Bike Shops in Berkeley CA: 10 Verified eBike Stores

Cover reading eBike Shops in Berkeley, 10 verified stores, Alameda County, 2026, over Sather Tower on the UC Berkeley campus in evening sun, a slender pale granite clock tower with a round-arched belfry and a pale green pyramidal spire above tile-roofed buildings and a lawn

10Verified stores inside city limits

2More e-bike floors within 3.1 miles, in Oakland

$400–$1,500Ava's instant e-bike rebate, by lottery

Oct 2026Verified

How we verified this directory — Milad Ghobadibeygvand, BScN

We read seven e-bike makers' dealer maps, the state's archived rebate-retailer list, Ava Community Energy's participating-shop map, OpenStreetMap, Yelp, Superpages, Google Maps, eight answer-engine questions and each shop's own website. The Census geocoder placed every address inside or outside the city line.

A store counts when its own words sell e-bikes, or when a maker or a rebate program lists it as an e-bike seller and nothing says it has closed. Closed shops, repair-only benches and bike parking are named and not counted. Last verified October 2, 2026; next check April 2027.

Quick Answer

Among the bike shops in Berkeley, 10 sell e-bikes inside city limits as of October 2026. Rad Power Bikes and Pacific E-Bike face each other on San Pablo Avenue, Trek and Blue Heron sit on Ashby Avenue and Gilman Street, and Baytrail Trikes sells electric-assist adaptive trikes by appointment at the Marina.

BART carries all three e-bike classes, and Alameda County residents can enter Ava Community Energy's monthly rebate lottery. The buying guide helps you compare what you test-ride, and the California law page covers the state rules.

Berkeley is an Alameda County city of 121,749 people. On the cover is Sather Tower, which UC Berkeley's own building guide describes as "the 307-foot tower" named for Jane K. Sather and "designed by John Galen Howard." Seven of the bike shops still listed for the city have closed, so the ten below are the ones trading today.

The 10 Verified eBike Shops in Berkeley

You will find all ten within 1.9 straight-line miles of the Census point for Berkeley. Call or text before you go: three keep short or appointment-only hours.

Street Level Cycles — 84 Bolivar Drive

Address: 84 Bolivar Dr, Berkeley, CA 94710
Phone: (510) 644-2577
Hours: Thursday to Saturday, noon to 6, per its own page
Focus: Waterside Workshops' shop, where youth interns learn repair alongside instructors, listed on Aventon's dealer map. 0.2 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: roster.

Rad Power Bikes — 2734 San Pablo Avenue

Address: 2734 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA 94702
Phone: (510) 296-8885
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10 to 6; closed Monday, per Rad's store page
Focus: the maker's own showroom for sales, test rides, service and rentals; test rides are free. 0.8 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: site checked.

Pacific E-Bike — 2735 San Pablo Avenue

Address: 2735 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA 94702
Phone: text (510) 843-2453; its contact page asks for texts, not voice messages
Hours: Sunday and Monday 10 to noon, Tuesday to Saturday 10 to 3, closed on federal holidays, per its contact page
Focus: its own site calls it "America's E-bike store," and its manager lists e-bike sales, service and customizing on Yelp. 0.9 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: site checked.

REI — 1338 San Pablo Avenue

Address: 1338 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA 94702
Phone: (510) 527-4140
Hours: Monday to Friday 10 to 9, Saturday 10 to 8, Sunday 10 to 7, per its store page
Focus: REI's Berkeley store, listed on Bosch's dealer map. 1.0 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: roster.

Trek Bicycle Berkeley — 1045 Ashby Avenue

Address: 1045 Ashby Ave, Berkeley, CA 94710
Phone: (510) 370-2890
Hours: Tuesday to Friday 11 to 6, Saturday 10 to 6, Sunday noon to 5; closed Monday
Focus: Trek's store page is titled "Bike & EBike Sales & Service." 1.1 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: site checked.

Baytrail Trikes — 1 Spinnaker Way

Address: 1 Spinnaker Way, Berkeley, CA 94710
Phone: (510) 497-1828
Hours: by appointment only
Focus: its own site sells "Electric Assist Recumbent Trikes," handcycles and adaptive trikes, with one-on-one test rides by appointment. 1.2 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: site checked.

