eBike Shops in Las Vegas (2026): 14 Stores, 7 in the City

Las Vegas covers 141.9 square miles of land and 0.1 of water (2025 Gazetteer), home to 679,817 people in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate.

All 14 stores below print "Las Vegas" in their addresses, and the Census places seven of them outside the City, in Winchester, Paradise, Sunrise Manor, Spring Valley and Summerlin South. The Strip from Russell Road to Sahara Avenue lies outside it too. The City and Clark County write separate rules, so the seven stores inside the limit come first.

The 7 Verified eBike Shops in Las Vegas

Las Vegas's seven e-bike stores sit in five of the City's six Wards and five of its 16 Master Plan areas. Six of them stand 5.4 miles or more west or northwest of City Hall, and Ward 5 has none.

Download the 14 Las Vegas-area storefronts: CSV · JSON.

Epic E-Bike Adventures — 901 East Fremont Street

Address: 901 E Fremont St Ste 182, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Phone: (702) 376-6886
Website: epicebikeadventures.com
Brands: Heybike, Velotric, Aventon and Mokwheel, priced on its Shop E-Bikes list; an "Authorized Dealer," says its home page
Hours: Tue–Sat 9–5, closed Sunday and Monday, says its hours page
Focus: Downtown Las Vegas, Ward 3, 0.7 miles from City Hall; it sells, repairs and rents e-bikes next to Atomic Liquor, with "Free Assembly and Pro Tune ($170 Value)."

Bike World — 1901 South Rainbow Boulevard

Address: 1901 S Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89146
Phone: (702) 254-1718
Website: bikeworldlv.com
Brands: Velotric, marked for sales, test rides and service on its dealer map, and Magnum, on its locator; its home page sells "bikes, e-bikes, parts, tools, accessories"
Hours: Daily 10–6, says its home page
Focus: Charleston, Ward 1, 5.4 miles from City Hall; the west-side store, with layaway and financing on its site.

Giant Las Vegas — 2283 North Rampart Boulevard

Address: 2283 N Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89128
Phone: (702) 844-2453
Website: giantlasvegas.com
Brands: Giant, Liv, Momentum, Retrospec and Santa Cruz, priced on its Electric list; on Giant's dealer map with 16 e-bikes
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat–Sun 10–5, says its store page
Focus: Summerlin North, Ward 4, 7.7 miles from City Hall; its menu lists bike rentals and a demo sale.

Best Buy — 6455 North Decatur Boulevard

Address: 6455 N Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89131
Phone: (702) 655-7599
Website: stores.bestbuy.com
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–Sat 9–9, Sun 10–8, says its store page for the week of November 6
Focus: Tule Springs, Ward 6, 8.3 miles from City Hall; call to confirm a bike is on the floor.

Southwest Bikes — 7290 West Azure Drive

Address: 7290 W Azure Dr #110, Las Vegas, NV 89130
Phone: (702) 227-7433
Website: southwestbikes.com
Brands: Velotric, Yuba, Santa Cruz, Kona and SE Bikes, priced on its Electric Bikes list; Velotric's dealer map marks it for sales, test rides, service and rentals; on Bosch's map too
Hours: Mon–Sat 10–6:30, closed Sunday, says its store page
Focus: Centennial Hills, Ward 6, 9.4 miles from City Hall; try a Yuba cargo bike here, and see its Bike Rentals page.

Best Buy — 10950 West Charleston Boulevard

Address: 10950 W Charleston Blvd Ste 110, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Phone: (702) 228-6492
Website: stores.bestbuy.com
Brands: SWFT, on SWFT's page for this store
Hours: Mon–Thu 10–9, Fri–Sat 9–9, Sun 10–8, says its store page for the week of November 6
Focus: Summerlin North, Ward 2, 10.3 miles from City Hall; like the Decatur store, it closes latest.

The Vault Bicycle Shop — 7570 Norman Rockwell Lane

Address: 7570 Norman Rockwell Ln #140, Las Vegas, NV 89143
Phone: (702) 839-9091
Website: thevaultbicycleshop.com
Brands: "all brands of bicycles," e-bikes included, says its home page; on Aventon's dealer map
Hours: Not printed on its site; Google Maps showed 10–6 on November 6, so call first
Focus: Centennial Hills, Ward 6, 11.7 miles from City Hall; a full-service shop with a bicycle museum inside.

Just Outside Las Vegas — 7 Stores from Winchester to Paradise

These seven sit in unincorporated Clark County, none more than 2.0 miles past the city limit.

