eBike Shops in Fort Myers (2026): 7 Stores, 3 in the City

Fort Myers takes in 40.1 square miles of land and 9.2 of water (2025 Gazetteer), with 101,581 residents in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate. Cape Coral and 15 unincorporated communities, North Fort Myers and Lehigh Acres among them, lie within 3 miles of its line, so a "Fort Myers" mailing address you find on a listing may sit outside the city.

The 3 Verified eBike Shops in Fort Myers

Each store below stands inside the city's own boundary: two in Ward 1 and one in Ward 4 of the City's wards map, each in a different one of its Community Redevelopment Areas: Downtown, East Fort Myers and MLK.

All 7 storefronts as data: CSV · JSON.

Pedego Fort Myers — 2059 Altamont Avenue

Address: 2059 Altamont Ave, Ste 104, Fort Myers, FL 33901
Phone: (239) 737-5814
Website: Pedego's page for this store
Brands: Pedego, with "sales, rentals, accessories, and service," says the store's page
Hours: Tue–Sat 10–5, closed Sunday and Monday, says the same page
Focus: Downtown redevelopment area, Ward 4, 0.6 miles from City Hall. Pedego's dealer list for Fort Myers names it too.

TVC-Go — 3200 Palm Beach Boulevard

Address: 3200 Palm Beach Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33916
Phone: (239) 202-8939
Website: tvc-go.com
Brands: e-bikes and e-scooters for sale, with "Local service and repair for e-bikes and e-scooters"; the site names no brand, so ask about current models
Hours: not printed on its site; call before you go
Focus: East Fort Myers redevelopment area, Ward 1, 1.6 miles from City Hall. Its page offers "test rides" at the store.

Kiko Bikes & Repair — 4135 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard

Address: 4135 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Booth Red 34, Fort Myers, FL 33916, inside Fleamasters Flea Market
Phone: (239) 699-2229
Website: kikobikesandrepairs.com
Brands: new bikes "from top brands including Trek, Specialized, Schwinn, Giant and more"; e-bikes are on its list, with "E-BIKE SYSTEM REPAIRS"
Hours: the booth Friday to Sunday, home service Monday to Thursday, no times printed
Focus: MLK redevelopment area, Ward 1, 2.5 miles from City Hall. Ask which e-bikes the booth has before you drive.

Just Outside Fort Myers — 4 Electric Bike Stores in Lee County

Four more e-bike stores stand within 3 miles of the city line, all with Fort Myers mailing addresses: three in unincorporated Lee County and one in Cypress Lake. R3NEW RIDES sits just past the line on Premier Park Drive, 4.0 miles from City Hall, the nearest of the four.

That makes seven electric bike stores Fort Myers riders can reach within 3 miles of the line, and each one's own pages or a maker's dealer map list e-bikes for sale.

R3NEW RIDES — 16171 Premier Park Drive

Address: 16171 Premier Park Dr, Suite 120, Fort Myers, FL 33913
Phone: (239) 478-9113
Website: r3newrides.com
Brands: "We provide top-quality refurbished e-bikes and e-scooters," with online orders picked up at the store
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:30–4, closed 12:30–1:30 for lunch and on weekends, says its site
Focus: unincorporated Lee County, less than 0.1 mile past the city line, 4.0 from City Hall.

High Voltage E-Bikes — 2038 Beacon Manor Drive

Address: 2038 Beacon Manor Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33907; Google Maps prints 2036
Phone: (877) 532-4537, ext. 2
Website: hvebikes.com, Locations
Brands: e-bikes including the Fusion, which its home page calls the "World’s 1st Semi-Recumbent Ebike"; "EVERY BIKE 2 YEAR WARRANTY / IN-HOUSE REPAIRS"
Hours: its Locations page lists "Mon. – Thursday. 10am-6pm" and "Sun. & Monday- Closed," so call before a Monday visit
Focus: unincorporated Lee County, 0.3 miles past the city line, 4.7 from City Hall.

The Bike Route — 8595 College Parkway

Address: 8595 College Pkwy #200, Fort Myers, FL 33919
Phone: (239) 481-3376
Website: thebikeroute.com
Brands: Magnum's store locator lists it; its site says "We service and repair almost all electric bicycles, scooters, and trikes" but "We do not work on E Moto Bikes"
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4, closed Sunday, says its site
Focus: Cypress Lake, 1.6 miles past the city line, 6.2 from City Hall. A $120 electric bike tune-up is on its price list.

