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Top 20 Electric eBikes for 2023



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Made for roads and city. Point A to point B just got a whole lot sweeter. Experience the wind in your face, air in your lungs, and what life on two wheels has to offer. Top 20 Electric eBikes for 2023 from Total Motorcycle! Harley-Davidson, Ducati, Yamaha, Triumph, KTM and Kawasaki. 2023 was a big year for eBike from many of your favorite motorcycle manufacturers as government regulations force industries to pivot to a societal great reset in how we live, eat, work and what we buy. Everything from 3D printed meat to banning gas stations, you and I my friends are on the cusp of a whole new world and thus it is up to you and your wallet/purse if eBikes supplement motorcycles, get more people into riding or replace motorcycles entirely.

20 eBikes for 2023 is quite a lot of selection for any bicycle rider and when you combine features, prices, style and size, you sure have a lot to choose from. Everything from over $10,000 to under $1000, from full sized adult eBikes to child eBikes, if you can believe it.

For now, let Total Motorcycle introduce you to our Top 20 list of eBikes for 2023 that you can look out to try, buy or pass on!

Go ahead and hop that curb. Pop a wheelie. Rip a skid. Rediscover the pure, uncomplicated joy of exploring your world on two wheels. Rediscover the pure, uncomplicated joy of exploring your world on two wheels.

Introducing the Top 20 Electric eBikes for 2023 from Total Motorcycle! Also check out our 2022, 2023 and now new 2024 Motorcycle Model Guides, packed with fun, features and fresh models.

Our Top 20 List with full photos and descriptions below:
2023 Harley-Davidson Serial1 MOSH/CTY – 30-105 mile range and under $4k for a Harley!
2023 Harley-Davidson Serial1 BASH/MTN – Rugged adventure and still under $4k
2023 Yamaha CrossCore RC – Do-it-all model, “affordably priced”.
2023 Yamaha Moro07 – Escape and explore for just over $4k
2023 Harley-Davidson Serial1 SWITCH/MTN – Still a good choice.
2023 Triumph Trekker GT – A carry Over but hey, it’s good for the price.
2023 Yamaha Wabash RT – More money but more durable.
2023 Harley-Davidson Serial1 RUSH/CTY SPEED – Good city option but getting pricy.
2023 Harley-Davidson Serial1 RUSH/CTY STEP-THRU – Like the CTY Speed.
2023 Ducati MIG-S – The most “affordable” Ducati ebike at under $6k and the only one to look at.
2023 Kawasaki Elektrode – #1 for a kids eBike. Cheap $1100 and feature packed.
2023 KTM 12eDrive – New model
2023 KTM 16eDrive – New model
2023 KTM 18eDrive Factory Edition – New model
2023 KTM 20eDrive Factory Edition – New model
2023 Ducati TK-01RR
2023 Ducati TK-01RR Limited Edition
2023 Ducati Futa
2023 Ducati Futa AXS – New model
2023 Ducati Futa Limited Edition
Honorable Mentions

2022 Harley-Davidson IRONe12
2022 Harley-Davidson IRONe16



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Please do an article about E Bikes, especially range and speed, my E Bike (2015 Zero FX) has a published top speed of 85, BUT it always overheats and cuts power at 65-70. Published range is 100 miles. In town or off road I have gotten almost 85 miles but it drops to about 20 on hiway(charging stations in my area are from between 42 and 75 miles apart then 8+ hours to charge)
E BIKES ARE FUN, for a second or third bike BUT COMPLETELY IMPRACTACLE for only bike.)
ZERO is the most popular E Bike, but TMW doesn't even mention most popular brands (Zero, Engncia,Fuell Fillo, You do Mention HD {Live Wire} and KTM) Also not mentioned, probably not yet in production or non North American, E Bikes from Alpinera, Moto-Morni, Honda, Vespa, Royal Enfield, URAL and Yamaha. I haven't heard any electric plans from Norton (yes they are still around) Kawasaki, Indian, Cagiva Group or BMW. Polaris is going to use Zero motors for their electric ATVs.

A great bike. After seeing many US reviewers, my wife and I purchased 2, 6 weeks ago. A well-priced bike and so enjoyable to ride.

I'll receive a modest refund for the SRS, continuing my streak of successfully evading US.

4k dollars is too much. I've always dreamed of a bike, but even the most budget-friendly options among bikes are expensive for me. But I've been suggested to think about electric scooters as an alternative. So if you can share some thoughts, I'd appreciate the feedback. I'm a big fan of various models of Yamaha. Kawis are good too, but if I had the budget, I'd prefer Yamaha. But among e-scooters, there are many worthy options that seem even more suitable for city riding right now.

Considering your preference for Yamaha and interest in electric scooters as a more budget-friendly alternative to bikes, there are indeed several good options to explore. Here are some points to consider:

Yamaha Electric Scooters: Yamaha has started producing electric scooters that combine their reputation for quality with the efficiency of electric power. Models like the Yamaha E01 and Yamaha EC-05 are gaining popularity for their urban commuting capabilities, ease of use, and environmentally friendly nature.

I bought an Aventon Level 2 step over frame exactly 12 months ago and I love it. For me, at approx 175 pounds, trying to stay under $2K, I tested several different e bikes, but far and away the Aventon Torque sensor was the best. 60 mile range, or about 40 mile range at max speeds and hills, etc.dinosaur game Zero problems, but that said I've only ridden about 1000 miles so far. Too many toys!

jukeboxhighly wrote: Thu Aug 08, 2024 7:48 pm I bought an Aventon Level 2 step over frame exactly 12 months ago and I love it. For me, at approx 175 pounds, trying to stay under $2K, I tested several different e bikes, but far and away the Aventon Torque sensor was the best. 60 mile range, or about 40 mile range at max speeds and hills, etc.dinosaur game Zero problems, but that said I've only ridden about 1000 miles so far. Too many toys!

Heard some good reviews too about Aventon Level 2 bikes.

I give it 2 more years before I finally buy one,slope thanks to all the people with disposable income who are testing AND providing good feedback to eventually create an all-round amazing E-Bike.

Currently owning a 2023 Harley-Davidson Serial1 BASH/MTN. At $4k that's a bit pricey.
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