Electric Bike Shops in Atlanta (2026): 18 Verified

Atlanta covers 135.3 square miles of land (2025 Gazetteer) and holds 529,110 people in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate. Four of the five stores just past the line print an Atlanta mailing address, yet the Census geocoder places them in Sandy Springs, North Druid Hills and unincorporated Cobb County. The City Code and its rebate stop at the line, so if you plan to use the rebate, start with the 18 stores inside it.

The 18 Verified eBike Shops in Atlanta

Atlanta's 18 e-bike stores sit in 10 of the City's 12 council districts. The nearest to downtown, Loose Nuts Cycles in Grant Park, is 1.1 miles from City Hall, and the farthest, Best Buy on Piedmont Road, is 5.4.

Download the 23 Atlanta-area storefronts: CSV · JSON.

Loose Nuts Cycles — 452 Cherokee Avenue SE

Address: 452 Cherokee Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312
Phone: (404) 228-5555
Website: loosenutscycles.com
Brands: none listed on its site; on the City's rebate list
Hours: Tue 12–7, Wed 12–6, Thu–Fri 12–7, Sat 11–5 (home page)
Focus: Grant Park, District 1, 1.1 miles from City Hall; call for stock.

ElectroBike Georgia and Atlanta Bicycle Barn — 151 Sampson Street NE

Address: 151 Sampson St NE Ste C, Atlanta, GA 30312
Phone: (404) 400-7132
Website: electrobikega.com
Brands: Urtopia, Segway, Velotric and Rictor on its e-bikes page, one Velotric at $1,900
Hours: Tue–Sun 10–6 (contact page)
Focus: Old Fourth Ward, District 2, 1.6 miles from City Hall. Atlanta Bicycle Barn (Atlanta Bike Barn on its own site) rents e-bikes at the same address.

Specialized Atlanta — 112 Krog Street NE

Address: 112 Krog St NE Ste 10, Atlanta, GA 30307
Phone: (470) 890-1121
Website: specialized.com, store page
Brands: Specialized, with demos and "Specialized-branded E-bike service"
Hours: Mon–Sat 11–6, Sun 12–5 (store page)
Focus: Inman Park, District 2, 1.6 miles from City Hall; on the City's rebate list as Incycle Marketplace / Specialized Atlanta.

Big Peach Ride + Run Midtown — 800 Peachtree Street NE

Address: 800 Peachtree St NE, Suite B&C, Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: (404) 602-9903
Website: bigpeachrideandrun.com
Brands: Giant, with the E-Bikes attribute on Giant's dealer map
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–8, Sat 9–6, Sun 12–5 (contact page)
Focus: Midtown, District 4, 2.0 miles from City Hall; call for the e-bikes in stock.

The BELT Hub, Ponce City Market — 675 Ponce de Leon Avenue NE

Address: 675 Ponce de Leon Ave NE (BeltLine Trestle), Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: (404) 430-5026, on its contact page
Website: thebelthub.com
Brands: Velotric e-bikes, priced on its store, one at $1,999
Hours: not printed on its site; call to confirm
Focus: Old Fourth Ward, District 2, 2.3 miles from City Hall, on the BeltLine at Ponce City Market.

Wheelhaus Electric Bike Shop and Studio — 1188 Glenwood Avenue SE

Address: 1188 Glenwood Ave SE, Suite B, Atlanta, GA 30316
Phone: (404) 834-0054
Website: wheelhausbikes.com
Brands: "premium new, used and custom e-bikes," says its home page
Hours: Tue–Sat 11–6 (contact page)
Focus: Ormewood Park, District 5, 2.4 miles from City Hall, in what the shop calls East Atlanta Village.

Best Buy Edgewood — 1210 Caroline Street NE

Address: 1210 Caroline St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
Phone: (404) 827-0137
Website: SWFT's page for this store
Brands: SWFT, per the store page above
Hours: not printed on the pages read; call to confirm
Focus: Edgewood, District 5, 2.5 miles from City Hall; ask which SWFT models are on the floor.

