eBike Shops in Colorado Springs (2026): 16 Stores

Colorado Springs covers 202.2 square miles of land and 0.4 of water (2025 Gazetteer), with 494,743 residents in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate. The Census counts Cimarron Hills, inside the city's outer line on the east side, as its own place, so a store there can carry a Colorado Springs address and stand outside the city.

The 15 Verified eBike Shops in Colorado Springs

Every electric bike store in Colorado Springs on this list stands in one of the City's six Council districts: seven in District 3, four in District 1, two in District 2 and two in District 6. Seven of the fifteen stand in Downtown, the Westside, Ivywild and Old Colorado City, the farthest 3.0 miles from City Hall.

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Old Town Bike Shop — 426 South Tejon Street

Address: 426 S Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Phone: (719) 475-8589
Website: oldtownbikeshop.com
Brands: Giant, Trek, Momentum, Liv and Electra e-bikes, priced on its Electric Bikes list; on both State e-bike retailer lists
Hours: Tue–Fri 11–6, Sat 11–5, closed Sunday and Monday, says its site
Focus: Downtown, District 3, 0.5 miles from City Hall, the nearest of the fifteen.

ProCycling — 415 West Pikes Peak Avenue

Address: 415 W Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Phone: (719) 266-4047
Website: procyclingwarehouse.com
Brands: e-bikes: "Our Colorado Springs bike shop offers mountain bikes, e-bikes, cruisers and kids bikes for riders of all ages and skill levels," says its site; on both State e-bike retailer lists
Hours: Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 12–4, says its site
Focus: Westside, District 3, 0.6 miles from City Hall.

Colorado Springs Bike Shop — 622 West Colorado Avenue

Address: 622 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Phone: (719) 634-4915
Website: coloradospringsbikeshop.com
Brands: Aventon and Velotric, "a selection of the latest Aventon & Velotric E-bikes in various styles and sizes," says its site; on both State e-bike retailer lists
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat and Sun 9–5, says its contact page
Focus: Westside, District 3, 0.8 miles from City Hall. It also rents bikes and lets you test ride an e-bike.

Sun Powersports — 945 Motor City Drive

Address: 945 Motor City Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Phone: (719) 635-3004
Website: suncsp.com
Brands: on the State's e-bike tax-credit retailer list as Colorado Springs Powersports; ask which e-bikes are on the floor
Hours: call before you go
Focus: Ivywild, District 3, 1.3 miles from City Hall. It is a motorcycle and powersports dealer.

Bicycle Experience — 1601 South Tejon Street

Address: 1601 S Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Phone: (719) 473-1015
Website: bicyclexperience.com
Brands: Aventon and Lectric, on Aventon's dealer map and Lectric's store locator; its site calls it "Colorado Springs Premier eBike, Mountain bike, and Snowboard shop"
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5, closed Sunday, says its site
Focus: Ivywild, District 3, 1.7 miles from City Hall.

Ted's Bicycles — 3016 North Hancock Avenue

Address: 3016 N Hancock Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Phone: (719) 473-6915
Website: tedsbicycles.com
Brands: Giant, on Giant's dealer map, which lists its e-bikes; "All Colorado residents can participate in the e-bike rebate and get a discount of $225 on any E-bike purchase in store!" says its site
Hours: Mon–Sat 9–5, closed Sunday, says its contact page
Focus: North Nevada/The Studio, District 1, 2.9 miles from City Hall.

Manitou E-Bike Co — 3103 West Colorado Avenue

Address: 3103 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Phone: (719) 219-5702
Website: manitouebikeco.com
Brands: Aventon and Velotric, on their dealer maps; "We specialize in e-bike rentals, retail sales, and e-bike service," says its site
Hours: Tue–Sat 10–5, Sun 11–4, closed Monday, says its contact page
Focus: Old Colorado City, District 3, 3.0 miles from City Hall.

Pedego Colorado Springs — 3040 West Colorado Avenue

Address: 3040 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Phone: (719) 900-3040
Website: pedegocs.com
Brands: Pedego: "We are the region's foremost electric bike experts offering sales, rentals, accessories, and service," says its page; on the State's e-bike tax-credit retailer list
Hours: by appointment only, says its page, which marks every day closed; call to book
Focus: Old Colorado City, District 3, 3.0 miles from City Hall.

