eBike Shops in Boston (2026): 8 Verified Stores

In this directory, Boston is the City of Boston: 672,973 people in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate, on 48.3 square miles of land (2025 Gazetteer). Cambridge, Somerville and Brookline are separate municipalities; their stores follow the eight.

The 8 Verified eBike Shops in Boston

Find your neighborhood below: cards run nearest first from Boston City Hall, with each store's Council district and straight-line distance.

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Urban Cycles — 109 Atlantic Avenue

Address: 109 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02110
Phone: (617) 670-0637
Website: urbancycles.com
Brands: e-bikes from Scott, Biria and Velotric among the priced featured products on its home page; on the City's voucher list and Bosch's eBike dealer map
Hours: Mon–Sat 9–6, closed 2–3 daily; Sun closed (its site)
Focus: North End, District 1, 0.3 miles from City Hall; its menu also lists tours and rentals.

Fly E-Bike Boston — 41 West Street

Address: 41 West St, 1st floor, Boston, MA 02111
Phone: (929) 682-4315
Website: flyebike.com
Brands: the chain's own e-bikes and e-scooters, sold as FLYE (formerly FLY E-BIKE); its Google listing reads "Sales, Repairs and Maintenance for E-Bikes"
Hours: Call to confirm before you go
Focus: Downtown, District 2, 0.4 miles from City Hall.

Apex Cycle — 1262 Washington Street

Address: 1262 Washington St, Boston, MA 02118
Phone: (857) 772-4382
Website: apex-cycle.com
Brands: Velotric e-bikes, on Velotric's dealer map for sales, test rides and service; on the City's voucher list
Hours: From Nov 1: Mon–Wed and Fri 10–6, Thu 10–7, Sat 9–6, Sun 12–6 (its site)
Focus: South End, District 3, 1.3 miles from City Hall.

Landry's Charlestown — 100 Hood Park Drive

Address: 100 Hood Park Dr, Suite 100A, Charlestown, MA 02129
Phone: (617) 644-7400
Website: landrys.com
Brands: pedal-assist e-bikes, "E-Bikes From $1,199.99" on its store page; on the City's voucher list and Aventon's dealer map
Hours: Tue and Fri 10–6, Wed–Thu 10–7, Sat 10–5, Sun 12–5, Mon closed (its site)
Focus: Charlestown, District 1, 1.6 miles from City Hall; the only Landry's inside the city.

Bikes Not Bombs — 284 Amory Street

Address: 284 Amory St, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
Phone: (617) 522-0222
Website: bikesnotbombs.org
Brands: refurbished bikes "as well as a wide variety of new bikes: cargo, road, hybrid, kid's, e-bikes, and more," says its shop page; on the City's voucher list
Hours: Tue, Thu and Fri 12–7, Sat 10–5; Sun, Mon and Wed closed (its site)
Focus: Jamaica Plain, District 6, 3.9 miles from City Hall, off the Southwest Corridor path; its sales fund its youth and international work.

Ferris Wheels — 66 South Street

Address: 66 South St, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
Phone: (617) 524-2453
Website: ferriswheelsbikeshop.com
Brands: Velotric e-bikes, on Velotric's dealer map for sales, test rides and service; on the City's voucher list
Hours: Tue, Wed and Fri 10–6, Thu 10–8, Sat 10–5 (its site)
Focus: Jamaica Plain, District 6, 4.7 miles from City Hall.

Ashmont Cycles — 1977 Dorchester Avenue

Address: 1977 Dorchester Ave, Dorchester, MA 02124
Phone: (617) 282-6552
Website: ashmontcycles.com
Brands: "Bicycle sales and service in Dorchester," says its site; on Velotric's dealer map for sales, test rides and service, and on the City's voucher list
Hours: Call to confirm before you go
Focus: Dorchester, District 4, 5.4 miles from City Hall.

Adi's Bike World — 1754 Centre Street

Address: 1754 Centre St, West Roxbury, MA 02132
Phone: (617) 325-2453
Website: adisbikeworld.net
Brands: KHS, Scott, Diamond Back and IZIP on its own page, which prices an electric-bike tune-up by model; on the City's voucher list
Hours: Mon–Fri 11–6, Sat 10–5, Sun closed (its site)
Focus: West Roxbury, District 6, 6.9 miles from City Hall; the farthest of the eight.

