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March 28, 2022
RVs and Electric Bikes go together like Campfires and Smores!
When you live the RV Life, you believe in travel and adventure, and electric bikes fit perfectly into this lifestyle. But which are the best electric bikes for RVers?
Ebikes give you the freedom to leave the campground and explore the world around you, much more than a conventional bike or towed vehicle.
See, if you are traveling around the country, you might find a magical beach, a cool forest or some mountains that offer amazing views. And even though we love walking, we believe the most fun way to move around is with an ebike.
Below you will learn more on:
What are the benefits of traveling with ebikes?
GreenBike City Path Folding Ebike
GreenBike Big Dog Off-Road Fat Tire Electric Bike
Eunorau E-Fat-Step Fat-Tire Folding Electric Bike
Revi Rebel Fat-Tire Electric Bike
More coming soon...
That’s why we have gathered this list of the best electric bikes for motorhomes, campers, and caravans, so you can find the best ebike for your next adventure.
To figure out which is the best electric bike for RVing, consider this things first:
So which electric bikes are the best for RVers? Let’s dive in!
GreenBike Electric Motion has been in the business for many years, and know how to design ebikes that are perfectly suited for the RV life. Their newest model is the City Path, which is a folding ebike with a low-step frame design, and fat tires for stability and traction when riding on uneven surfaces. This affordable electric bike is one of the best ebikes for camping.
The City Path features a powerful 750W rear hub motor, which produces a high level of torque, making it ideal for riding in hilly terrain. This motor is paired with a long-range 48V/15Ah easy access battery, which can be removed for remote charging. Not only does the City Path come with a super comfortable saddle and suspension seat post, but it also has a buddy seat in the back, so that two people can ride at the same time. Moreover, the City Path has hydraulic disc brakes, giving the bike superior stopping power.
The 20” x 4” fat tires are mounted on magnesium alloy rims, which not only look great but give you greater stability and eliminate the need for truing the wheels. The City Path also comes standard with fenders and lights.
Yes, we are including another fat tire folder from GreenBike Electric Motion. And for good reason. The Big Dog Off-Road is one of our bestsellers, and it is especially popular with RVers.
Unlike the City Path, the Big Dog Off-Road electric bike features a 6061 aluminum alloy full-suspension frame, which flexes when you ride over rough terrain, including rocks and tree roots. It’s ideal for off-road adventures.
The 750W electric motor on the Off-Road puts out a high level of torque, which gives it the ability to climb hills better than many other ebikes on the market today. Like the City Path, the Big Dog also comes with a 48V/15Ah battery, which can be charged on or off the bike. There is also a 6-speed Shimano derailleur, allowing you to ride it like a conventional bike.
One of the unique features of the Big Dog Off-Road is its adjustable stem, which allows you to rotate the handlebars towards or away from the rider, giving you a perfect fit. It also features magnesium alloy rims, fenders and a headlight, and hydraulic disc brakes. If you prefer a fat tire folder that has front suspension but not a rear shock, check out the Big Dog Extreme.
The E-Fat-Step from Eunorau combines several features that are popular with RVers. It has a low-step frame, so it is easy to get on and off of, and since the frame folds in two locations, it can be stowed in smaller spaces and is quite portable. But there’s more. This ebike also has 20” x 4” fat tires, which give the rider greater traction and stability, perfect for light to moderate trail riding.
The E-Fat-Step sports a 500W rear hub motor, giving it tons of power and torque. You can operate the motor by use of the 5-level pedal assist system (PAS) which boosts your pedaling prowess. There is also a left-side push throttle, which allows you to ride without having to pedal. But most riders like to pedal some, and the 7-speed gears will let you ride the E-Fat-Step like a conventional bike. Combine all three drive models, and you have an excellent and affordable ebike.
The Revi Rebel 1.0 is another fat tire folding ebike. This format is quite popular with the RV crowd, and we just love the sleek lines of the frame and total functionality of the Rebel 1.0.
The Rebel 1.0 has a high-powered 500W rear hub motor, which will give you the ability to climb hills or tow loads without the need for vigorous pedaling. Riding this ebike is a breeze, using the 7-speed gear, pedal assist system, and twist throttle. You can find the sweet spot for every riding condition, making the Rebel 1.0 a truly versatile fat tire folder.
This electric bike runs on a 48V/13Ah lithium ion battery which is mounted behind the seat tube for easy access. The battery can be charged on or off the bike, and will give you over 30 miles per charge, depending on rider weight and riding conditions.
The Rebel 1.0 was positively reviewed by Electric Bike Review, who said that “overall, the Rebel offers a fair degree of utility in a relatively compact package. The mid-stem frame design is approachable, and the folding joint isn’t super wide so your knees shouldn’t bonk too much when pedaling. The fat tires along with the front basket and rear rack means this ebike would do well for folks who like to camp and travel with RVs. This bike could easily be folded up and stowed in a RV storage compartment, or even just thrown in the back seat of a car, and then quickly unfolded and be ready to ride through some moderate off-road trails.” Not bad, huh!
The City Premium electric bike has a low-step frame and 20” tires, making it ideal for shorter riders or those who prefer a bike that is easy to mount and dismount. It folds in the middle of the frame, but also has a folding tiller, so it is super portable. Unlike the fat tire folders in this review, the City Premium has narrower tires (20” x 1.95”) with mag alloy rims, making it more suitable for riding on paved roads and trails. The sleek, swooped frame design of the City Premium looks great, and makes the bike a breeze to mount and dismount. The large saddle is mounted on a suspension seat post, and there are stitched ergonomic grips, adding comfort to style.
You can ride the City Premium using the conventional 6-speed gears, but when you need a boost, just push a button to turn on the pedal assist system, and the 350W nominal (500W peak) output motor will do most of the heavy lifting. You can also engage the right-side thumb throttle, which will power the bike without the need for pedaling. The motor is paired with a long-range, removable 48V/15Ah battery with Boston Power high-capacity cells. On a full charge, this ebike is capable of about 38 miles on Pedal Assist level 1.
The City Premium comes in several beautiful colorways, making it an aesthetically pleasing bike to look at and ride.
I know the title of this article is Top 10, but it's a work in progress. Soon we will add another 5 awesome ebikes for RVers. And if you can't wait, give me a call right now at 888-883-3350 and I'll help you find the perfect ebike for your riding pleasures.
Whether you are looking for the best ebike for motorhomes, camping, or RVing in general, we are pretty sure that you will find the perfect one on this list. Feel free to check the product pages and reviews for more in-depth descriptions, and feel free to ask us anything else you might want to know about these models. We’d be happy to help you find the perfect ebike for your next adventure.
For more ebikes that might meet your needs, check out our complete lineup of folding ebikes. And if you want to share your enthusiasm for ebikes with other RVers, consider joining our 50/50 Brand Ambassador Program, where you can earn hundreds of dollars for every lead you send us that results in a sale.
June 17, 2021
This was a great article. My husband and I have been living in our RV for 2 years now, and we are ready to start riding ebikes.
June 14, 2021
Thanks a lot. This was really helpful for us RVers.
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Jason Shaw
June 25, 2021
I was referred to this blog by a friend and I have to agree it is very informative. It was definitely helpful in choosing the right ebikes for our lifestyle. Great job!