AC Clutch Bicycle Shop — 1384 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard SW

Address: 1384 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Suite B, Atlanta, GA 30310
Phone: (404) 594-4205
Website: clutchbicycleshop.com
Brands: Aventon, one model from $1,200, on its home page; Velotric's dealer map lists it
Hours: Mon 10–3, Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 (contact page)
Focus: Westview, District 10, 2.6 miles from City Hall; on the City's rebate list.

Intown Bicycles — 1035 Monroe Drive NE

Address: 1035 Monroe Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
Phone: (404) 872-1736
Website: intownbicycles.com
Brands: Electra and Aventon, one Electra at $2,015 on its electric list; Aventon's dealer map lists it
Hours: Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5, Sun 12–5 (location page)
Focus: Virginia Highland, District 6, 2.7 miles from City Hall; on the City's rebate list. "In stock e-bikes are not listed on the website," says its home page, so call.

Outback Bikes — 484 Moreland Avenue NE

Address: 484 Moreland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
Phone: (404) 688-4878, call or text
Website: outback-bikes.com
Brands: Giant, Gazelle, Tern, Marin and Troxus on its electric list, one Giant at $1,750
Hours: Tue–Sat 11–6 (home page)
Focus: Inman Park, District 2, 2.7 miles from City Hall; on the City's rebate list.

The BELT Hub, Atlantic Station — 260 18th Street NW

Address: 260 18th St NW, Suite 10120B, Atlanta, GA 30363
Phone: (404) 904-1409
Website: thebelthub.com
Brands: Velotric, listed for sales on Velotric's dealer map
Hours: not printed on its site; call to confirm
Focus: Atlantic Station, District 3, 3.1 miles from City Hall; the City's rebate list prints its phone under The BELT Hub.

Twist 'n' Scoot Motorscooters — 560 Amsterdam Avenue NE

Address: 560 Amsterdam Ave NE, Suite E, Atlanta, GA 30306
Phone: (404) 817-8181
Website: twistnscoot.com
Brands: Genuine Scooter Company scooters; "Metro Atlanta’s premier motor scooter and e-bike store," says its home page
Hours: Tue–Fri 11–4, Sat 10–4 (location page)
Focus: Morningside/Lenox Park, District 6, 3.1 miles from City Hall; ask which e-bikes are in stock.

Atlanta Pro Bikes — 1039 North Highland Avenue NE

Address: 1039 N Highland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
Phone: (404) 254-1230
Website: atlantaprobikes.com
Brands: none listed on its site; on the City's rebate list
Hours: Mon–Sat 10–6 (home page)
Focus: Virginia Highland, District 6, 3.2 miles from City Hall; new and used bikes, service and BeltLine rentals.

Edison Electric Bicycles — 1619 Hosea L. Williams Drive SE

Address: 1619 Hosea L Williams Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30317
Phone: (470) 588-1619
Website: edisonbicycles.com
Brands: Edison's own e-bikes on its home page, a commuter at $2,399 and a premium model at $3,499
Hours: not printed on the pages read; call to confirm
Focus: Kirkwood, District 5, 3.3 miles from City Hall; on the City's rebate list.

The BELT Hub, West Midtown — 1385 English Street NW

Address: 1385 English St NW, Suite A, Atlanta, GA 30318
Phone: (678) 943-6787
Website: thebelthub.com
Brands: Velotric, one at $1,999 on its store; Velotric's dealer map lists it
Hours: not printed on its site; call to confirm
Focus: Blandtown, District 9, 3.6 miles from City Hall; on the City's rebate list. Its contact page prints English St NE; Google Maps and Velotric's map print NW.

eStar Rides — 2042 Sylvan Road SW

Address: 2042 Sylvan Rd SW, Suite B, Atlanta, GA 30310
Phone: (678) 383-0296
Website: estarbikes.com
Brands: Denago, Gotrax, Hiboy and DYU among the 38 bikes on its commuter e-bike list
Hours: Mon–Sat 11–6 (home page)
Focus: Sylvan Hills, District 12, 3.8 miles from City Hall; on the City's rebate list. It also sells e-scooters.

