Moped-Style
The Super73 effect

The bike that created the category. Every other entry on this page is measured against it.

• The silhouette everyone else copies — banana seat, moto bars, 20x4.5in rubber
• App-based ride modes, four classes on tap including an unlocked off-road mode
• Resale value nothing else in the category comes close to

The full-suspension flagship. Where Super73 stops being a lifestyle bike and starts being a machine.

• Inverted front fork and rear shock — the only Super73 that soaks up real terrain
• Moto-grade wheels and brakes to match the extra speed
• The halo model that sells the rest of the lineup

The cheapest way to a real Super73 badge, and the one most teenagers actually end up on.

• Same visual language as the S2 for a third less money
• Class 2 out of the box — the sane choice for a younger rider
• Smaller battery is the honest trade; plan on 25 miles, not 40

The cult king. Still the fastest thing in the category and still built in California.

• 80V architecture — nothing else in the moped class runs this voltage
• 60mph on a bike with pedals. Off-road and private land only, obviously
• Waitlists and hype cycles have followed this thing for years

The RCR's sensible sibling — most of the presence, half the price, actually street-usable.

• US-built at a price that undercuts the imported competition
• Moto-grade frame and suspension, city-legal gearing
• The one ONYX you might genuinely commute on

The YouTube favourite. Dual battery, 3.2kW, and a UL certification most of its rivals skip.

• Dual-battery as standard — the range figure is one of the few that holds up
• UL 2849 certified, which is rare at this power level
• Huge aftermarket and a very loud owner community

The value benchmark. Full suspension moped for under two grand, and it undercuts everything with a comparable spec.

• Full suspension at a price where rivals give you a hardtail
• Unlockable to 37mph off-road
• Ride1Up's support reputation is the quiet reason this keeps selling

The dirt-biased Revv1 — longer travel, knobbier rubber, for people using the moped like a mini dirt bike.

• Longer-travel fork and moto tires over the standard FS
• Same drivetrain and battery, so the value story holds
• The pick if the riding is more fire road than bike lane

Electric Bike Report's Best Moped/Moto-Style pick for 2026, and a genuine Super73 rival on ride quality.

• Full suspension with a torque-sensing feel that most mopeds lack
• Juiced's controller tuning is the best-kept secret in the category
• Worth knowing Juiced's turbulent recent history before you buy

60V in a moped chassis. The bike that proved a small brand could out-spec Super73 on paper and undercut it on price.

• 60V system with 2,000W peak — a full class above the S2
• Dual headlights and moto styling that reads far more expensive
• Ariel Rider's PPB (pedal-powered brake) variants add another gear

Macfox's full-suspension flagship, and the brand that has out-marketed almost everyone on social.

• Dual battery option pushes real range past 60 miles
• Full suspension plus 20x4in fat rubber
• Massive presence on TikTok and Instagram — you have almost certainly seen one

The under-$1,000 entry point. Not the best bike here, but the one that gets the most people into the category.

• Moped looks at a price that competes with department-store bikes
• Heybike's warranty and US support beat most bikes at this price
• Expect Class 2 speeds — this is a cruiser, not a canyon carver

Probably the highest-volume moped-style e-bike on earth. Engwe sells these by the container load worldwide.

• Dual-battery version is the cheapest 90-mile moped you can buy
• Cafe-racer styling that photographs far above its price
• Global sales volume nobody else in this list can match

The best-selling moped-shaped e-bike in American history — and the reason the category went mainstream.

• Utility-moped hybrid: passenger seat, running boards, front rack
• Rad is still the most-listed brand on the US used market
• The December 2025 bankruptcy filing is the catch — support and warranty are the open question

The design-forward outlier. Steel frame, US assembly, and a look nobody else is doing.

• Hand-built steel frame in a category of stamped aluminium
• The cleanest-looking bike on this page, by a distance
• Small brand — check lead times before you order