Blue Heron Bikes — 1306 Gilman Street

Address: 1306 Gilman St, Berkeley, CA 94706
Phone: (510) 524-1937
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 9 to 6
Focus: its e-bike page carries Lemond, Gazelle, Marin, Yuba, Bullitt and Urban Arrow e-bikes. 1.2 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: site checked.

Mike's Bikes of Berkeley — 1824 University Avenue

Address: 1824 University Ave, Berkeley, CA 94703
Phone: (510) 845-2453
Hours: Monday to Saturday 10 to 6, Sunday 10 to 5, per its store page
Focus: Mike's Bikes' Berkeley store; Giant's dealer map gives it the "E-Bikes" attribute and Bosch's map lists it. 1.4 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: roster.

Sports Basement — 2727 Milvia Street

Address: 2727 Milvia St, Berkeley, CA 94703
Phone: (510) 984-3907
Hours: Monday to Friday 11 to 8, Saturday and Sunday 10 to 7, per its store page
Focus: a sporting-goods store with a bike department, listed on both Bosch's and Aventon's dealer maps. 1.7 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: roster.

Stay True Cycles — 2116 Vine Street

Address: 2116 Vine St, Berkeley, CA 94709
Phone: (510) 725-6281
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 7; closed Sunday and Monday, per its own site
Focus: a shop whose online store carries an Electric Bicycles category; Bosch's map lists it. 1.9 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: site checked.

Blue Heron, Mike's Bikes, Sports Basement, Stay True and Trek, and Baytrail Trikes under the name Adaptive Cycles, are on Ava Community Energy's participating-shop map, so an Ava rebate code can be redeemed there.

Also tied to Berkeley, named and not counted.

Closed: Berkeley Electric Cycle Co, Velo Sport Bicycles, Berkeley Cycle Works, Karim Cycle, Berkeley Bikes & Skateboards, Lulu's Cyclery and Wrench Science, each marked permanently closed on Google Maps.
Could not be confirmed: Red Herring Bikes on Tenth Street, which Bosch's map still lists but whose own domain no longer resolves; Missing Link Bicycle Cooperative, whose domain now serves an unrelated site; and Empirical Cycles, Yoga Bikes and U C Bikes, which Google Maps does not list.
No storefront now: Jitensha Studio, whose own site says it serves customers by mail order while it looks for a new location.
Repair, parking or co-op only: the Berkeley BART Bike Station, Biketopia Community Workshop and Cycle Science.

Bar chart of the 26 businesses tied to Berkeley by verdict: 10 that sell e-bikes and are verified, 7 closed, 5 that could not be confirmed, 1 with no storefront now and 3 repair, parking or co-op businesses

Test-ride before you choose. With ten floors this close together, you can try several makers' e-bikes, and an adaptive trike, in one afternoon.

Comparing what you rode? The buying guide lays out the decisions in order: the legal class, the battery, the motor, the brakes and the fit. Every bike it recommends ships free to a Berkeley address.

Open the buying guide

Just Outside Berkeley — Bike Shops in Oakland

Two more e-bike floors sit just past the Oakland line, within 3.1 straight-line miles.

Tip Top Bike Shop — Oakland

Address: 4800 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94609
Focus: listed on Bosch's dealer map and Ava's participating-shop map. 2.9 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: roster.

Nesto's Bike Mafia — Oakland

Address: 4424 Webster St, Oakland, CA 94609
Focus: listed on Bosch's dealer map. 3.1 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: roster.

Further out. The Oakland page, 7.7 miles away, lists that city's stores.

Bar chart of straight-line miles from the Census point for Berkeley to the ten Berkeley e-bike floors, from Street Level Cycles at 0.2 to Stay True Cycles at 1.9, and two Oakland floors at 2.9 and 3.1

BART, AC Transit and Capitol Corridor — eBikes on Trains and Buses

All three of Berkeley's transit systems take a bike, and the rules turn on the car you board and the bike's size.

BART. You can board at three Berkeley stations on BART's list: Ashby, Downtown Berkeley and North Berkeley. BART's bike FAQ answers: "Yes, Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes are allowed on BART, subject to the BART Bike rules." Those rules keep bikes out of "the first car or any crowded car," while "Folded bikes are allowed in all cars at all times."

