Bike Shops in Simi Valley, CA: 4 Verified eBike Stores

Simi Valley is a Ventura County city of 125,778 people, and the building on the cover is its best known: the Reagan Library, built in the "Spanish Mission (with Red Tiled Roof and Central Courtyard)" style and dedicated on November 4, 1991. Four storefronts in the city sell e-bikes, one of them a maker's own showroom. A City ordinance that took effect on April 8, 2026 now sets the rules for riding one near people on foot.

The 4 Verified eBike Shops in Simi Valley

Simi Valley's four floors are a maker's showroom, a full-line bike shop, a single-brand e-bike store and a boutique mountain-bike shop, all within five straight-line miles of the city's center.

Hi Power Cycles — 4180 Guardian Street

Address: 4180 Guardian St, Suite 106, Simi Valley, CA 93063
Phone: (818) 734-1600, sales
Website: hpcbikes.com
Brands: the maker's own line, founded in 2008 by "brothers Chris and Derek Hunt," per its About page
Hours: "Mon – Fri: 10am – 6pm PST Weekends by appointment," per its contact page
Focus: a maker's showroom, 2.0 straight-line miles from central Simi Valley. Evidence grade: site checked.

The contact page says "Walk-ins are welcome at our Simi Valley location" and asks you to call ahead "if you'd like to test ride a specific bike." Its home page adds that "Some models are capable of going over 60 mph!"

A machine like that is past California's e-bike line, where Class 3 assist stops at 28 mph, and § 4-3.22 bars any e-bike "modified to exceed twenty-eight (28) miles per hour" from Simi Valley's public roads, sidewalks and trails. Ask which models meet the state's definition before you buy one for the street.

All Pro Bicycles — 2385 Tapo Street

Address: 2385 Tapo St, Simi Valley, CA 93063
Phone: (805) 583-4296
Website: allprobicycles.com
Brands: e-bikes and an "Electric Service" section on its menu; Bosch's dealer page lists the store
Hours: Tuesday–Friday 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Sunday and Monday, per its site
Focus: a full-line bike shop, 2.4 straight-line miles from central Simi Valley. Evidence grade: site checked.

Its menu also lists "Professional Bike Fitting," "Trainings & Clinics" and "Free Lifetime Adjustments." It is the floor to try if the household wants a road or kids' bike on the same visit.

Pedego Simi Valley — 4821 East Los Angeles Avenue

Address: 4821 E Los Angeles Ave, Simi Valley, CA 93063
Phone: (805) 379-9245
Website: Pedego's Simi Valley dealer page
Brands: Pedego
Hours: Tuesday–Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Sunday and Monday, per its Yelp profile
Focus: a single-brand e-bike showroom, 2.8 straight-line miles from central Simi Valley. Evidence grade: roster.

The owners' text on Yelp describes a showroom "where our friendly experts can help you find the perfect e-bike" and says the store carries "over a dozen models." Pedego's own dealer page lists it as "Pedego Simi Valley."

Bicycle Nerd Elite — 2315 Kuehner Drive

Address: 2315 Kuehner Dr, Suite 110, Simi Valley, CA 93063
Phone: (805) 422-6526
Website: Bosch's dealer page
Brands: Specialized, Mondraker, Niner, Norco and Marin, per its owner on Yelp
Hours: Mon 12:30–7 p.m.; Tue 11–5; Wed–Fri 11–7; Sat noon–4; closed Sunday, per Yelp
Focus: mountain, gravel and electric bikes, 4.9 straight-line miles from central Simi Valley. Evidence grade: roster.

Its owner calls it "a family-owned boutique bike shop specializing in high-end mountain bikes, gravel bikes, and electric bikes." It keeps the latest hours of the four, to 7 p.m. four days a week.

Also in Simi Valley, named and not counted.