Atlanta Cycling Ansley — 1860 Piedmont Avenue NE

Address: 1860 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30324
Phone: (404) 873-2451
Website: atlantacycling.com, Ansley page
Brands: Trek and Aventon: "Explore Trek bicycles, Aventon electric bikes," says its Ansley page
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 (Ansley page)
Focus: Piedmont Heights, District 6, 4.3 miles from City Hall; on the City's rebate list, with a complimentary baseline fit.

Best Buy Buckhead — 2537 Piedmont Road NE

Address: 2537 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324
Phone: (404) 842-0938
Website: SWFT's page for this store
Brands: SWFT, per the store page above
Hours: not printed on the pages read; call to confirm
Focus: Lindbergh/Morosgo, District 7, 5.4 miles from City Hall, the farthest of the 18.

Just Outside Atlanta — 5 Electric Bike Shops Past the City Line

These five stand outside the City of Atlanta, so you cannot spend its rebate, which requires a shop inside the city, at any of them.

Peachtree Bikes — 4540 Roswell Road NE

Address: 4540 Roswell Rd, Atlanta, GA 30342
Phone: (404) 254-4116
Website: peachtreebikes.com
Brands: Specialized: "Peachtree Bikes is Atlanta's full-service Specialized e-bike dealer," says its FAQ
Hours: Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 (about page)
Focus: Sandy Springs, 0.1 miles past the city line, 9.1 from City Hall. Its FAQ offers test rides in store.

Atlanta Cycling Vinings — 4335 Cobb Parkway SE

Address: 4335 Cobb Pkwy SE, Atlanta, GA 30339
Phone: (770) 952-7731
Website: atlantacycling.com
Brands: "Trek bicycles and Aventon e-bikes," says the chain's home page; Aventon's dealer map lists it
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5 (stores page)
Focus: unincorporated Cobb County, 0.3 miles past the city line, 9.4 from City Hall; the chain calls it Vinings.

Conte's Bike Shop — 2923 North Druid Hills Road NE

Address: 2923 N Druid Hills Rd, Atlanta, GA 30329
Phone: (678) 398-4797
Website: contebikes.com, store page
Brands: Velotric, Gazelle, Cannondale, Electra and Tern on the chain's electric list
Hours: Tue–Sat 10–6, Sun 12–5 (store page)
Focus: North Druid Hills, 0.9 miles past the city line, 6.6 from City Hall; the e-bike list is the chain's, so ask which models this store keeps.

Best Buy Smyrna — 2460 Cobb Parkway SE

Address: 2460 Cobb Pkwy SE, Smyrna, GA 30080
Phone: (770) 859-9266
Website: SWFT's page for this store
Brands: SWFT, per the store page above
Hours: not printed on the pages read; call to confirm
Focus: Smyrna, 2.0 miles past the city line, 11.1 from City Hall.

Free-Flite Bicycles Sandy Springs — 6014 Sandy Springs Circle NE

Address: 6014 Sandy Springs Cir NE, Atlanta, GA 30328
Phone: (404) 252-2453
Website: freeflite.com
Brands: Trek, Electra, Segway and Gazelle on the chain's e-bike list, one Trek at $1,999.99
Hours: not printed on the pages read; call to confirm
Focus: Sandy Springs, 2.3 miles past the city line, 11.8 from City Hall.

Names you may meet in search results

You may still meet these names in search results; each was read on November 10, 2026.

Four more could not be checked; if you live near one, a phone call settles it. REI's site would not load its store at 1800 Northeast Expressway, and the Internet Archive's copy of its bike-shop page, from October 3, 2026, lists an "E-Bike Tune" but names no e-bike for sale in the store. Fix It Bicycle Station Repair links no site, and E-Bike City and Sports Value Center list only a phone.