Angletech — 1483 Garden of the Gods Road

Address: 1483 Garden of the Gods Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Phone: (719) 687-7475
Website: cycledifferent.com
Brands: recumbents and electric conversions: "The discount is 15% off of acoustic bikes and 20% off electric bikes," says its site; the State's rebate list notes "Sells adaptive e-bikes."
Hours: Tue–Sat 10–4, "Special times by appointment," says its contact page
Focus: Kissing Camels, District 1, 4.6 miles from City Hall.

Epic Mountain Gear — 2454 Montebello Square Drive

Address: 2454 Montebello Square Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Phone: (719) 268-9522
Website: epicmountaingear.com
Brands: on both State e-bike retailer lists; a Trek retailer on Trek's store finder; ask which e-bikes are in the store
Hours: not printed on its store page; call before you go
Focus: Vista Grande, District 1, 5.5 miles from City Hall. It is also a ski and snowboard shop.

Criterium Bicycles — 6150 Corporate Drive

Address: 6150 Corporate Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80919
Phone: (719) 599-0149
Website: criterium.com
Brands: Specialized, Santa Cruz and Cannondale e-bikes, priced on its in-stock electric list; on the State's e-bike tax-credit retailer list
Hours: Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 10–5, says its contact page
Focus: Rockrimmon, District 1, 5.7 miles from City Hall.

Best Buy — 3150 North New Center Point

Address: 3150 N New Center Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80922
Phone: (719) 597-9519
Website: Best Buy's store page
Brands: SWFT: "Come see SWFT electric bicycles in-person at Best Buy," says SWFT's page for this store
Hours: Mon–Thu 10–9, Fri and Sat 9–9, Sun 10–8 the week of November 14, says Best Buy's store page
Focus: Springs Ranch, District 6, 6.4 miles from City Hall. It is an electronics store.

REI — 1376 East Woodmen Road

Address: 1376 E Woodmen Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Phone: (719) 260-1455
Website: rei.com
Brands: on the State's e-bike tax-credit retailer list; ask which e-bikes the bike shop carries
Hours: call before you go
Focus: Falcon Estates, District 2, 6.9 miles from City Hall.

Ascent Cycling — 6472 Templeton Gap Road

Address: 6472 Templeton Gap Rd #150, Colorado Springs, CO 80923
Phone: (719) 597-8181
Website: ascentcycling.net
Brands: Trek, Pivot and Rocky Mountain: its E-Bikes page lists 20 e-bikes with prices
Hours: Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 12–5, says its site
Focus: Sunset Mesa, District 6, 8.3 miles from City Hall.

Scheels — 1226 Interquest Parkway

Address: 1226 Interquest Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Phone: (719) 220-6444
Website: scheels.com
Brands: on both State e-bike retailer lists; ask which e-bikes its bike shop carries
Hours: call before you go
Focus: Interquest, District 2, 10.8 miles from City Hall, the farthest of the fifteen.

Just Outside Colorado Springs — 1 Electric Bike Store in Cimarron Hills

One more e-bike store stands within 3 miles of the city line, in Cimarron Hills.

Ken's Eastside Electric Bikes — 652 Peterson Road

Address: 652 Peterson Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80915
Phone: (719) 998-2214
Website: eastsideelectricbikes.com
Brands: Velotric and Lectric, on Velotric's dealer map and Lectric's store locator; "We offer a wide variety of premium electric bikes, expert maintenance and service options," says its site; on both State e-bike retailer lists
Hours: not printed on its contact page; call before you go
Focus: Cimarron Hills, 0.2 miles past the city line, 6.5 from City Hall.

Names you may meet in search results

Each name below was checked on November 13 or 14, 2026.

Seven more could not be confirmed; call before you drive. Biketricity (718 N Farragut Ave) sells e-bike conversions and converted bikes from its site, which names no street or hours. Borealis Fat Bikes' electric Keystone read SOLD OUT on its site. Colorado Super Cycles, Bike Clinic Too, Helios Bicycle Service, Aeroboard and Reds list no working website.

