal assistance for singletrack riding.

Who are electric mountain bikes best for?
E-MTBs are for riders of all skill levels! Explore more trails, extend your rides or add excitement to technical climbs.

Are e-MTBs easy to ride?
Yes! If you can ride a mountain bike then you can ride an electric version. Our recommendation? Ease into it.

Where can I ride my electric mountain bike?
Rules and laws surrounding e-MTB trail access are constantly evolving. Always check the land manager’s current rules to see whether your class of e-bike is allowed.