MARTA — Taking an eBike on Trains and Buses

Plan on the front rack or the train car, and walk your bike through every station. MARTA says "every bus has storage racks for two bikes" and that its trains "offer plenty of room for both you and your bike" (Bring Your Bike).

Its bike page, its common questions and its Ride with Respect rules, read on November 10, 2026, print no rule about e-bikes, batteries or rack weight. The respect rules bar "riding scooters" on board, so ride nothing inside a station or car, and ask MARTA before you lift a heavy cargo or fat-tire e-bike onto a bus rack.

Trail Access — the BeltLine and the City's Parks

Ride the BeltLine at walking-crowd manners, and know that the two sets of rules you ride under are worded differently. Atlanta BeltLine Inc.'s own trail map counts 18.4 miles open and paved, 1.1 under construction and 3.2 more planned, all inside the city, and it posts the trails' hours as 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. (BeltLine trail layer, measured on its geometry).

The BeltLine's rules page lists "No motorized vehicles allowed on trail (Ord. Sec. 110-86, 110-87)" (Trail Etiquette), and neither of those two park sections names an e-bike.

The City Code speaks to rented devices, which matters if you rent. Rented bikes and scooters, and electric devices such as a privately owned e-scooter, "may be operated within city parks, including along the Atlanta BeltLine and shall not be considered motorized vehicles" under the park rules (§ 150-405(a)). That article's definition of a device "shall exclude bicycles, e-bicycles," so it does not reach an e-bike you own (§ 150-400).

State law sits underneath: a Class I or Class II e-bike "shall be authorized to be operated on any bicycle path or shared use path where bicycles are permitted to be operated," though "a local authority or state agency may prohibit" it, and a Class III may use such a path only beside a road or where its manager allows it (O.C.G.A. § 40-6-303(a), HB 454).

Georgia eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Atlanta

You need no registration, tag or license for an e-bike inside Georgia's definition. The state's definition of a motor vehicle excludes "an electric assisted bicycle" (O.C.G.A. § 40-1-1(33), HB 1009), and every e-bike rider carries "all the rights" and "all the duties" of a bicyclist (§ 40-6-301).

• What qualifies. Georgia defines an e-bike as "a device with two or three wheels which has a saddle and fully operative pedals for human propulsion and also has an electric motor having a power output of not more than 750 watts" (§ 40-1-1(15.3)). Class I helps while you pedal, to 20 mph; Class II can run on the motor alone, to 20 mph; Class III helps while you pedal, to 28 mph (§ 40-6-300).
• The label. An e-bike built on or after January 1, 2020, carries "a permanently affixed label" naming its class, motor wattage and top assisted speed (§ 40-6-302).
• Age and helmets. No one under 15 may operate a Class III, and every Class III rider and passenger wears a helmet (§ 40-6-303(b), (c)). On any class, riders under 16 wear one: "State law requires that riders 15 and younger must wear a helmet," says Georgia State Parks under its e-bike heading.

Atlanta's own rules

Ride in the street or a bike lane, and keep off the sidewalk if you are 13 or older. Atlanta's bicycle rules say "No person 13 or more years of age shall ride a bicycle upon any sidewalk in any district," and no one rides a bicycle on a sidewalk "within a business district or the central traffic district" (§ 150-210).

The City's guide for its officers lists sidewalk riding among bike violations, and for rented scooters and e-bikes it puts the penalty at "a fine up to $1,000 and jail time up to six months," which it calls "the default penalty for all municipal charges" (officers' guide, Internet Archive copy of December 20, 2022).

The City of Atlanta e-bike rebate

Watch for the spring 2027 round, then buy at a listed shop inside the city. The rebate comes off the price at the counter, one per eligible resident 18 or older, and recipients have "60 calendar days to redeem their e-bike rebate at a participating City of Atlanta e-bike retailer" (Atlanta Regional Commission).

