Electric Bikes
Used electric bikes on Cranxs are listed directly by sellers across the UK, spanning ten types from E-MTBs and electric fat bikes through to cargo, folding and cruiser models. Each one adds motor assistance to make climbs, commutes and long days out easier. Browse new and second-hand stock and buy direct from the owner.
What types of electric bike can I buy?
The electric section covers ten categories: E-MTB, electric fat bikes, electric road, electric city, electric folding, electric hybrid, electric cargo, electric gravel, electric touring and electric cruiser bikes. They differ in frame build, tyre width, suspension and the kind of terrain the motor is set up to handle, so the type you pick matters more than any single spec.
Which electric bike suits commuting and city riding?
Electric city bikes are built for urban traffic, with sleek frames and practical features like integrated lights and racks so you can breeze up hills and arrive on time. Electric folding bikes suit small flats and mixed journeys: fold them for storage or to carry on public transport, then unfold for the commute. Electric cargo bikes take the heavy work, hauling gear, groceries or even passengers with the motor doing the pulling.
Which e-bike handles trails, sand and gravel?
E-MTBs are built tough for rugged trails and steep climbs, with full suspension options and powerful motors to take you further off-road. Electric fat bikes use oversized tyres and robust frames for stability and grip on snow, sand or loose gravel. Electric gravel bikes sit between the two, handling rougher surfaces while keeping the speed and agility of a road bike.
What works for long rides and road use?
Electric road bikes are made for long distances with extra power to hold the pace, whether that's race training or a weekend ride. Electric touring bikes prioritise comfort and durability and are built to carry you and your gear mile after mile, from a weekend getaway to a cross-country trip. Electric hybrid bikes combine road and mountain features for tarmac or trail, while electric cruiser bikes give a smooth, relaxed ride with a retro look for the beach or the park.
What should I check before buying used?
Start with purpose, since a bike for trails, a commute or weekend rides pulls you towards different types. Then check range, as battery capacities vary between models and dictate how far you get on a single charge, and motor power, which affects both speed and how well the bike copes with different terrain. Finally confirm the bike fits your body size and riding style, which counts most on longer rides, and budget for anything you'll need from electric bike components.