Just Outside Boston — Cambridge, Somerville, Brookline and Five More Towns

Living near the edge of the city? These 14 stores sell e-bikes within 2.4 miles past Boston's land line, nearest City Hall first in each town. They are the e-bike floors confirmed among the 54 businesses the sources placed within 3 miles past the line. Distances are straight lines to land; Boston's Census boundary runs out into the harbor.

Cambridge — four stores

• Casa Bikes — 181 Morgan Ave · (617) 249-4737 · "Boston's Largest Selection of E-Bikes, Cargo Bikes, & E-Scooters," with priced e-bikes on its home page; on the City's voucher list twice, as Casa Bikes and as AMPED! by Casa Bikes · Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat–Sun 12–5 · 0.2 past the line, 1.2 miles from City Hall
• Casa Bikes Labs — 520 Kendall St · (617) 249-4737 · Casa's Kendall Square satellite on its contact page; on Bosch's eBike dealer map · Mon–Thu 10–5, Fri–Sun closed · 0.5 past the line, 1.2 miles from City Hall
• Cambridge Bicycle — 259 Massachusetts Ave · (617) 876-6555 · on Velotric's and Bosch's dealer maps and the City's voucher list (its site) · winter hours from Nov 3, Mon–Sat 11–6, Sun 12–6 · 0.7 past the line, 2.0 miles from City Hall
• Trek Bicycle Cambridge — 176 Alewife Brook Pkwy · (617) 221-8742 · Trek's own e-bikes; "We’re your e-bike experts," says its store page · Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun closed · 1.2 past the line, 4.7 miles from City Hall

Somerville — three stores

• Cambridge Used Bicycles — 378 Rear Somerville Ave · (617) 818-0920 · "NEW E-BIKES starting at $1299," says its home page · Tue–Fri 11–6:30, Sat 10–5, Sun–Mon closed · 1.0 past the line, 2.6 miles from City Hall
• Ace Wheelworks — 145 Elm St · (617) 776-2100 · on Bosch's eBike dealer map and the City's voucher list (store page) · Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 9:30–6, Sun 12–5 · 1.3 past the line, 3.8 miles from City Hall
• Bike Boom — 389 Highland Ave · (617) 627-9801 · electric bikes from $1,079.99 on its Ebikes page, in Davis Square · winter hours Mon–Fri 11–7, Sat–Sun 10–6 · 1.6 past the line, 4.0 miles from City Hall

Brookline — two stores

If you search for Landry's Boston, you will find it here: 1048 Commonwealth Avenue is in Brookline by the Census geocoder, the Census boundary and the City's own address registry, which lists 1019 Commonwealth Avenue but no 1048.

• Landry's Boston — 1048 Commonwealth Ave · (617) 232-0446 · "E-Bikes From $1,199.99," and its store page invites you in "to test-ride an electric bike"; on the City's voucher list · Mon–Tue and Fri 10–6, Wed–Thu 10–7, Sat 10–5, Sun 12–5 · on the Brookline side of the line, 3.3 miles from City Hall
• Boston eBikes — 242 Washington St · (617) 903-0530 · "Every e-bike we sell is UL certified," says its home page, which lists 242 Washington St and 6 Davis Ave for sales and service; on the City's voucher list · call to confirm · 0.3 past the line, 3.6 miles from City Hall

Medford — one store

• JRA Cycles — 229 Salem St · (781) 391-3636 · priced e-bikes on its Electric Bikes page, among them the Norco Scene VLT at $2,899 and the Yuba Boda Boda at $5,299 · Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4, Sun–Mon closed · 2.4 past the line, 4.7 miles from City Hall

Watertown — one store

• Farina's — 61 Galen St · (617) 926-1717 · "We carry electric bicycles," says its home page, which calls the store "Boston's Largest Dealer for Aventon Electric Bikes" · fall and winter Mon–Fri 9–5, Sat 9–4, Sun closed · 0.9 past the line, 6.5 miles from City Hall

Belmont — one store

• Belmont Wheelworks — 480 Trapelo Rd · (617) 489-3577 · on Bosch's eBike dealer map and the City's voucher list (store page) · Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 9:30–6, Sun 12–5 · 2.2 past the line, 6.9 miles from City Hall