• Could not be confirmed: Simi Bike Works at 2687 Cochran St, (805) 638-0065, which Yelp also lists as The Bike Guy. Its unclaimed listing describes a "Neighborhood bicycle shop offering sales, repairs & maintenance services to Simi Valley since 1985" and names no e-bikes; it has no website of its own.
• A bike shop with no e-bikes named: 805 Bicycles at 1555 Simi Town Center Way, whose owner's Yelp text lists "mountain bikes, cruisers, bmx, and more."
• Closed or no storefront: Samson eBikes at the same Town Center address, where "Yelpers report this location has closed," and Beeline Bikes, "a full mobile bike shop that comes to you."
• Big-box and chain floors: Walmart at 255 Cochran St, whose bike-shop page offers bikes "from mountain bikes to e-bikes to fixies"; Big 5 at 1203 E Los Angeles Ave; and Play It Again Sports at 2880 Cochran St, a used-gear store.
• Not a bicycle business: Simi Valley Cycles at 2902 E Los Angeles Ave, "A Full Service Motorcycle Dealer," and Kronik Racing at 1745 E Los Angeles Ave, a pit-bike, ATV and scooter shop.

Just Outside Simi Valley — Bike Shops in West Hills, Westlake Village and Thousand Oaks

Three more e-bike floors sit 8.1 to 8.4 straight-line miles from central Simi Valley, over the hills to the southeast and south. Bosch's dealer map lists all three.

Keep On Rollin' — West Hills

Address: 6520 Platt Ave, #899, West Hills, CA 91307
Phone: (818) 518-6306
Focus: listed on Bosch's dealer page on October 1, 2026. 8.1 straight-line miles away, in the City of Los Angeles. Evidence grade: roster.

JRA Bike Garage — Westlake Village

Address: 31316 Via Colinas, #113, Westlake Village, CA 91362
Phone: (818) 991-1572
Focus: listed on Bosch's dealer page on October 1, 2026. 8.4 straight-line miles away. Evidence grade: roster.

Trek Bicycle Westlake Village — Thousand Oaks

Address: 3835 E Thousand Oaks Blvd, Unit K, Westlake Village, CA 91362
Phone: (805) 251-0946
Focus: listed on Bosch's dealer page on October 1, 2026. 8.4 straight-line miles away; the Census geocoder places the address in Thousand Oaks. Evidence grade: roster.

Further out. The Santa Clarita page, 17.5 miles northeast, and the Los Angeles page list those cities' stores.

Simi Valley Transit, VCTC and Metrolink — eBikes on Buses and Trains

Every Simi Valley Transit bus carries a bike rack, the county's VCTC buses take e-bikes with sealed batteries, and Metrolink stops in the city with its own e-bike rules.

Simi Valley Transit. The City's transit page says "All SVT buses are equipped with bike racks" and lists a single trip at "$1.50 full fare/$0.75 reduced fare." Routes 10, 20 and 30 run inside the city, and Route 10 "also connects to LA Metro buses in Chatsworth." The page sets no e-bike rule of its own.

VCTC InterCity buses. The county commission's biking page says its buses "are equipped to carry both e-bikes and regular bikes," with e-bikes "Allowed with sealed lithium-ion batteries." If yours rides in the luggage compartment, "Remove the battery before storing it, and have the operator verify." VCTC connects at the Simi Valley Town Center.

Metrolink. The Simi Valley station is at 5050 Los Angeles Ave on the Ventura County Line. Metrolink's bike guidelines allow "Electric bicycles with pedals and manufacturer-installed sealed batteries," powered off, up to "32 inches wide x 58 inches long" with tires up to 2.6 inches.

The same page turns away modified or damaged batteries and any e-bike that has "Exceeded 600 lbs. with occupant." Space is "first-come, first-served."

Trail Access — The Arroyo Simi Path and the Hillside Trails

Simi Valley's flat cross-town ride is the Arroyo Simi Path; the hillside trails built for walkers and horses are closed to motors under City code.

The Arroyo Simi Path

The Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District's trail page describes "multi-use paths located on both sides of the Arroyo Simi Flood Control Channel" that "may be used by walkers and joggers, and by bicycle, skateboard and horseback riders." The path "is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week except when closed due to heavy rain or flooding."

The District's page gives its reach twice. One line runs it from "just west of Stearns Street" to "Stargaze Place"; another says "from Madera Road to Ralston Ave." Upgraded entrances sit at Sequoia Avenue, Royal Avenue, Sycamore Drive, Erringer Road and Madera Road.