Revolt E-Cycles — 3111 South Valley View Boulevard

Address: 3111 S Valley View Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 960-9645
Website: revoltecycles.com
Brands: Frey and Engine Lab, priced on its Current Inventory page, beside a JackRabbit line with "No pedals"
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–4, closed Saturday and Sunday, says its contact page
Focus: Winchester, less than 0.1 mile past the city line, 3.3 from City Hall; Nevada's definition needs working pedals, so ask which models have them.

Ultech Ebike — 3111 South Valley View Boulevard

Address: 3111 S Valley View Blvd Ste P-101, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (725) 333-6987
Website: ultechebike.com
Brands: NGN, with the E450 at $1,799 on its Shop page, plus Bafang conversion kits
Hours: Not printed on its site; Google Maps showed 9–4 on November 6, so call first
Focus: Winchester, less than 0.1 mile past the city line, 3.3 from City Hall; "Come test ride," says its home page; the site prints suite R101, Google Maps P-101.

WheelZen Rides — 3863 South Valley View Boulevard

Address: 3863 S Valley View Blvd Ste 1, Las Vegas, NV 89103
Phone: (702) 992-3750
Website: wheelzenrides.com
Brands: EMOVE and Scootstar under "Shop Ebikes" on its home page; on Magnum's locator
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–4, closed Sunday, says its home page
Focus: Paradise, 0.7 miles past the city line, 4.0 from City Hall; electric scooters and unicycles fill most of the shop, so ask which models pedal.

Las Vegas Cyclery — 10575 Discovery Drive

Address: 10575 Discovery Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Phone: (702) 596-2953
Website: lasvegascyclery.com
Brands: Specialized, Santa Cruz, Rocky Mountain, Pinarello and Forbidden, priced on its E-Bikes list; on Specialized's store finder with its Turbo mark
Hours: Mon–Sat 9–6, Sunday 9–5, says its store page
Focus: Summerlin South, 0.7 miles past the city line, 10.3 from City Hall; rentals and tours are on its menu.

E-Bike Market Place — 4856 East Judson Avenue

Address: 4856 E Judson Ave Ste 155, Las Vegas, NV 89115
Phone: (877) 742-8136
Website: ebikemarketplace.com
Brands: Freepath, three models priced in its store, plus battery rebuilds for other makers
Hours: Mon–Thu; its pages print 9–4, 9:30–4:30 and 10–4, so call first
Focus: Sunrise Manor, 0.8 miles past the city line, 5.1 from City Hall; its site says "Walk-ins welcome," and Google Maps lists the suite as United Lithium Solutions.

Trek Bicycle Las Vegas West — 4035 South Fort Apache Road

Address: 4035 S Fort Apache Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89147
Phone: (702) 252-8077
Website: trekbikes.com
Brands: Trek: "We're your e-bike experts," says its store page
Hours: Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 11–5, says its store page
Focus: Spring Valley, 1.0 mile past the city line, 8.9 from City Hall; it advertises a 24-hour service turnaround.

Bike World — 2320 East Flamingo Road

Address: 2320 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Phone: (702) 735-7551
Website: bikeworldlv.com
Brands: Velotric, marked for sales, test rides and service on its dealer map, and Magnum, on its locator
Hours: Daily 10–6, says its home page
Focus: Paradise, 2.0 miles past the city line, 4.0 from City Hall; the east-side store of Bike World's two.

Names you may meet in search results

Answer engines still send you to some of these, each read on November 6, 2026.

Farther out, you have five more stores with Las Vegas addresses. Radical eBikes, 3.9 miles past the limit, is a retail store with test rides on Lectric's locator.

The others are All Mountain Cyclery on West Sunset Road (4.1), Pedal & Pour on West Maule Avenue (4.6), HighVoltagePEV on Chandler Avenue (4.8) and Giant's Mountain's Edge store on South Cimarron Road (7.7). You'll find all five, and Henderson's three, in the Nevada shop directory.

RTC Buses and RTC Bike Share — Taking an eBike on Transit

Confirm the bus rack with RTC first, and keep the e-bike off the bus itself. RTC says every vehicle serving the valley carries "a bicycle rack that can accommodate up to two or three bikes" at "no additional cost," and it excludes "tricycles or tandem and gas powered bicycles" (RTC, How to Ride, as archived May 22, 2026).

That page names no e-bike on the rack. Inside the bus, you may "Not bring gasoline or lithium battery (including external battery packs) powered mobility devices onto the bus (even if they are foldable)" or "any object too large to fit between passenger seats" (How to Ride).