AC Transit. If you take the bus, its racks take two-wheeled bikes "with a wheelbase of up to 44 inches and a wheel size of at least 16 inches, weighing up to approximately 75 pounds, with a maximum tire width of 3.2 inches."

Capitol Corridor. The train stops at Berkeley, and its bike page lists "Electric bikes" among what you may bring aboard, with BikeLink eLockers at the Berkeley station at "5 cents an hour."

Check two numbers before you rely on the bus. A fat-tire or cargo e-bike can miss AC Transit's 3.2-inch tire and 75-pound limits, while BART takes it outside the first car.

Riding BART at rush hour? A folded bike may ride in any car at any time. The folding guide's size table runs from the smallest folded box to the largest, and every pick ships free to Berkeley.

Compare folding e-bikes

Trail Access — Regional Parks, the Bay Trail and the Marina

Two agencies write Berkeley's trail rules: the East Bay Regional Park District for the hills and the shoreline park, and the City for its own parks, paths and Marina.

The regional parks

The District's biking page and Ordinance 38 allow "Class I Electric Bicycles on park district trails that allow use of conventional bicycles and Class II electric bicycles on paved regional trails." Section 902.2 counts a Class III e-bike as a motor vehicle, which § 902.1 keeps to "established paved roads which are open to the public," and § 409.8(e) keeps every bicycle off cross-country routes.

Its Class II list includes the San Francisco Bay Regional Trail and the paved sections of the Wildcat Creek trail, Nimitz Way among them. Its Attachment A lists where "Bicycles are Not Permitted," among them Claremont Canyon Regional Preserve and the interior trails of the Berkeley Meadow in McLaughlin Eastshore State Park.

City parks, paths and the Marina

In City parks, § 6.32.060 makes it unlawful to operate a vehicle "in parks and on public paths except on roadways designated for vehicular use," and § 6.32.010 says that "a bicycle shall be deemed a vehicle" for that chapter. At the Marina, § 6.20.250 bars bicycles from paths, piers and docks "other than on paths so designated for their specific use."

Section 6.28.190 keeps bicycles off "the wooden walkways or wharfs in the Berkeley Yacht Harbor," and § 6.32.095 says people on bicycles "are not allowed within any skate park."

Where riders get caught out: in the regional parks a Class 3 counts as a motor vehicle, so it stays on the park roads open to cars and off every trail, the paved Bay Trail included, where a Class 2 may ride.

Heading up to Tilden? Only Class 1 rides the District's unpaved trails. The electric mountain bike guide names the one bike among its ten picks whose maker publishes a Class 1 setting, and each pick ships free to Berkeley.

See the e-MTB picks

California eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Berkeley

The state sets the classes and who may ride them. Berkeley adds sidewalk and park rules written for "motorized bicycles," a stretch of Solano Avenue closed to bikes, and, since 2026, no bicycle license.

The state definition

Vehicle Code § 312.5(a) defines an electric bicycle as one with "fully operable pedals and an electric motor that does not exceed 750 watts of power."

Class	Motor works	Assist cuts out	Rider rules
1	While you pedal	At 20 mph	Helmet under 18 (§ 21212)
2	With pedaling, or on the throttle alone	At 20 mph	Helmet under 18 (§ 21212)
3	While you pedal, with a speedometer	At 28 mph	16 and older, helmet at every age (§ 21213)

Because § 24016(b) says an electric bicycle "is not a motor vehicle," you need no plate, registration or driver's license. Section 21200 gives you "all the rights" of a driver on the road, with the duties to match.

On a Class 3, § 21213 applies: "A person under 16 years of age shall not operate a class 3 electric bicycle." A rider under 18 without a helmet faces a fine of "not more than twenty-five dollars ($25)" under § 21212.

Sidewalks: § 14.68.120, read both ways

Section 14.68.120 says: "No person shall ride or operate a motorized bicycle or motorized scooter on any sidewalk in the City." The chapter's 1970s definition in § 14.68.010 describes a "motorized bicycle" with "fully operative pedals" and a motor under "two gross brake horsepower," and read literally it can reach a pedal e-bike, whose 750-watt ceiling is about one horsepower.