Mountain Metro — Taking an eBike on the Bus

Leave your full-size e-bike off the bus rack. Mountain Metro's FAQ says "E-bikes cannot be placed on the front-mounted bus bike racks because often their weight exceeds the rack's safety limits" (Mountain Metro FAQs). Each rack holds two bikes, one per rider, at no extra fare.

Your folding e-bike can ride inside. "Foldable e-bikes are allowed on board if they are fully folded, brought inside the bus, and stored safely out of the aisle," the same FAQ says.

For a one-way trip, rent instead. PikeRide offers "24/7 Public eBike Rental in Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs" from stations you unlock in its app. Mountain Metro also rents bike lockers at its Tejon and Woodmen park-and-rides and the Downtown Parking Garage, $30 per six-month rental plus a $45 refundable key deposit (FAQ).

Trail Access — The City's Class 1 Trails and Its Open Space

Since July 1, 2025, a Class 1 e-bike may ride the City's designated trails; Class 2 and 3 may not. In the City's words, Class 1 e-bikes "are permitted on select urban and regional trails," while "Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes and all motorized use continue to be prohibited on all trails" (City of Colorado Springs). Ordinance No. 25-30 made a Class 1 a "nonmotorized use" and Class 2 and 3 "motorized uses."

Open space is closed to every class. "E-bikes of all classes are not permitted on City of Colorado Springs open space properties," the City's e-bike page says.

On a trail, yield. The Parks Department's e-bike rules, in force July 1, 2025, ask a Class 1 rider to yield to people walking, horse riders, wildlife and uphill traffic, and bar a Class 2 or 3 from park property.

Colorado's own path rule leaves this to the City. State law lets a Class 1 or 2 ride a bike or pedestrian path where bicycles may travel and lets a local authority bar them; a Class 3 needs the local authority's permission off the street (C.R.S. § 42-4-1412(14)). The Colorado e-bike trail guide covers the state's other managers.

Colorado eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Colorado Springs

Skip the DMV: Colorado leaves an e-bike out of "motor vehicle" and out of registration. The vehicle code's definition of a motor vehicle "does not include electrical assisted bicycles" (C.R.S. § 42-1-102(58)), and the registration rule "does not apply to" one (§ 42-3-103(1)(b)). The Colorado e-bike law page walks through the state's rules.

• What qualifies. "A vehicle having two or three wheels, fully operable pedals, and an electric motor not exceeding seven hundred fifty watts of power," in Class 1, 2 or 3 (§ 42-1-102(28.5)); the City's code uses the same words (Ordinance No. 25-30).
• Class 3. No one under 16 may ride one except as a passenger on a Class 3 designed to carry passengers, and every rider and passenger under 18 on a Class 3 wears a helmet (§ 42-4-1412(15)).
• What the store must tell you. A seller "shall disclose to the purchaser" the motor's watts, its top speed and its class, and for a Class 3, that riding one under 16 is unlawful (§ 42-4-221(13)).
• What a breach costs. Breaking a § 42-4-1412 riding rule is "a class 2 misdemeanor traffic offense" (§ 42-4-1412(12)(a)); it and a missing lamp or reflector (§ 42-4-221) are each scheduled at a $15 penalty plus a $6 surcharge (§ 42-4-1701), and City police may impound an unequipped bike (City Code § 10.19.111).

Colorado Springs' own rules

On a sidewalk, yield, signal and obey the signs. "When authorized signs are erected giving notice, no person shall operate a bicycle, electrical assisted bicycle" on that sidewalk, and a rider on one "shall yield the right of way to any pedestrian and shall give audible signal before overtaking and passing" (City Code § 10.19.107, Ordinance No. 21-23).

On the street, you drive a vehicle. A rider of a bicycle or e-bike "has all the rights and duties applicable to the driver of any other vehicle" (§ 10.19.101), as state law also says (C.R.S. § 42-4-1412(1)).

The State's e-bike money, and where to spend it

At the register, Colorado's tax credit takes $225 off your new qualified e-bike in 2026, once a year per resident. The Department of Revenue sets the 2026 credit at $250 and the retailer's discount at $225, and a retailer whose tax year began in 2025 gives that year's $450 until its year ends (Department of Revenue). The yearly limit is on the Energy Office's tax credit page (Internet Archive capture, January 21, 2026).