The park district's own rules

The District's Ordinance No. 3, in a file dated December 2025, lets bikes use District paths "during designated park hours only" and says riders "may not exceed 15 mph in speed at any time or location." It adds: "Electric, battery operated bicycles with no pedal assist feature are prohibited."

A 2022 District notice was narrower: "RSRPD currently allows electric bikes with 750-watt motors or less, pedal assist only, with a motor assisted speed of no more than 15 miles per hour." The ordinance is the rule the District posts; the 2022 notice describes the guidance it gave riders.

Class 3 on the path, read both ways

VCTC's biking page marks Class 3 "Not allowed" on shared-use trails and names the "Arroyo Simi Greenway Route" among them. State law reads differently: § 21207.5(a), as amended in 2022, bars a "motorized bicycle" from bike paths and leaves e-bike class bans on hiking, equestrian and recreational trails to local ordinance.

Simi Valley's code holds no class ban: a full-text search finds "electric bicycle" only in § 4-3.22. On a Class 3, use the street's bike lane when you want speed, and if you take the path, ride it at the District's 15 mph with pedal assist only. That meets the City's and the District's rules; to follow VCTC's stricter line as well, keep a Class 3 in the bike lane.

The hillside trails

City code § 10-1.04 bars "any other motorized or self-propelled vehicle or device upon which a person can ride" from any public way "designated, set aside, or is used as a pedestrian walkway, trail, path, lane, or way or as an equestrian trail." An e-bike is that kind of device. Walk it on hiking and horse trails, and follow the rules posted at each trailhead.

California eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Simi Valley

California sets the classes, ages and helmet rules. Simi Valley adds a 2026 section for sidewalks and paths and keeps older sections on trails and bicycle licenses, one of which state law now overrides.

The state definition

Vehicle Code § 312.5(a) begins: "An 'electric bicycle' is a bicycle equipped with fully operable pedals and an electric motor that does not exceed 750 watts of power." Simi Valley's § 4-3.22 uses the same words.

Section 24016(b) says "an electric bicycle is not a motor vehicle," so no license, registration or plate applies. Under § 21200, you have "all the rights" of a driver and are "subject to all the provisions applicable to the driver of a vehicle."

Section 21213 reads: "A person under 16 years of age shall not operate a class 3 electric bicycle." Under § 21212, a helmet ticket for a rider under 18 is "not more than twenty-five dollars ($25)."

Sidewalks and sidepaths: § 4-3.22

Section 4-3.22, as amended by Ordinance 1367 effective April 8, 2026, bars operating any "conveyance in an unsafe manner on any public sidewalk, pedestrian sidepath, park pathway, or any other public right-of-way that is primarily intended for pedestrian use." Its examples include "Failing to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians" and "Riding at a speed greater than fifteen (15) miles per hour."

The section's list goes on: riding against the flow of traffic, stunts such as wheelies, carrying a passenger the bike was not built for, and ignoring posted signs. Each e-bike must carry a label with its class, top assisted speed and wattage "printed in Arial font at a minimum of nine-point type."

The City's staff report says the amendment "does not create a new citywide prohibition on bicycles or e-bikes on sidewalks." It sets standards instead, with "education-based enforcement options" such as the CHP e-bike safety course for first-time violators.

The older trail section, read both ways

Section 10-1.04, quoted in the trails section, bars motorized devices from any public way "used as a pedestrian walkway." Read literally, a sidewalk is such a way. Read with § 4-3.22, which regulates e-bikes on sidewalks without banning them, the older section reaches the trails and paths designated for walking and horses.

The City's staff report treats sidewalks under the 2026 section. Where a sign closes a sidewalk or path to riding, § 4-3.22(c) makes ignoring it an unsafe act.

Bike lanes and the old license rule

Where a street has a striped bike lane, § 4-3.17 keeps you in it. Where a signed bicycle path runs parallel to the road within 75 feet, the same section keeps you on the path.

Section 4-3.01 still reads: "No person shall operate or use a bicycle which has not been licensed by the City." State law now overrides it: under § 39002(a), a city with a licensing ordinance "shall not prohibit the operation of an unlicensed bicycle."