Read with § 312.5, which calls a legal e-bike "a bicycle," the rule that applies is § 14.68.130 instead, which lets only juveniles ride a sidewalk, and never in front of schools, stores or businesses. Either way, an adult on an e-bike belongs on the street.

Parks, playgrounds and Solano Avenue

Under § 14.68.140, you may not ride a bicycle or motorized bicycle "upon any playground, park, or school ground where children are playing" without permission. Section 14.24.190 makes it unlawful "to ride, push or wheel a bicycle on the Solano Avenue roadway between Del Norte Street and Contra Costa Avenue."

The license rule, now gone

On January 20, 2026, the City Manager's staff report asked the Council to repeal the bicycle-licensing sections, citing Vehicle Code § 39002(a). Ordinance 7997-NS (2026) did so: Chapter 14.68 now holds only the definitions and the riding rules, so you need no City license.

What changes on January 1, 2027

Two bills signed on September 30, 2026 take effect on January 1, 2027, under the California Constitution's Article IV, § 8. AB 2346, Chapter 842, will set "10 miles per hour" as the prima facie limit "for a sidewalk" and let cities post 10, 15 or 20 mph on bike paths and multiuse trails.

From that date, SB 1167, Chapter 846, will allow a "walk mode" on Class 1 and Class 3 bikes "up to a maximum speed of 3.7 miles per hour," and will bar any vehicle "with motor power of more than 750 watts" from being "advertised, sold, offered for sale, or labeled" as an electric bicycle.

What it costs to get it wrong

Under § 1.20.020, a City code violation may be charged "as a misdemeanor or an infraction." An infraction carries "A fine not exceeding one hundred dollars for a first violation," up to two hundred for the second and up to five hundred for each more within a year.

What the code does not say

The Berkeley Municipal Code is "current through Ordinance 8031-NS, passed July 28, 2026." Across Titles 6, 12, 13, 14 and 16, which hold its parks, Marina and traffic rules, "electric bicycle" appears three times, all in the shared-micromobility permit chapter, § 14.63, and "e-bike" not once. A machine "intended by the manufacturer to be modifiable" past 20 mph on motor power, or past 750 watts, is not an e-bike under § 312.5(d).

The short rule in Berkeley: ride the street and the bike lanes, keep off sidewalks, use only paths marked for bikes at the Marina, and keep a Class 3 off the regional park trails.

Not sure which class to buy? The regional parks take Class 1 on dirt and Class 2 on pavement, and a Class 3 needs a rider of 16. The first-bike guide explains classes, battery size and the weight you will lift, and its picks ship free to Berkeley.

Read the first-bike guide

Where to Ride Your eBike in Berkeley

You may ride any legal class on Berkeley's streets and bike lanes and take it on BART outside the first car. Keep off sidewalks and park paths not marked for bikes, and match the class to the regional trail.

Your Berkeley riding checklist

Board BART behind the first car, and step off a car that fills up.
Measure tire width and weight before you count on an AC Transit rack.
Bring a Class 1 onto the District's dirt trails and a Class 2 only onto its paved trails; a Class 3 stays on park roads open to cars.
Ride the street, not the sidewalk, and only marked paths at the Marina.
Wear a helmet if you are under 18, and on a Class 3 at any age; Class 3 riders must be 16.

Rebates

Ava Community Energy. Ava's Bike Electric program is open to any resident of Alameda County 18 or older and enters you in monthly drawings; the next is October 27, 2026. A winning code takes $400 off a standard e-bike, or $1,000 for an income-qualified buyer, and $900 or $1,500 off a cargo or adaptive model.

Income-qualified means a household enrolled in CARE, FERA or the Energy Assistance Program, and those buyers also get $250 toward a helmet, locks and lights. You redeem the code in person at a participating shop within 60 days. Ava's August 3, 2026 notice extended the program "for one more year," and the City's own notice points Berkeley residents to the lottery.

The state and the Air District. The statewide California E-Bike Incentive Project "began in December 2022 and concluded in December 2025." The Bay Area Air District, whose nine counties include Alameda, runs Clean Cars for All, which gives income-qualified residents who retire an older car "a pre-paid card for public transit or e-bikes."