Fourteen of the sixteen stores on this page are on the State's participating retailer list, all but Ascent Cycling and Best Buy.

An income-qualified rebate pays more, but you enter a draw. The Energy Office's rebate page, as the Internet Archive captured it on August 24, 2026, lists $1,000 for an e-bike, $300 more for an e-cargo bike and $300 more for an adaptive one.

Registration opens January 11 to 18 and March 15 to 22, 2027, the Office picks recipients at random, and a winner redeems the rebate at a participating retailer within 60 days. Ten of the sixteen stores are on its retailer list.

Where to Ride Your eBike in Colorado Springs

The City's e-bike map draws 131.4 miles of trail where a Class 1 may ride. Its E-Bike Trails map draws 1,356 trail pieces, 128.1 miles of them inside the city, each piece counted once, all but 1.8 miles of them urban trails.

The City's layer names the Briargate pieces "Briargate SIMD." The map leaves out the Ute Valley Regional, University and Bear Creek Regional trails, 6.4 miles of the City's trail layer inside the city, and it draws no park trail, so check the map before you ride one.

Why order your e-bike from Redtail

Would a delivered bike suit you better? For Colorado, Redtail's shipping policy means "free shipping on every electric bike within the contiguous United States." Your bike is "dispatched within 1–3 business days of confirmation," and most "arrive within 5–10 business days after dispatch, depending on your location."

Tell us about carrier damage "within 48 hours of delivery," and we file the carrier claim for you. If your bike arrives "dead on arrival, will not charge, or throws an error code out of the box," How Buying Works treats it as a manufacturer warranty claim, and the refund policy carries the same terms.

Questions before you order go to the US line, (213) 444‑4020, or the contact page, which answers email "within one business day." Checkout takes Shop Pay, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the terms of service name the company that sells you the bike.

Frequently Asked Questions — Colorado Springs eBikes

Where can you buy an e-bike in Colorado Springs?

Electric bikes for sale in Colorado Springs are at fifteen stores, from Old Town Bike Shop and ProCycling downtown to Criterium in Rockrimmon and Scheels on Interquest Parkway. Manitou E-Bike Co calls itself "the premier electric bike shop in Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region" (its site). Ken's Eastside Electric Bikes stands just past the line in Cimarron Hills.

Are e-bikes allowed in Colorado Springs?

Yes. Colorado treats a Class 1, 2 or 3 with pedals and a motor "not exceeding seven hundred fifty watts" as an e-bike, outside "motor vehicle" and registration (C.R.S. § 42-1-102). The City admits only Class 1 to its designated trails and no class to its open space (City of Colorado Springs).

Which Colorado Springs trails allow e-bikes?

Class 1 e-bikes may ride select urban and regional trails, while Class 2 and 3 e-bikes stay off every City trail and no e-bike may ride City open space (City of Colorado Springs). The City's E-Bike Trails map draws 128.1 miles of those trails inside the city, the Pikes Peak Greenway and Sand Creek Trail among them.

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

Yes, except where a posted sign bars it. You yield to people walking and give an audible signal before passing them, under City Code § 10.19.107 (Ordinance No. 21-23) and the state's matching rule (C.R.S. § 42-4-1412(10)).

How does the Colorado e-bike rebate work in Colorado Springs?

Two State programs pay at participating stores. The tax credit takes $225 off your new qualified e-bike at the register in 2026 (Department of Revenue), at fourteen of this page's sixteen stores. The income-qualified rebate pays up to $1,000 to registrants drawn at random, the next registration listed for January 11 to 18, 2027, and ten of the stores take it.

Where can you rent an e-bike in Colorado Springs?

For a Colorado Springs electric bike rental, PikeRide rents electric-assist bikes around the clock from stations across the city and Manitou Springs. Manitou E-Bike Co and Colorado Springs Bike Shop rent bikes from their stores, and Amp'd Adventures and Pikes Peak Bike Tours run guided e-bike rides.

Who repairs e-bikes in Colorado Springs?