Or rent one at an RTC Bike Share dock. The feed listed 37 stations, all inside the city, with 4 electric and 131 classic bikes free at 11:01 a.m. on November 6, 2026 (station feed).

You "must be 16 or older," and the electric bike's pedal-assist motor helps "up to 17 mph" (How it Works, Meet your Bikes). Its FAQ says usage fees apply to "checking out an RTC Electric Bike," and its e-bike page put that at "An additional $1.00 fee" per unlock (RTC Bike Share, as archived April 21, 2026), so confirm it in the app first.

Trail Access — the Beltway and Red Rock Canyon

Hold 15 mph in City parks, and check the class on your bike before you ride Red Rock's dirt. The City bans "The operation of an electric bicycle or an electric scooter at a speed of more than fifteen miles per hour" within any City park, recreational facility or public plaza (LVMC 13.36.020(A)(11)).

Nevada lets you ride an e-bike "in places where bicycles are allowed," bicycle paths and shared-use paths included, unless a local authority closes one by ordinance (NRS 484A.4695).

Unrounded, the rows add to the 113.9 miles of constructed trail inside the Census line on the City's trails layer, last edited October 26, 2026.

Past the city line, the land manager's rule decides. At Red Rock Canyon, "Class 1 and 3 e-bikes are permitted on designated mountain biking trails," and "no bikes are permitted on any trails accessed via the Scenic Drive," the 13-mile paved one-way road (BLM).

The River Mountains Loop runs "16.2 miles one-way" inside Lake Mead National Recreation Area, part of a 34-mile paved loop (National Park Service). "E-bikes are allowed everywhere traditional bicycles are allowed" there, and the Park Service draws its line at a motor "of less than 750 watts," a shade under Nevada's "not more than 750 watts" (NPS biking). Read the label on your motor before you ride a park road.

Nevada eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Las Vegas

Your e-bike needs no Nevada registration, and the state sets no helmet rule or minimum age. The registration chapter does "not apply to" electric bicycles (NRS 482.210), and a "motor vehicle" "does not include an electric bicycle or an electric scooter" (NRS 482.075). The Nevada law page shows the statutes' index carries no helmet or age entry.

• What qualifies. "Fully operable pedals," a seat or saddle, and "an electric motor which produces not more than 750 watts," in one of three classes (NRS 484B.017). Class 1 helps only while you pedal, to 20 mph; Class 2 "may be used exclusively to propel the bicycle," to 20 mph; Class 3 helps only while you pedal, to 28 mph.
• The label. Your bike needs a permanent label with its class, top assisted speed and wattage, a Class 3 needs a speedometer, and a speed change means a new label (NRS 484B.784).

Las Vegas's own rules, and the Strip

Inside the City, ride the road or the sidewalk unless a sign says otherwise, and keep off Fremont Street's sidewalks. Ordinance 6921 opens "a public roadway or sidewalk, or a lane, path, or route" for e-bikes "Unless otherwise designated or posted" (LVMC 11.40.185), and took effect October 1, 2025 (City notice).

The Strip is Clark County, and its sidewalks are closed to e-bikes. The County bars an electric bicycle "on any public sidewalk or public pedestrian easement in the restricted area" (CCC 14.42.058), which runs along Las Vegas Boulevard "from Russell Road to Sahara Avenue" and the listed cross streets (CCC 14.42.020(g)).

Elsewhere in unincorporated Clark County, you may ride roads and sidewalks unless posted, minors wear helmets, county parks hold 15 mph, and fines run $150, $300 and $600 (CCC 14.52.025).

North Las Vegas changed its rules on May 20, 2026. Ordinance 3275 requires a helmet for minors (§ 10.60.135), closes City-owned sidewalks "unless authorized by a posted sign" (§ 10.60.130) and fines $150, $300 and $600 (§ 10.60.150). Its notice also lists "City parks and trails (unless posted)" as prohibited (City of North Las Vegas, as archived June 17, 2026).

E-bike rebates in Las Vegas

NV Energy offers you no rebate on an e-bike. Its site, read page by page on November 6, 2026, mentions bikes in other ways: six it sponsored for RTC Bike Share, and charging at select locations (ERTEP).

Where to Ride Your eBike in Las Vegas

Plan your commute around the painted lanes, because the City's map holds a third of a mile of separated lane. Its bike lanes layer, last edited August 4, 2025, carries 263.1 miles of existing on-street facilities inside the Census line when each street piece is counted once.