Rentals

You can rent an e-bike at Rad Power Bikes' Berkeley store for $75 a half day or $115 a full day, per its store page, and you can test-ride one free.

Why buy from us instead

If no floor has the model you want, delivery fills the gap. Free shipping covers "every electric bike within the contiguous United States," a Berkeley address included.

A new bike that will not power on or charge "is covered under manufacturer warranty," per the refund policy, and the fix starts remotely. If yours arrives damaged, report it within 48 hours and we file the carrier claim; Shop Pay Installments are offered at checkout. An Ava rebate is redeemed only in person at a participating shop, so a rebate buyer shops locally.

Other cities are on the California shop directory.

What to re-check before you ride

BART's bike rules, for any change to the first-car and crowded-car limits.
Ava's drawing date and shop map, before you plan a rebate purchase.
Street Level Cycles, Baytrail Trikes and Pacific E-Bike, before you go: the first opens three days a week, the second works by appointment and the third closes by 3 and answers texts, not voice messages.

Commuting to campus or to BART? The commuter guide looks for bikes that come with fenders, a rack and lights already on. Each pick ships free to Berkeley.

See the commuter picks

Frequently Asked Questions — Berkeley, CA eBikes

Is there an e-bike shop in Berkeley?

Yes, ten as of October 2, 2026. You can see dedicated e-bike floors at Pacific E-Bike and Rad Power Bikes on San Pablo Avenue, bike shops with e-bikes at Trek, Blue Heron, Mike's Bikes and Stay True, and adaptive electric trikes at Baytrail Trikes by appointment.

Where can I get an e-bike repaired in Berkeley?

You can take it to Pacific E-Bike, which lists e-bike service and customizing, or to Rad Power Bikes, which lists service at its store at 2734 San Pablo Avenue. Trek, Mike's Bikes, Blue Heron and Stay True all run service benches, so call ahead with your bike's make and motor.

Can you rent an e-bike in Berkeley?

Yes. Rad Power Bikes' Berkeley store lists e-bike rentals at $75 for a half day and $115 for a full day, and you can test-ride one free first. Its store page lists the models it rents.

Is there an e-bike rebate in Berkeley?

Yes, through Ava Community Energy. If you live in Alameda County and are 18 or older, you can enter its monthly lottery for an instant rebate of $400 to $1,500, used in person at a participating shop; the next drawing is October 27, 2026.

Can you ride an e-bike on the Berkeley Marina trail?

On the paved Bay Trail you can ride a Class 1 or Class 2 under the park district's Ordinance 38, but not a Class 3. Inside the Marina, City code keeps you to paths marked for bikes and off piers and docks.

Is Pacific E-Bike in Berkeley still open?

Yes. Its own site was up on October 1, 2026, its contact page on October 2, and Google Maps listed the store at 2735 San Pablo Avenue on October 2. Text it at (510) 843-2453, since the contact page asks for no voice messages, and go early: the showroom closes at 3 from Tuesday to Saturday and at noon on Sunday and Monday.

What are the e-bike laws in Berkeley?

You follow California's three classes and stay off the sidewalks under City code § 14.68.120. In the regional parks, Class 1 rides the bike trails and Class 2 only the paved ones. On a Class 3 you must be 16 and wear a helmet under § 21213.

Sources, limitations and how this page was verified

The denominator

Berkeley had 121,749 residents in the Census Bureau's 2024 vintage estimate (California file, row "Berkeley city"), against a 2020 estimates base of 124,320.

Twenty-six businesses were tied to Berkeley by at least one source: 10 sell e-bikes and are verified, 7 have closed, 5 could not be confirmed, 1 has no storefront now and 3 offer only repair, parking or a co-op bench.

Before verdicts, old or duplicate listings (a second Trek address, Performance Bicycle and older Mike's Bikes addresses at the same corner), bike-parking stations, advocacy groups, rack and ski shops, a travel company and shops in other cities were set aside.

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

Seven makers' dealer maps were read to 10 miles on October 1, 2026, each with a control: Velotric (966 locations), Aventon (48), Giant (5), Bosch (30), Specialized (28), Trek (11) and Pedego's California directory. Trek's API lists one Berkeley store, on Ashby Avenue.

