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The Tenways Ago X, a mid-range e-bike, offers decent performance for a reasonable price and is an apt choice for people seeking a no-nonsense commuting bike. Its downsides include a heavy, wide chassis and a speed limit of 20mph. It features a long drive range due to a powerful battery and has high quality components and design.

The Charge XC is a robust and versatile e-bike that is suitable for both on and off-road use. It offers a great balance of value and quality, and comes with several standard accessories. However, its relatively hefty weight could be a drawback for some and it only comes in two sizes.

The Urtopia carbon fiber ebike underperforms despite its stylish design and light weight, lacking the promised features and providing a mediocre ride at a high price point.

The Thousand Heritage Helmet is a stylish and practical choice for cyclists and scooter riders, offering an excellent fit, a wide range of colors, and unique safety features like a pop lock for security.

The BMC 257 AMP AL TWO is a beautifully made and powerful e-bike that’s equally suited for commuting and adventurous exploration. Packed with desired features such as durability, superior build quality, a powerful Bosch motor, and a long battery life, it impresses with comfort and ease of use. Despite its high price tag, the AMP AL TWO is remarkably value-worthy when considering its aforementioned features.

The Pedego Interceptor is a well-built and dependable e-bike with a more expensive price point. Despite some of its flaws like the motor not being smooth and the handlebars design, it offers great warranty and battery life. The overall experience is pleasant, but enthusiasts would opt for cheaper and better options elsewhere.

The Emu Crossbar is a practical, affordable e-bike, with an easy-to-live-with design and impressive battery range. Its substantial weight may not be to everyone's taste, and the electric assistance might seem basic when compared to high-end models. However, the bike's comfort and generous specifications make it an attractive option for everyday commutes.

The Emu Crossbar e-bike is an affordable, hefty bike with a simple design, reliable components, and a comfortable ride. It boasts sizable battery range and a practical daily commute setup but its heavy weight and arguably basic electric assistance may not be for all riders.

Thousand Heritage helmets provide the protection you need while on a bike or scooter and look far better than your standard lid.

The G4i looks a lot more fun and futuristic, but it folds down almost as well as a Brompton, in a matter of seconds.

The Pure Advance features unique folding handlebars and footpads to make storing it in a hallway or corridor easy.

Once unfolded, the low-step alloy frame holds its shape without any issues – I never felt unsafe when riding it during testing.

“Also aiding acceleration is the excellent 'Turbo' button, which applies maximum thrust, regardless of your pedaling speed.”

“Priority's first electric bike continues its no-nonsense approach to cycling with a strong feature set and a class-leading performance.” 

The most notable upgrades are a re-engineered motor that's more powerful and a longer-range battery. I guarantee these will be barely noticeable to most users, as the top speed will still be 15.5mph, and the range was plenty long already.

A terrific urban electric scooter with decent uphill and some rugged survival skills, the Segway Ninebot MAX G30LP will take you a long way.

I think it's quite a good test for an e-bike to ride it up a steep (by London standards) hill, on The Hottest Day Ever, and that's just what I did.

The review highly praises the Schwinn Coston DX ebike for its solid build, comfortable ride, sleek design, and battery life, though it criticises its handling and throttle response. The price is considered reasonable when compared to other similar ebikes.

The Segway eMoped C80 has made the fairly new world of e-bikes more accessible for non-cyclists.