Needham — one store

• Landry's Needham — 100 Highland Ave · (617) 831-4351 · the old Newton store, which "moved to a new location in March 2023"; its store page invites you in "to test-ride an electric bike"; on the City's voucher list · Tue and Fri 10–6, Wed–Thu 10–7, Sat 10–5, Sun 12–5, Mon closed · 2.0 past the line, 9.0 miles from City Hall

Dedham — one store

• Dedham Bike — 403 Washington St · (781) 326-1531 · on Bosch's eBike dealer map (its site) · call to confirm · 1.0 past the line, 9.8 miles from City Hall

The T, the Commuter Rail and Bluebikes — Taking an eBike on Transit

Fold your bike, and the T takes it anytime. "You can bring folding bikes and folding micromobility devices on all services at all times if they're completely folded," says the MBTA's bikes page, read October 29, 2026, which counts e-bikes as micromobility devices. If yours does not fold, you face rush hours, one line and three platforms.

You can rent an e-bike from Bluebikes in Boston and its neighbors. Its own pricing feed puts an e-bike single ride at "$3.00 unlock fee, $0.33 per minute" (Bluebikes GBFS), and 356 of the system's 628 stations, read October 29, 2026, stand inside Boston (station feed). The City says "Bluebikes ebikes are Class 1, and once riders reach 18 mph, the assistance shuts off" (Boston bike laws).

Trail Access — the Charles River Paths, the Southwest Corridor and the Neponset

On a state path, your bike's class decides. Most of Boston's long off-street paths belong to the Department of Conservation and Recreation, whose rule lets a Class 1 e-bike ride "on improved DCR trails of 8 feet in width or greater" and allows Class 2 and Class 3 only "where vehicular traffic is permitted" and "in bicycle lanes on DCR roadways" (302 CMR 12.12, text as of October 23, 2026).

On the City's Existing Bike Network 2024 layer, 51.0 miles of paved shared-use path run inside Boston, and DCR owns at least 26.4 of them; 8.2 more carry no owner in the file.

Elsewhere, state law sets the default: a path authority may restrict e-bikes only "after public notice and a public hearing," and a natural-surface trail stays closed to them unless its authority opens it (G.L. c.85 §11B¾(c)–(d)).

Massachusetts eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Boston

Check the class before you pay. Massachusetts defines an electric bicycle as "a bicycle or tricycle equipped with fully operable pedals and an electric motor of 750 watts or less that meets the requirements of a class 1 electric bicycle or a class 2 electric bicycle" (G.L. c.90 §1). Both classes stop assisting at 20 mph, and the statute defines no Class 3.

Changes are pending, and none is law. S.3168, a committee redraft of bills that include one "relative to class 3 electric bicycles," has sat in Senate Ways and Means since July 6, 2026.

The Senate's economic development bill "also regulates fast e-bikes and scooters with age restrictions and safety standards," says its press release. The two chambers' versions went to a conference committee on July 30, 2026 (H.5576), and no action is recorded since.

At City Hall, two ordinances wait in the Committee on Government Operations, both filed February 9, 2026: Docket #0325, amending the delivery-provider rules in Chapter 17-22, and Docket #0326, an "Ordinance Regulating all E-bikes in the City of Boston."

Where to Ride Your eBike in Boston

Start your rides on the separated lanes. Measured on the City's Existing Bike Network 2024, 243.3 miles of bike facilities run inside Boston, among them 73.3 miles of painted lane, 33.4 of separated lane, 10.3 buffered, 48.8 of shared-lane markings and 51.0 of paved path.

Buying your e-bike from us

If none of these floors has the bike you want, we ship it: Redtail's shipping policy promises "free shipping on every electric bike within the contiguous United States." Each order is "dispatched within 1–3 business days of confirmation," and most bikes "arrive within 5–10 business days after dispatch, depending on your location."

Check your box on delivery. How Buying Works says "transit damage has to reach us within 48 hours of delivery and we file the carrier claim for you," and a bike that is "dead on arrival, will not charge, or throws an error code out of the box" goes through the maker's warranty with Redtail coordinating. "Change-of-mind returns are 72 hours, unopened only, at a 15% restocking fee."