Rebate maps. Ava Community Energy's participating-shop map, saved September 3, 2026, places six of these stores in Berkeley. The state's archived rebate-retailer list, from December 2024, names Blue Heron, Rad Power Bikes and Sports Basement at the addresses above and Mike's Bikes and Trek at earlier ones.

OpenStreetMap returned 27 objects inside relation 2833528; its named shop points included two closed shops and one that could not be confirmed, so the map is a lead and never a count here.

Directories and AI search. Yelp, Superpages and Google Maps were read in a browser. Eight questions went to six answer engines and 24 of 48 answers were read: ChatGPT, Google's AI Mode and Google's chat assistant answered all eight; Perplexity, Bing and Brave failed their controls.

The city code was read whole for Titles 6, 12, 13, 14 and 16, 173 pages, with "bicycle" as the control term: 107 hits in 20 pages.

City limits

Every Berkeley street address named here returned "Berkeley city" from the Census geocoder, and the two Oakland stores returned "Oakland city." Mileages run from the Census 2024 Gazetteer's internal point for Berkeley city; riding miles run longer.

For the cover, Sather Tower's mapped point returned "Berkeley city" from the Census coordinates lookup.

Limitations

Section 14.68.120 reads as reaching e-bikes on sidewalks; the City has published no reading of it for e-bikes.
Red Herring Bikes is on Bosch's map but could not be confirmed as trading; it is named and not counted.
Roster-graded stores (REI, Mike's Bikes, Sports Basement, Street Level Cycles) are counted on a maker's dealer listing; their e-bike stock on a given day is not shown.
Ava's shop map was saved September 3, 2026, and changes as shops join or leave.
Re-verification is due April 2027, or sooner if a shop opens or closes.

What would age this page

A store opening or closing, or Red Herring Bikes confirmed either way.
Ava's program ending, or BART changing its bike rules.
January 1, 2027, when AB 2346 and SB 1167 take effect.

Image credit: the cover scene was generated with Nano Banana Pro on Playcut and its type set in real fonts afterward. What Sather Tower looks like was checked against UC Berkeley's own photograph and a Wikimedia Commons photograph before the prompt; the frame holds no rider and no bicycle.

Source register

Grade	Source	Used for
T1	US Census Bureau	Population, city limits, distances
T1	Berkeley Municipal Code; City Manager's staff report	Sidewalks, parks, Marina, Solano Avenue, licensing, penalties
T1	California Vehicle Code; California Constitution; AB 2346 and SB 1167 (from January 1, 2027)	State e-bike law and the changes that take effect January 1, 2027
T1	East Bay Regional Park District; CARB; Bay Area Air District; Ava Community Energy; City of Berkeley	Regional trails, rebates
T2	BART; AC Transit; Capitol Corridor	Trains and buses
T2	Maker dealer maps; each shop's own site; UC Berkeley	Dealers, brands, hours; the cover's landmark
T4	Yelp; Superpages; Google Maps; Wikimedia Commons	Listings, owner text, closures; a reference photograph

References

US Census Bureau, SUB-EST2024 CSV · table page · Geocoder · 2024 Gazetteer. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
City of Berkeley, Municipal Code: home · Ch. 1.20 · § 6.20.250 · § 6.28.190 · § 6.32.060 · § 14.24.190 · § 14.68.120. City Manager, staff report of January 20, 2026. Retrieved 2026-10-01 and 2026-10-02.
California Vehicle Code § 312.5 · § 21200 · § 21212 · § 21213 · § 24016 · § 39002. California Constitution, art. IV, § 8. AB 2346 (Ch. 842) · SB 1167 (Ch. 846), Statutes of 2026. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
BART, Stations · Bike Rules · Bikes on BART FAQ · AC Transit, Bikes on Buses · Capitol Corridor, Bikes on Board. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
East Bay Regional Park District, Biking · Ordinance 38. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
Ava Community Energy, Ava Bike Electric · extension notice, August 3, 2026 · City of Berkeley, Apply for subsidy to buy an electric bicycle · CARB E-Bike Incentive Project · Bay Area Air District, About · Clean Cars for All program overview. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
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Redtail eBikes, shipping policy · refund policy · How Buying Works. Playcut, playcut.ai, cover photography at 2K.