ERIK'S — 6921 Daniels Parkway

Address: 6921 Daniels Pkwy, Suite 190, Fort Myers, FL 33912
Phone: (239) 738-7417
Website: ERIK'S Fort Myers page
Brands: Aventon's dealer map lists it; its page calls it a "BIKE AND ELECTRIC BIKE SHOP IN FORT MYERS, FL"
Hours: Mon–Fri 11–7, Sat and Sun 11–5; its store page lists it shut on November 26, 2026
Focus: unincorporated Lee County, 1.7 miles past the city line, 6.8 from City Hall; by printed hours, the only one of the seven open daily.

Names you may meet in search results

Each name was checked on November 14, 2026.

Two names left no trace on Google Maps: Haus of Trikes & Bikes, whose name opens a motorcycle dealer there, and Sports Authority, a name on an OpenStreetMap building.

Trail Access — John Yarbrough Linear Park, Lakes Park and Billy Creek

Ride Lee County's paved park trails, and keep your bike on the pavement. The County's parks ordinance says "No person shall ride a bicycle, recreational scooter, recreational Segway or use skateboards or roller blades/skates on other than a paved vehicular road or a path designated for that purpose" (Lee County Code Sec. 20-29(k)(1)), with fines of $75, $150 and $300 for a first, second and third offense (Sec. 20-32).

Lee County's own trail records name bicycles among the users of 19.2 miles of park and preserve trail within 12 miles of City Hall, measured from its Trails layer on November 14, 2026:

Inside the city, start at Billy Creek Preserve: 1.38 paved miles that the County lists for "Leashed Pets and Bicycle". Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve North also lies inside the city line, but the County lists its two dirt trails for walkers, and the longer one for horses as well, so leave your bike at the gate there.

In City parks, Fort Myers permits "Bicycles and roller skates ... in areas or on sidewalks designated for each," and every wheeled rider yields "the right-of-way to pedestrians in all areas of a park" (Sec. 58-151(3)).

Florida eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Fort Myers

You need no license, registration or insurance: Florida exempts an e-bike and its rider from the laws on "financial responsibility, driver or motor vehicle licenses, vehicle registration, title certificates" (§ 316.20655(2)). The bike needs fully operable pedals, a seat and "an electric motor of less than 750 watts" in one of three classes (§ 316.003(23)). The Florida e-bike law page covers the statewide rules.

• Classes. Class 1 assists only while you pedal and stops at 20 mph. Class 2 "may be used exclusively to propel the electric bicycle," also to 20 mph. Class 3 assists while you pedal, to 28 mph.
• Where it rides. "where bicycles are allowed, including, but not limited to, streets, highways, roadways, shoulders, bicycle lanes, and bicycle or multiuse paths" (§ 316.20655(7)), unless a city, county or trail manager restricts it under subsection (1).
• Helmets. A rider or passenger "under 16 years of age must wear a bicycle helmet" (§ 316.2065(3)(d)). If your teenager rides without one, they "may be issued a citation by a law enforcement officer and assessed a fine for a pedestrian violation," and a first violation is dismissed on "proof of purchase of a bicycle helmet" (§ 316.2065(3)(e)).
• Lights. From sunset to sunrise, a white front lamp "visible from a distance of at least 500 feet" and a red rear lamp and reflector visible from 600 feet (§ 316.2065(7)). Ride without them and an officer may "issue a citation and assess a fine for a pedestrian violation," though a first violation is dismissed once you show proof you bought and installed the lights.
• The label. Makers must fix a label showing "the classification number, top assisted speed, and motor wattage" (§ 316.20655(3)). Read it before you pay.

Fort Myers' own rules

Whether the micromobility rows reach your bike turns on one phrase, and it reads two ways. The City defines a micromobility device as one of "a range of small, lightweight vehicles operating at speeds 15 mph or less and driven by users personally" that "include electrically propelled bicycles" (Sec. 86-154).

The rules cover "personal users" as well as rental fleets (Sec. 86-153). Read one way, every e-bike is covered; read the other, only one ridden at 15 mph or less.

Ride so both readings are met. Use the bike lanes, which both readings open. Keep to 15 mph or slower on a sidewalk outside downtown, the cap Florida sets for any sidewalk ordinance (§ 316.008(7)(a)).

Walk your bike on downtown sidewalks, and keep riders under 16 off an e-bike on city streets and sidewalks. Sec. 86-1 maps downtown Area A between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, Lee Street, Edwards Drive, Monroe Avenue, Main Street and Heitman Street, and Area B along West First Street to the Edison estate.

What may change next. SB 382, the 2026 statewide e-bike bill, was "Vetoed by Governor" on June 25, 2026, and on October 28, 2026, the Senate recorded "Veto Message received (2027 Regular Session)" (bill history).