The 2026 round closed September 22, and the page lists an "Additional Program Application Round Spring 2027." The bike must be a new Class 1, 2 or 3 with a motor of "750 watts or less," meeting "UL, EN or comparable safety standards"; conversion kits, refurbished and used e-bikes are excluded.

Where to Ride Your eBike in Atlanta

Plan your commute on the greenways and protected lanes first. The Atlanta Regional Commission's bicycle facility inventory holds 164.5 miles of bike lanes and trails inside the city line, each piece counted once.

The same inventory flags 38.7 of those miles as BeltLine.

Why order your e-bike from Redtail

Would you rather have it delivered? Redtail's shipping policy gives "free shipping on every electric bike within the contiguous United States," Georgia included. A bike is "dispatched within 1–3 business days of confirmation," and most "arrive within 5–10 business days after dispatch, depending on your location."

Report carrier damage "within 48 hours of delivery" and we file the claim for you. A bike "dead on arrival, will not charge, or throws an error code out of the box" goes through as a manufacturer warranty claim (How Buying Works, refund policy).

You can call our US line, (213) 444‑4020, and the contact page promises an email reply "within one business day." At checkout you can pay with Shop Pay, Google Pay or Apple Pay, and the terms of service name the company that sells you the bike.

Frequently Asked Questions — Atlanta eBikes

Are e-bikes legal in Atlanta?

Yes. Georgia's definition takes "fully operative pedals" and a motor "having a power output of not more than 750 watts," in Class I, II or III, and you need no registration for one (HB 454, O.C.G.A. §§ 40-1-1, 40-6-300). Riders 13 and older stay off Atlanta's sidewalks (§ 150-210).

Can you ride an e-bike on the Atlanta BeltLine?

Georgia lets a Class I or II e-bike ride "any bicycle path or shared use path where bicycles are permitted to be operated," unless a local authority prohibits it (§ 40-6-303(a)), and the BeltLine's trail rules say "No motorized vehicles allowed on trail." Ride slowly, yield to people on foot, and if you ride a Class III, keep it off unless the BeltLine allows it.

How does the City of Atlanta e-bike rebate work?

If you are a resident 18 or older, you apply in a round; winners are drawn at random and have 60 days to spend the rebate at a participating shop inside the city: $1,600, $1,100 or $550 by household income (Atlanta Regional Commission). The 2026 round closed September 22; the next is listed for spring 2027.

Who repairs e-bikes in Atlanta?

Wheelhaus calls itself "E-bike specialists" for "battery, motor, and controller work" (used e-bike page). eStar Rides books repairs on its own site, and Specialized Atlanta services Specialized e-bikes. Outback Bikes warns it "cannot perform repairs on all brands," and BikeBoyz Mobile Bike Repair comes to you, adding "$25 for e-bike service" (its rates).

Where can you buy a used e-bike in Atlanta?

Wheelhaus offers "Wheelhaus Certified used bikes" (its e-bikes page) and takes trade-ins; its used list priced one bike at $3,200 with 469 miles on November 10, 2026 (used e-bikes). Atlanta Pro Bikes lists new and used bikes on its home page; call if you want an e-bike.

Is Atlanta a good city for riding an e-bike?

If you plan your route, yes: the regional inventory counts 164.5 miles of bike lanes and trails inside the city, 68.1 of them greenway and 19.0 protected lane, plus 18.4 open, paved BeltLine miles. Unprotected lanes, 74.8 miles, are the largest share, so pick streets with care.

More from the U.S. eBike Directory

If you live outside the city, the Georgia directory lists stores statewide; the nearest other city page is Nashville's, 213.5 miles away.

Sources, limitations and how this page was verified

The denominator

Each business any source tied to Atlanta became a lead: 344 in all, every one with a verdict by November 10, 2026, and 23 verified stores came out of them.

The Census placed 92 leads inside Atlanta. Besides the 18 stores, 32 are not bicycle stores, 18 repeat another lead, 12 are closed, 4 name no e-bike for sale, 3 could not be checked, 2 rent bikes, 2 left no trace and 1 has no storefront.