What it costs to get it wrong

Section 4-3.22(f) sends violations to the City's civil-fine chapter, where § 1-8.107 says amounts are "set in a schedule of fines adopted by resolution by the City Council." For a minor, the parent or guardian is "jointly and severally liable for the administrative fine."

Charged as an infraction instead, a first violation carries a fine of up to $100 under § 1-2.03, rising to $200 and then $500 for repeats within a year.

What the code does not say

A full-text search of the code on October 1, 2026 found "electric bicycle" in § 4-3.22 only, against 42 results for "bicycle." Municode's record shows the code last updated on September 4, 2026.

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).

Where to Ride Your eBike in Simi Valley

You may ride any legal class on Simi Valley's streets and bike lanes, and at a controlled speed on sidewalks and the Arroyo Simi Path. Hiking and equestrian trails are for walking the bike.

Your Simi Valley riding checklist

• Read the frame label for the class, top assisted speed and wattage; § 4-3.22 requires one.
• Wear a helmet if you are under 18, and on a Class 3 at any age; Class 3 riders must be 16.
• On sidewalks and park paths, yield to people walking and keep under 15 mph.
• Use the bike lane where one is striped.
• Walk the bike on hiking and horse trails, and read every trailhead sign.

Rebates

The state. The statewide California E-Bike Incentive Project "began in December 2022 and concluded in December 2025."

Ventura County. The county air district's incentive menu, read October 1, 2026, lists the Driving Clean Assistance Program, Old Car Buyback and programs for chargers, engines and lawn equipment. No program title on it mentions e-bikes, and the Driving Clean page covers vehicles and chargers.

Why buy from us instead

With the state voucher over, the decision comes down to the bike and the price. Free shipping covers "every electric bike within the contiguous United States," and the box comes to your Simi Valley door.

A bike that will not power on or charge "is covered under manufacturer warranty," per the refund policy, with the fix arranged remotely. Report shipping damage within 48 hours and we file the carrier claim for you; Shop Pay Installments are offered at checkout.

Other cities are on the California shop directory.

What to re-check before you ride

• The City's fine schedule, for the amount attached to § 4-3.22.
• The park district's rules, for any new e-bike rule.
• Simi Bike Works, by phone, for e-bikes on the floor.

Frequently Asked Questions — Simi Valley, CA eBikes

Is there an e-bike shop in Simi Valley?

Yes, four inside the city on October 1, 2026: the Hi Power Cycles maker showroom on Guardian Street, All Pro Bicycles on Tapo Street, Pedego Simi Valley on East Los Angeles Avenue and Bicycle Nerd Elite on Kuehner Drive. Call before you go, because your model may not be on the floor that day.

Does All Pro Bicycles in Simi Valley sell e-bikes?

Yes. Its site lists e-bikes and electric service, and Bosch's dealer page lists the Tapo Street store. You will find it open Tuesday through Saturday and closed Sunday and Monday.

Where can I get a bike repaired in Simi Valley?

All Pro lists repairs and "Free Lifetime Adjustments" on its site, Yelp files Bicycle Nerd Elite under bike repair, and Beeline Bikes is a mobile shop that comes to you. If your e-bike is a brand the shop does not sell, ask before you bring it in.

What are the e-bike laws in Simi Valley?

You follow California's three classes, and § 4-3.22 bars unsafe riding on sidewalks and park paths, including going over 15 mph. A bike modified past 28 mph is banned on all public property in the city. A Class 3 rider must be 16 and wear a helmet under § 21213.

Can you ride an e-bike on the Arroyo Simi bike path?

Yes, at a controlled speed. The park district lists it as a multi-use path for "bicycle, skateboard and horseback riders," and its Ordinance No. 3 caps riders at 15 mph and bars e-bikes with no pedal assist. If you ride a Class 3, keep your speed down, since VCTC's biking page marks Class 3 as not allowed there.

Can you ride an e-bike on Simi Valley's mountain bike trails?

Not on a trail designated for walkers or horses: § 10-1.04 bars any motorized device you can ride there. Read the rules posted at each trailhead before you ride past it, since the agency there may allow less than the City does.