You can call Redtail's US line at (213) 444‑4020, and "We typically respond to email within one business day" (contact). Checkout takes Shop Pay, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and the terms of service name the company you are buying from.

Frequently Asked Questions — Boston eBikes

Are e-bikes legal in Boston?

Yes, if your bike meets the state's definition: working pedals, a motor of 750 watts or less and assistance that stops at 20 mph, Class 1 or Class 2 (G.L. c.90 §1). The City gives e-bike riders the rights of other cyclists, minus sidewalks and natural-surface trails (Boston bike laws). A bike that assists past 20 mph is outside the definition.

Can you ride an e-bike on the sidewalk in Boston?

No. State law says "electric bicycles shall not be ridden or operated on sidewalks" (c.85 §11B¾(b)), and the City's page agrees: "You are not allowed to ride ebikes on the sidewalk anywhere in Massachusetts" (Boston bike laws). You may ride a pedal bike on a Boston sidewalk; you may not ride an e-bike there.

Can you take an e-bike on the T?

Yes, with limits. A completely folded bike rides every MBTA service at all times. A full-size one stays off the Red and Orange lines weekdays 7 to 10 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m., and off the Green Line and Mattapan Trolley entirely; buses carry it on the rack (MBTA).

Is there an e-bike voucher in Boston?

Not now. The City's E-Bikes Incentive Program has "provided 1,167 vouchers starting from $800" over four application rounds and has none planned (City of Boston, updated October 15, 2026). The state's MassCEC voucher "is now closed and not expected to re-open in 2026" (MassCEC). Seven of the City's participating shops are inside Boston, all on this page.

Are Bluebikes electric?

Some are. Bluebikes' own feed lists an "electric_assist" bike, and an e-bike single ride costs "$3.00 unlock fee, $0.33 per minute" (Bluebikes GBFS). The City says the e-bikes are Class 1 and "once riders reach 18 mph, the assistance shuts off" (Boston bike laws). Of the system's 628 stations, 356 are inside Boston.

Can you ride an e-bike on the Charles River path?

If your e-bike is Class 1, you can ride the paved path where it is 8 feet wide or more; on a Class 2 or Class 3, you cannot. The Charles River paths are DCR's, and its rule allows Class 2 and Class 3 bikes only "where vehicular traffic is permitted" and in bicycle lanes on DCR roadways (302 CMR 12.12, text as of October 23, 2026).

Do you need a license to ride an e-bike in Massachusetts?

No. "The definition of ''Motor vehicles'' shall not include electric bicycles," so no license or registration applies (G.L. c.90 §1), as long as the bike stays Class 1 or Class 2 at 750 watts or less. Riders 16 and younger wear a helmet (c.85 §11B).

Who repairs e-bikes in Boston?

Velotric's dealer map lists service at Apex Cycle, Ashmont Cycles and Ferris Wheels; Adi's Bike World prices an electric-bike tune-up by model; Fly E-Bike Boston's listing offers repairs. NEMO sends a mechanic: "No hauling a heavy e-bike to a shop" (NEMO). Call first with your motor system's name.

More from the U.S. eBike Directory

Boston is the first Massachusetts city with a page of its own; the Massachusetts directory covers verified stores across the state.

Sources, limitations and how this page was verified

The denominator

Every business any source tied to Boston became a lead: 237 in all, decided on October 29, 2026. Eight sell e-bikes from a storefront inside the city and 14 from within 2.4 miles past it. Of the other 40 leads within 3 miles past the line, 17 are not bicycle stores, 10 name no e-bike on their own pages, six are closed (one of them temporarily), six could not be checked and one repeats another.

The rest are outside Boston (146, those 40 among them), not bicycle stores (23), closed (21), duplicates of another lead (11), without a storefront (5), not checkable (4), temporarily closed (2), without a trace (2) or naming no e-bike on their own pages (1).

The four unchecked are Radical Adventures' listing at 8 North Market Street, whose website names only its Danvers store; 4130 BYKES in Roslindale, whose website is unpublished; Better Bike Buro 303 on Washington Street, which links no site of its own; and a listing named Bike Repair on Dorchester Street, with no phone or website.

