The full lineup
Every bike we carry, and exactly who each one is for.
We stock six models instead of thirty. Each one solves a different problem, starts at $1,499, and can be ridden today at the shop on Main Street.
Hygiene
City Cruiser
$1,749
$1,499
Light, upright, and dead simple. The bike that turns a two-mile errand into the best part of your day.
28–42 mi range
Union
Step-Thru Commuter
$1,899
Class 3 speed in a step-thru frame. Keeps up with traffic on Ken Pratt, carries groceries on the way home.
35–60 mi range
Nelson
Sport Commuter
$2,249
Our fastest-handling frame. Built for people who want an e-bike that still feels like a bike.
40–70 mi range
Sandstone
Fat Tire All-Terrain
$2,499
Four-inch tires and a 750W motor. The bike that does not care what the weather did last night.
30–55 mi range
Sugar Mill
Cargo / Family
$3,299
Two kids, a week of groceries, or 400 pounds of whatever. Longtail cargo built for actual daily use.
25–50 mi range
Button Rock
Full-Suspension Trail
$3,999
140mm of travel and a Class 1 motor. The one you take up Left Hand Canyon on a Saturday.
22–45 mi range
Before you buy
What the class rating actually means in Colorado
Colorado defines three e-bike classes in CRS 42-1-102. The class decides where you can legally ride, and cities and counties can restrict further. Here is the short version.
Pedal assist only, cuts out at 20 mph
Legal on nearly every bike path and most Boulder County trail systems.
Button Rock
Throttle plus pedal assist, both capped at 20 mph
Legal on streets and most paved paths. Some natural-surface trails restrict it.
Hygiene · Sandstone · Sugar Mill
Pedal assist to 28 mph, no throttle above 20
Street and bike-lane legal. Generally not allowed on shared-use paths.
Union · Nelson
Riders under 16 may not operate a Class 3 e-bike in Colorado, though they may ride as a passenger. Helmets are required for Class 3 operators and passengers under 18. We go through all of this with you at the shop — it takes five minutes and saves a ticket.