Of the 56 within 3 miles past the line, 5 are the stores above, 27 are not bicycle stores, 7 are closed, 6 rent bikes, 3 repeat another lead, 3 only service e-bikes, 2 have no storefront, 1 names no e-bike for sale, 1 could not be checked and 1 left no trace.

The other 196 lie farther out or could not be placed, 167 of them outside Atlanta.

The sources, and what each one could and could not do

The makers. The Aventon, Giant, Specialized, Trek and Velotric dealer maps, Pedego's Georgia list and the Lectric, Magnum, QuietKat and SWFT store locators were read on November 10, 2026, within 15 miles of the city's Census point; Bosch's October answers were leads only.

Google Maps. 614 searches of the city's neighborhoods, ZIP codes and nearby places, and 460 follow-ups that opened a lead's own listing.

Leads and websites. OpenStreetMap, the Georgia directory's records and Claude's web search (16 questions; no other answer engine was asked) pointed to businesses; none rests on them alone. The City's rebate list is evidence of a sale on its own, because its shops must be "a brick-and-mortar store located within the City of Atlanta" that sells e-bikes "at the indicated physical location" (Atlanta Regional Commission).

The city line. The TIGERweb boundary and the City's own limits agree with the geocoder for all 310 placed leads. Distances run straight from City Hall, the geocoder's point for 55 Trinity Ave SW.

Limitations

1. If you want one particular model, call before you drive; this page lists stores, not their stock.
2. Store sites, listings, makers' maps and the City's pages were read on November 10, 2026; the regional bike inventory was last edited October 30, 2025.
3. The City's sites refused automated readers on November 10, so the City Code is quoted as read through the Municode API on October 25, 2026 (Supplement 108, Update 1), and the officers' guide from the Internet Archive's copy of December 20, 2022.
4. Bosch's dealer map and Reddit's threads were not read, so a store listed only there is missing unless another source named it.
5. This list stops 3 miles past the line; the Georgia shop directory goes farther. A shop none of these sources named is not listed.
6. Corrected November 10, 2026: the Class III age rule was quoted in its 2019 wording, which HB 497 (2021) shortened without changing the rule; § 40-1-1(33) now cites HB 1009 (2022), which re-enacted it.
7. Next re-check: May 2027, or sooner if the spring 2027 rebate round opens, a rule here changes, or a store closes, moves or stops selling e-bikes.

Cover image: the Georgia State Capitol, generated on Playcut with Nano Banana Pro from Carol M. Highsmith's public-domain photograph for the Library of Congress (Wikimedia Commons).

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References

1. US Census Bureau: population estimates · 2025 Gazetteer · TIGERweb · Geocoder, 2026-11-10.
2. Georgia law: HB 454 (2019), §§ 40-1-1(15.3), 40-6-300 to 40-6-303 · HB 1009 (2022), § 40-1-1(33) · Georgia State Parks, Biking. Retrieved 2026-11-10.
3. City of Atlanta Code: § 150-210 · § 150-400 · § 150-405, read 2026-10-25 · enforcement guide, Archive copy of 2022-12-20.
4. City of Atlanta maps: council districts · Neighborhood Planning Units. Retrieved 2026-11-10.
5. Trails and lanes: Atlanta BeltLine trail layer · Trail Etiquette · ARC bicycle facility inventory. Retrieved 2026-11-10.
6. Transit: MARTA, Bring Your Bike · Common Questions · Ride with Respect. Retrieved 2026-11-10.
7. Incentives: Atlanta Regional Commission, 2026 Atlanta E-Bike Rebate Program. Retrieved 2026-11-10.
8. Makers' maps: Velotric · Aventon · Giant · Specialized · SWFT's store pages for Edgewood, Buckhead and Smyrna, retrieved 2026-11-10.
9. Redtail eBikes: the 23 Atlanta-area storefronts as data, CSV · JSON, 2026-11-10.