The longest lanes follow Alta Drive (11.9 miles), Washington Avenue (9.6), Torrey Pines Drive (7.6), the on-street lanes the City names the Vegas-Owens Trail (6.5) and Tenaya Way (6.4).

Why order your e-bike from Redtail

Prefer it brought to your door? Redtail's shipping policy gives "free shipping on every electric bike within the contiguous United States," and Nevada is inside that line. 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."

If the carrier damages it, tell us "within 48 hours of delivery" and we file the claim. A bike that is "dead on arrival, will not charge, or throws an error code out of the box" goes through as a manufacturer warranty claim, handled remotely (How Buying Works; the refund policy carries the same terms).

Want to talk first? Our US line is (213) 444‑4020, and the contact page promises an email reply "within one business day." Checkout takes Shop Pay, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and the terms of service name the company that sells you the bike.

Frequently Asked Questions — Las Vegas eBikes

Are e-bikes legal in Las Vegas?

Yes. Nevada defines an e-bike by "fully operable pedals" and a motor "which produces not more than 750 watts," in Class 1, 2 or 3 (NRS 484B.017). Inside the City you may ride a road, sidewalk, lane, path or route "Unless otherwise designated or posted" (LVMC 11.40.185).

Where can you buy an e-bike in Las Vegas?

At seven stores inside the City: Epic E-Bike Adventures, Bike World on South Rainbow, Giant Las Vegas, Southwest Bikes, The Vault and two Best Buy stores showing SWFT. Seven more sit just past the line: Revolt E-Cycles, Ultech Ebike, WheelZen Rides, Las Vegas Cyclery, E-Bike Market Place, Trek Bicycle Las Vegas West and Bike World on East Flamingo.

Can you ride an e-bike on the Las Vegas Strip?

On the road, unless posted; on the sidewalk, no. Clark County bars e-bikes "on any public sidewalk or public pedestrian easement in the restricted area" (CCC 14.42.058), along Las Vegas Boulevard "from Russell Road to Sahara Avenue" (CCC 14.42.020(g)). Roadways stay open unless posted (CCC 14.52.025).

Can you ride a bike on the sidewalk in Las Vegas?

Inside the City, yes, unless a sign says otherwise, and never on Fremont Street's sidewalks between Main Street and Seventh Street (LVMC 11.40.180). Pedestrians have the right of way, and you sound a signal before you pass. The County bars e-bikes from the Strip's sidewalks, and North Las Vegas from City-owned sidewalks unless a sign allows it.

Does Las Vegas have a helmet law for e-bike riders?

For minors, yes: "Minors must wear a helmet at all times" (LVMC 11.40.185(C)), and unincorporated Clark County uses the same words (CCC 14.52.025(D)). For adults, the City says "Helmets are recommended." Nevada sets no helmet law of its own.

Do you need to register an e-bike in Las Vegas?

No. Nevada's registration chapter does "not apply to" electric bicycles (NRS 482.210), and the City's bicycle chapter adds no license for you (Chapter 11.40).

Can you rent an e-bike in Las Vegas?

Yes. RTC Bike Share's feed showed 4 electric bikes free at 37 stations at 11:01 a.m. on November 6, 2026, for riders 16 or older (How it Works). Epic E-Bike Adventures books rentals and self-guided rides "Starting at $99" (its home page), and Landmark Bike Rentals rents by the hour, day or month.

Who repairs e-bikes in Las Vegas?

Epic E-Bike Adventures offers "electric bike repair, maintenance, and service" downtown (its home page). Bikebrain on West Cheyenne says "we service the e-bikes most shops turn away" (its repair page), BBV Powersports on West Sahara offers "e-bike and e-moto repair services," and E-Bike Market Place on East Judson rebuilds batteries (its home page). Alex's Mobile E-Bike Repair and Velofix come to you.

More from the U.S. eBike Directory

The nearest other city page is Victorville's, 166.6 miles away in California.

Sources, limitations and how this page was verified

The denominator

Each business any source tied to Las Vegas became a lead: 210 in all, every one with a verdict by November 6, 2026. Out of them came 14 verified stores, 7 in the city and 7 in unincorporated Clark County, none more than 2.0 miles past the limit.

The Census placed 81 leads inside Las Vegas. Besides the seven stores, 41 are not bicycle stores, 8 could not be checked, 7 repeat another lead, 7 are closed, 3 rent bikes or run tours, 2 have no storefront, 2 name no e-bike for sale, 2 are temporarily closed, 1 only services e-bikes and 1 left no trace.