For e-bike repair in Colorado Springs, Manitou E-Bike Co lists "e-bike service" (its site). Elevation Bicycle Shop services "nearly any bicycle, including e-bikes" (its site). Just past the line, Ken's Eastside Electric Bikes offers "expert maintenance and service options" (its site).

More from the U.S. eBike Directory

Denver's directory, 62.1 miles away, is the nearest other city page; the Colorado shop directory covers the rest of the state.

Sources, limitations and how this page was verified

The denominator

Every business any source tied to Colorado Springs became a lead: 189 in all, each with a verdict by November 14, 2026. Out of them came 16 verified stores: 15 inside Colorado Springs and 1 within 3 miles of its line.

The Census placed 117 leads inside Colorado Springs. Besides the 15 stores, 53 are not bicycle stores, 16 are closed, 11 repeat another lead, 6 could not be checked, 6 rent bikes or run tours, 4 keep no storefront, 2 name no e-bike for sale, 2 only repair bikes, 1 left no trace and 1 is temporarily closed.

Of the 8 within 3 miles past the city line, 1 is the store above, 5 are not bicycle stores, 1 rents bikes or runs tours and 1 repeats another lead.

The other 64 lie farther out or could not be placed, 44 of them outside Colorado Springs.

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

The makers and the State. Ten makers' maps were read on November 13, 2026, for every store within 18 miles of the city's Census point: the dealer maps of Aventon, Giant, Pedego, Specialized, Trek and Velotric and the store locators of Lectric, Magnum, QuietKat and SWFT. The State's tax-credit and rebate retailer lists were read whole the same day.

Google Maps. The city's 29 ZIP code areas, 82 neighborhood names and 13 nearby places were searched in two phrasings, 248 searches, and 212 follow-ups opened the leads' own listings.

Leads and websites. OpenStreetMap, the Colorado directory and Claude's web search pointed to businesses; none rests on them alone. Each lead's website was requested, except a closed shop's Facebook page, and read whole where its home page named no e-bike.

The city line. For all 169 placed leads, the TIGERweb boundary and the geocoder agree. Distances run straight from City Hall, 107 N. Nevada Ave.

Limitations

1. Stock moves faster than a directory: the stores were read on November 13 and 14, 2026, so call ahead for a particular model.
2. Bosch's dealer map refused our reader, so its October listings served as leads only.
3. The sites of Scheels, REI and Sun Powersports refused our reader, so those three stand on the State's lists; the Energy Office's pages are cited from the Internet Archive.
4. The City Code is quoted from the ordinances the City Council passed, because the code's online host refused our reader.
5. The 2026 tax-credit amount ends with the 2026 tax year, and the rebate windows come from a page captured on August 24, 2026; both are re-read before January 1, 2027.
6. Only Claude's web search was asked, 16 buyer questions; no Reddit thread was read.
7. This list stops 3 miles past the line, and a shop no source named could still exist.
8. This list is due for a full re-check by May 2027, sooner if the City changes its trail rules or a store here closes.

Cover image: the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum, generated on Playcut with Nano Banana Pro from Lumen Wilde's photograph (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0).

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References

1. US Census Bureau: population estimates · 2025 Gazetteer · TIGERweb · Geocoder, 2026-11-13.
2. Colorado Revised Statutes 2026, Title 42, as the Office of Legislative Legal Services prints it: §§ 42-1-102, 42-3-103, 42-4-221 and 42-4-1412. Retrieved 2026-11-14.
3. City of Colorado Springs: Ordinance No. 25-30, in force July 1, 2025 · Ordinance No. 21-23 · e-bike page · Parks e-bike rules. Retrieved 2026-11-13.
4. City of Colorado Springs maps: E-Bike Trails · Council districts. Retrieved 2026-11-13.
5. State of Colorado: Department of Revenue, Electric Bicycle Credit · Energy Office tax credit and rebate pages · retailer lists for the tax credit and the rebate. Retrieved 2026-11-13.
6. Transit: Mountain Metro FAQs · PikeRide. Retrieved 2026-11-14.
7. Makers' maps and store pages: Aventon · Giant · Trek, Epic Mountain Gear · SWFT, Best Buy Colorado Springs. Retrieved 2026-11-13 and 14.