Marked permanently closed on Google Maps: Papa Wheelies Back Bay, International Bicycle Centers in Allston, Giant Boston in the Fenway, REI's Fenway bike shop, Bicycle Bill, Federico's Bike Shop, Codman Cycle Co, Nexgen Bicycle Company, Erba Cycles, Spokehouse, ReneCycle and Boston Used Bikes & Thrift Shop. Community Bicycle Supply on Tremont Street left no trace: its search opened only other shops, and its old domain now serves an unrelated page.

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

The City and the makers. The City of Boston's E-Bikes Incentive Program page lists 20 participating shops; it proves the City approved them, not today's stock. Seven dealer rosters (Aventon, Bosch, Giant, Pedego, Specialized, Trek, Velotric) and four store locators (Lectric, Magnum, QuietKat, SWFT) were read to 15 miles from the Census Bureau's point for Boston; a listing marks a dealer, not stock.

Google Maps. Two searches in each of 35 ZIP code areas, 39 neighborhood and Main Street district names and 29 places within 3 miles of the line found the businesses. A follow-up search for the leads in or near Boston and the new bike-trade cards read their status.

Leads and websites. OpenStreetMap, the Massachusetts directory, Claude's web search and Reddit supplied leads, never verdicts; all 16 Reddit threads were read. On a shop's own site, a priced list, a stock line or its own sentence counts; a menu entry does not.

Boston limits

The Census Geocoder placed every counted address inside the Incorporated Place "Boston city," and the Census Bureau's TIGERweb boundary agrees for each. Distances run straight from Boston City Hall, the point the City's address registry gives for 1 City Hall Plaza, which OpenStreetMap's outline of the building confirms within 0.02 mile. Miles past the line are measured to Boston's land, since 46% of its Census area is water.

Limitations

1. Stock moves: a counted store may not have your model the day you visit.
2. Three of the eight are counted on Velotric's dealer map and one, Adi's Bike World, on the City's voucher list alone; that program is closed, so its list shows whom the City approved, not today's stock.
3. Fly E-Bike Boston is counted on its chain's own site and its open Google listing; the chain's store locator would not load on October 29, 2026.
4. Hours come from each store's own pages; where none could be read, the card says to call. Apex Cycle and Cambridge Bicycle print winter hours that start in November.
5. DCR's regulation is quoted from mass.gov's file as the Internet Archive saved it on October 23, 2026; mass.gov refused the request on October 29, 2026.
6. The lane and path miles are a segment-by-segment measure of the City's 2024 layer, in which 8.2 paved path miles name no owner.
7. The nearby list covers the businesses the sources placed within 3 miles past the line; a store no map, list, search or forum named would be missing.
8. The page is re-checked by April 2027, sooner if S.3168 or Docket #0326 moves, or a listed store closes, moves or stops selling e-bikes.

Image credit: the cover scene was generated with Nano Banana Pro on Playcut from the National Park Service's public-domain photograph "Bunker Hill Monument, spring 2023" (Wikimedia Commons), used as its reference.

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References

1. US Census Bureau: population estimates · 2025 Gazetteer · Geocoder · TIGERweb. Retrieved 2026-10-29.
2. General Laws: c.90 §1 · c.85 §11B · c.85 §11B¾. Bills: S.3168 · H.5576. Retrieved 2026-10-29.
3. Department of Conservation and Recreation: 302 CMR 12.00, § 12.12; Internet Archive copy of 2026-10-23. Retrieved 2026-10-29.
4. City of Boston: E-Bikes Incentive Program · Boston bike laws · City Council Docket #0325 and Docket #0326. Retrieved 2026-10-29.
5. Boston open data: BPDA neighborhood boundaries · City Council districts 2023-2032 · Existing Bike Network 2024 · address registry (SAM). Retrieved 2026-10-29.
6. Transit: MBTA bikes · Bluebikes pricing and stations feeds. Retrieved 2026-10-29.
7. MassCEC: Statewide E-Bike Voucher Program. Retrieved 2026-10-29.
8. Makers' maps: Bosch · Velotric · Aventon · Giant · Pedego. Retrieved 2026-10-29.
9. Redtail eBikes: shipping · How Buying Works · contact · terms of service · first-party data: CSV · JSON, one row per store, verified 2026-10-29.