Of the 56 within 3 miles past the line, 7 are the stores above, 26 are not bicycle stores, 4 could not be checked, 5 rent bikes or run tours, 4 repeat another lead, 4 are closed, 3 name no e-bike for sale, 2 have no storefront and 1 left no trace.

The other 73 lie farther out or could not be placed, 47 of them outside Las Vegas.

Fifteen could not be checked, so phone them before you rule them out. Urban Bike Company, First Choice Bicycle, Bicycle Stuff, Golden Crown Bicycles, Leave No Trace Wheels, Riders Ready Bike Shop and Vegas eBike Rentals gave no site to read. REI at Boca Park's store page gave no answer, and Bosch's map lists REI's Henderson store and not this one. The other seven are listings with no street or no site to read.

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

The makers. Within 20 miles of the city's Census point, the dealer maps of Aventon, Bosch, Giant, Pedego, Specialized, Trek and Velotric and the store locators of Lectric, Magnum, QuietKat and SWFT were read on October 28, 2026.

Google Maps. The city's 24 ZIP code areas, 73 neighborhood names and 8 nearby places were searched in two phrasings, 210 searches in all, and 343 follow-up searches opened the leads' listings.

Leads and websites. OpenStreetMap, Levy Electric's shop list, Claude's web search, Google's chat assistant and 74 Reddit threads pointed to businesses; none rests on them alone.

The city line. The TIGERweb boundary agrees for all 191 placed leads. Distances run straight from City Hall, the geocoder's point for 495 S Main St.

Limitations

1. Stock moves daily, so call before you drive out for one model.
2. Maker dealer maps date from October 28, 2026; store sites, listings and codes were read on November 6, 2026, and The Vault and Ultech print no hours.
3. Three sources are quoted from Internet Archive copies, because the live sites would not serve them: the Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS 484B as revised September 9, 2026; 482 and 484A as revised April 15, 2026), RTC's bus page (May 22, 2026) and RTC Bike Share's e-bike page (April 21, 2026).
4. NV Energy's site was read from its sitemap: 1,138 of 1,154 pages and 360 of 364 program documents.
5. Claude's web search and Google's chat assistant answered the 16 questions; ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Mode refused an automated browser.
6. The Reddit archive answered 115 of 116 searches.
7. This list stops 3 miles past the line; the Nevada shop directory goes farther. Any shop these sources never named is missing here.
8. Next re-check: May 2027, or sooner if these statutes, codes or RTC's policy change, or a store here closes, moves or stops selling e-bikes.

Cover image: generated on Playcut with Nano Banana Pro, from Carol M. Highsmith's public-domain photograph of the STRAT tower (Wikimedia Commons).

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References

1. US Census Bureau: population estimates · 2025 Gazetteer · TIGERweb, 2026-10-28 · Geocoder, 2026-11-06.
2. Nevada Revised Statutes, as the Legislature prints them: NRS 482.075 · NRS 482.210 · NRS 484A.4695 · NRS 484B.017 · NRS 484B.784. Read from the Internet Archive's copies, 2026-11-06.
3. Las Vegas Municipal Code: Chapter 11.40 · § 13.36.020; City notice. Retrieved 2026-11-06.
4. Clark County Code: § 14.42.020 · § 14.42.058 · § 14.52.025. Retrieved 2026-11-06.
5. North Las Vegas: § 10.60.130 · § 10.60.135 · § 10.60.150 · City notice. Retrieved 2026-11-06.
6. City of Las Vegas maps: Wards (2026-10-28) · Master Plan 2050 areas (2026-10-24) · Bike Lanes (2026-10-24, its edit date checked 2026-11-06) · Trails Network (2026-11-06).
7. Transit and rentals: RTC, How to Ride · RTC Bike Share, How it Works · FAQ · e-bike page · Meet your Bikes · station feed. Retrieved 2026-11-06.
8. Land managers: BLM, Red Rock Canyon recreation · NPS, River Mountains Loop · NPS, biking at Lake Mead. Retrieved 2026-11-06.
9. Incentives: NV Energy, e-bikes · NV Energy, ERTEP. Retrieved 2026-11-06.
10. Makers' maps: Velotric · Aventon · Giant · Specialized · Bosch · Magnum · Lectric · SWFT. Retrieved 2026-10-28.
11. Redtail eBikes: the 14 Las Vegas storefronts as data, CSV · JSON, 2026-11-06.