The AXIS range are built for all terrain riding, in all weather conditions. From loose muddy terrains to dusty summer lanes the AXIS eRIDE from Scott are built with tough frames and the right components for the job. With this sort of e-Bike you want to be riding off-road probably more than on-road and they handle those conditions perfectly. For road based riding, the Schwalbe Jonny Watts knobbly tyres will give you plenty of extra traction on damp roads or unmade lanes which can be a greater benefit over road based tyres. For the gears, you get a wide range of 10 speeds, suitable for mucky trail work and road riding alike. This bike is designed to cope with anything!

Fancy leaving your car at home and swapping to a more sustainable mode of transport that's practical? That's exactly what Bergamont have done with the Cargoville LT Expert. Designed to be useful for shopping, commuting, dropping the kids off at school and fun leisure rides and day trips. You can even connect your surfboard and head down the beach. The ideal all-round car replacement.

Lightweight Frame Design: The Bergamont E-Sweep frame weighs only 17.5kg and doesn't compromise on quality. Reducing frame weights is becoming more important as people expect there be options for lighter frames but they do come at a cost. The main downside to lighter frames is they don't assist quite as much as motors found on heavier e-Bikes. For instance the e-Sweep Sport uses the Mahle X35+ motor, which has 40 newton metres of assistance. Compare that to the Bosch Performance CX and you have less than half the torque power and a range of about 60 miles vs over 100 miles on a Bosch system. What you do get though is a more natural riding experience similar to that of a push-bike. The e-Sweep appeals to riders that want to do more of the riding themselves with a little assistance for the steeper hills and stronger headwinds. Step-in: The Bergamont E-Sweep Sport.

The new Wisper Tailwind has arrived and is looking mightily impressive. The main feature of the Tailwind range is its lightweight frame, weighing only 21.5kg. Impressive for an e-Bike. That's with the smaller battery on the Comfort modal, the features of the Comfort Tailwinds are then included rack, mudguards, integrated front and rear lights and a kickstand. The City version features a weight of only 19.5kg but you don't get any mudguards, a rack, lights or kickstand included which is how they keep the weight down. If those items are not essential, then you get a super light frame for an e-Bike which is ideally suited to commuters where as the Comfort range suites both commuters and leisure riders.