Can you take a bike on a Simi Valley Transit bus?

Yes. The City's transit page says "All SVT buses are equipped with bike racks," and a single trip is $1.50 full fare. The page sets no separate e-bike rule, so ask the driver if your bike is heavy, and use VCTC or Metrolink for longer trips.

More from the U.S. eBike Directory

Santa Clarita, 17.5 miles northeast, has the nearest city page, and Oxnard is 26.6 miles west.

Sources, limitations and how this page was verified

The denominator

Simi Valley had 125,778 residents in the Census Bureau's 2024 vintage estimate (California file, row "Simi Valley city"), against a 2020 estimates base of 126,369.

Thirteen businesses were tied to Simi Valley by at least one source: 4 verified, 1 that could not be confirmed, 1 bike shop with no e-bikes named, 2 closed or without a storefront, 3 big-box and chain floors and 2 that are not bicycle businesses.

Hi Power Cycles and Simi Valley Cycles entered through ChatGPT's answers and Walmart through a store-page search. Before verdicts, a Santa Susana Pass Road listing outside city limits, a mapped point with no address, two sports and skate shops, and businesses 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 (65), Giant (5), Bosch (30), Specialized (16), Trek (2) and Pedego's California directory. Bosch named All Pro and Bicycle Nerd Elite inside the city, and Pedego named its own store.

OpenStreetMap maps 5 bicycle shops inside relation 112597, against 49 schools and 339 shops of every kind, so the map is a lead and never a count here.

Directories and AI search. Yelp and Superpages were read in a browser. Eight questions went to six answer engines and 20 of 48 answers were read: ChatGPT and Google's AI Mode answered all eight and Brave four; Perplexity, Bing and Google's chat assistant failed their controls.

The city code was read on Municode, Supplement 52, with full-text searches for "bicycle," "electric bicycle," "sidewalk," "trail" and "e-bike."

City limits

Every Simi Valley street address named here returned "Simi Valley city" from the Census geocoder, except 2315 Kuehner Drive, which it could not match. Bicycle Nerd Elite's OpenStreetMap point, run through the Census coordinates lookup, also returned "Simi Valley city." Mileages run from the Census 2024 Gazetteer's internal point for Simi Valley city; road miles run longer.

Limitations

1. Section 10-1.04 and § 4-3.22 read differently for sidewalks; the City's staff report supports the newer section's reading.
2. Class 3 on the Arroyo Simi Path is marked not allowed by VCTC and is not banned by the City's code or the park district's ordinance.
3. The City's fine schedule for § 4-3.22 was not read; the amount is set by Council resolution.
4. Pedego Simi Valley's and Bicycle Nerd Elite's hours come from Yelp; neither publishes hours on a site of its own.
5. Re-verification is due April 2027, or sooner if a shop opens or closes.

What would age this page

• An e-bike seller opening or closing inside Simi Valley.
• The park district adopting a new e-bike rule.
• A Council change to § 4-3.22 or § 10-1.04.

Image credit: the cover scene was generated with Nano Banana Pro on Playcut and its type set in real fonts afterward. What the Reagan Library looks like was checked against the Library's facts page and its archival photographs before the prompt; the frame holds no rider and no bicycle.

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References

1. US Census Bureau, SUB-EST2024 CSV · table page · Geocoder · 2024 Gazetteer. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
2. City of Simi Valley, Municipal Code on Municode: § 4-3.22 · § 4-3.17 · § 4-3.01 · § 10-1.04 · § 1-2.03 · § 1-8.107. City Council staff report, February 23, 2026 · second reading, March 9, 2026. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
3. California Vehicle Code § 312.5 · § 21200 · § 21207.5 · § 21212 · § 21213 · § 24016 · § 39002. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
4. Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District: Arroyo Simi Path · Ordinance No. 3, Rules and Regulations · E-bike and scooter guidelines, 2022. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
5. City of Simi Valley, Simi Valley Transit · VCTC, Biking · Metrolink, Bike Guidelines, Simi Valley station. Retrieved 2026-10-01.
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