At the City's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board on May 21, 2026, police discussion included "questions regarding potential local regulation of e-bikes" (minutes); the City Council's 45 posted agendas from October 6, 2025, through November 16, 2026, name no e-bike (agendas), and three May budget workshops posted none.

Where to Ride Your eBike in Fort Myers

Plan your routes on bike lanes: Lee County's facility inventory counts 35.65 miles of existing bike lane inside the city, and Fort Myers opens every bike lane to micromobility devices "unless otherwise posted" (Sec. 86-160(a)(5)). Most of those miles run on state and county roads, measured from the County's Bike/Ped Facilities layer.

The same inventory lists another 18.05 miles of bike lane and 7.00 miles of shared-use path as planned. The City's engineers told the advisory board on August 20, 2026, that the Edison Avenue and Challenger Boulevard extensions add "a cycle track, five-foot cycle track, shared use path, and sidewalk, as well as a protected intersection," built in two phases (minutes).

Take extra care on the corridors police flag. At the May 21, 2026, board meeting, the Fort Myers Police Department named Cleveland Avenue, Palm Beach Boulevard, Veronica Shoemaker Boulevard and McGregor Boulevard as high-risk corridors for bicycles, pedestrians and e-bikes (minutes).

Why order your e-bike from Redtail

Rather have the bike come to you? Redtail's shipping policy promises "free shipping on every electric bike within the contiguous United States": a bike is "dispatched within 1–3 business days of confirmation" and expected to "arrive within 5–10 business days after dispatch, depending on your location."

Check the box on the day it lands. 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" is handled as a manufacturer warranty claim.

Questions go to the US line, (213) 444‑4020, or the contact page: "We typically respond to email within one business day." Checkout takes Shop Pay, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the terms of service name the company "doing business as" Redtail.

Frequently Asked Questions — Fort Myers, FL eBikes

Where can you buy an e-bike in Fort Myers?

Three e-bike stores in Fort Myers, FL sell from a storefront inside the city, verified November 14, 2026: Pedego Fort Myers on Altamont Avenue, TVC-Go on Palm Beach Boulevard and Kiko Bikes & Repair's booth at the Fleamasters Flea Market. Four more stand just past the line: R3NEW RIDES, High Voltage E-Bikes, The Bike Route and ERIK'S.

Are e-bikes legal in Fort Myers?

Yes. Florida treats an e-bike as "a vehicle to the same extent as a bicycle" (§ 316.20655(1)) and lets you ride it where bicycles go. Fort Myers adds micromobility rules: downtown, ride the street; elsewhere, the sidewalk or any bike lane; and no rider under 16 (Sec. 86-160). Whether those rules reach a bike assisting above 15 mph reads two ways.

Are e-bikes banned in Lee County?

Fort Myers regulates e-bikes rather than banning them: the City's micromobility rules set where they ride and park and who may ride. Florida lets a county, a city or a trail or beach manager restrict e-bikes on what it controls (§ 316.20655(1)), and in County parks Lee County keeps bicycles on "a paved vehicular road or a path designated for that purpose" (Sec. 20-29(k)(1)). Read the posted rules where you ride.

Do you need a license for an e-bike in Florida?

No. Florida exempts an e-bike and its rider from the laws on "financial responsibility, driver or motor vehicle licenses, vehicle registration, title certificates" (§ 316.20655(2)), provided the bike has working pedals and "an electric motor of less than 750 watts" in Class 1, 2 or 3 (§ 316.003(23)). Riders and passengers under 16 must wear a helmet.

Where can you ride an e-bike in Fort Myers?

Start with the bike lanes: Lee County's inventory counts 35.65 miles inside the city, and the City opens them to micromobility devices "unless otherwise posted." Outside downtown the sidewalks are open at 15 mph or slower; downtown, ride the street. For a trail, Billy Creek Preserve holds 1.38 paved miles inside the city that the County lists for bicycles.

Where can you rent an e-bike in Fort Myers?

For an e-bike rental in Fort Myers, FL, Pedego Fort Myers on Altamont Avenue rents as well as sells, by its store page. The Bike Bistro on Summerlin Road, 8.0 miles past the city line, lists "ELECTRIC BIKE RENTALS" on its site.

Who repairs e-bikes in Fort Myers?

For e-bike repair in Fort Myers, FL, TVC-Go services "e-bikes and e-scooters." Kiko Bikes & Repair lists "E-BIKE SYSTEM REPAIRS." Brit Bicycles offers "general maintenance of E-bikes," at the shop's discretion, by its service page. Just past the line, The Bike Route offers a $120 electric bike tune-up and High Voltage E-Bikes lists "IN-HOUSE REPAIRS." Mobile Bike Medic comes to you with "a fully stocked mobile workshop."

More from the U.S. eBike Directory

The nearest other city in this directory is Cape Coral, 10.4 miles away, and if you shop farther afield, the Florida shop directory covers the rest of the state.

Sources, limitations and how this page was verified

The denominator

Every business any source tied to Fort Myers became a lead: 222 in all, each with a verdict by November 14, 2026. Out of them came 7 verified stores: 3 inside Fort Myers and 4 within 3 miles of its line.

The Census placed 34 leads inside Fort Myers. Besides the 3 stores, 12 are not bicycle stores, 5 repeat another lead, 5 could not be checked, 4 are closed, 2 keep no storefront, 1 is temporarily closed, 1 services e-bikes but names none for sale and 1 left no trace.

Of the 30 within 3 miles past the city line, 4 are the stores above, 18 are not bicycle stores, 3 could not be checked, 2 are closed, 2 keep no storefront and 1 repeats another lead.

The other 158 lie farther out or could not be placed, 144 of them outside Fort Myers.

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

The makers. Ten makers' maps were read on November 14, 2026, for every store within 12 miles of the city's Census point: the dealer maps of Aventon, Giant, Specialized, Trek and Velotric, Pedego's Florida page, and the store locators of Lectric, Magnum, QuietKat and SWFT. Bosch's map refused our reader, and no Bosch listing saved for earlier pages lies within 113 miles.

Google Maps. The city's 10 ZIP code areas, 306 names from the County's subdivisions, the City's redevelopment areas and the County's planning communities, and 16 nearby places were each searched in two phrasings, 664 searches, and 333 follow-ups opened the leads' own listings.

Leads and websites. OpenStreetMap, the Florida directory and Claude's web search pointed to businesses; none rests on them alone. Of the 23 leads in or near the city that list a website other than Facebook, 19 sites answered a read; the 4 that refused one or did not load rest on their Google Maps listings.

The city line. For all 205 placed leads, the TIGERweb boundary and the placement agree. Distances run straight from Fort Myers City Hall, 2200 Second Street.

The law. Florida's statutes were read on the Florida Senate's site on November 14, 2026, and each statute quotation here appears again in the Legislature's Online Sunshine copy of October 29, 2026. The City and County codes were read at Municode the same day, the City's current through Ord. No. 4095 (Supp. No. 61).

Limitations

1. Stores were read on November 14, 2026; stock moves faster, so call ahead if you want a particular model.
2. Two Trek stores, Mobil Planet, Go Volt Co., both ALs Electric Bikes stores and two flea-market listings could not be confirmed as e-bike sellers from their own words; you can settle each one with a call.
3. LeeTran's bicycle rules sit on Lee County's website, which refused our reader, so this page states none of them; ask LeeTran before you load an e-bike on a bus rack.
4. Of the answer engines, only Claude's web search was asked: 16 questions a buyer asks, and 8 searches for the names that could not be checked. No forum was read.
5. This list stops 3 miles past the line, and a shop no source named could still exist.
6. This list is due for a full re-check by May 2027, sooner if the City adopts an e-bike ordinance or a store here closes.

Cover image: Seminole Lodge at the Edison and Ford Winter Estates in golden light, generated on Playcut with Nano Banana Pro from AMaken's photograph "Seminole Lodge" (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0).

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References

1. US Census Bureau: population estimates · 2025 Gazetteer · TIGERweb · Geocoder. Retrieved 2026-11-14.
2. Florida Statutes (2026): § 316.003 · § 316.008 · § 316.2065 · § 316.20655 · SB 382 (2026) history. Retrieved 2026-11-14. The Legislature's Online Sunshine copy of § 316.20655, saved 2026-10-29.
3. Fort Myers Code of Ordinances (Municode): Sec. 58-151 · Sec. 86-1 · Sec. 86-153 · Sec. 86-154 · Sec. 86-160. Retrieved 2026-11-14.
4. Lee County Code of Ordinances (Municode): Sec. 20-29 · Sec. 20-32. Lee County GIS: Trails · Bike/Ped Facilities. Retrieved 2026-11-14.
5. City of Fort Myers: Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board minutes, May 21, 2026, and August 20, 2026 · City Council agendas · wards map. Retrieved 2026-11-14.
6. Makers' maps and store pages: Pedego, Fort Myers · Aventon · Magnum · ERIK'S, Fort Myers · High Voltage E-Bikes, Locations. Retrieved 2026-11-14.