eBike Shops in Tucson (2026): 15 Stores, 13 in the City

Tucson takes in 242.9 square miles of land and 0.3 of water (2025 Gazetteer), with 548,371 residents in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate.

Every store below prints a Tucson mailing address, yet the Census geocoder puts two of them outside the city, in Casas Adobes. The City Code's e-bike sections end at the city line, so the thirteen inside it come first.

The 13 Verified eBike Shops in Tucson

Tucson's thirteen e-bike stores stand in five of the City's six Council wards: six in Ward 6, four in Ward 2, and one each in Wards 1, 4 and 5. Ward 3 has none. The neighborhood association map names an association for eight of the thirteen addresses.

Download the 15 Tucson-area storefronts: CSV · JSON.

Campfire Cycling — 15 East Toole Avenue

Address: 15 E Toole Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701
Phone: (800) 717-2596
Website: campfirecycling.com
Brands: Salsa, with eight e-bikes priced on its gravel e-bike list on November 9
Hours: Mon 11–6, Tue–Thu 11–5, Fri 11–6, Sat 11–5, says its site
Focus: Downtown, Ward 6, 0.3 miles from City Hall, the nearest of the thirteen.

Fair Wheel Bikes — 1110 East 6th Street

Address: 1110 E 6th St, Tucson, AZ 85719
Phone: (520) 884-9018
Website: fairwheelbikes.com
Brands: Velotric, for sales and test rides on Velotric's dealer map
Hours: not printed on its site; call before you go
Focus: Rincon Heights, Ward 6, 1.2 miles from City Hall. It rents electric road and gravel bikes for $150 a day, picked up here (electric rentals).

Tucson Bicycle Service — 248 East 22nd Street

Address: 248 E 22nd St Ste 150, Tucson, AZ 85713
Phone: (520) 771-6465
Website: tucsonbicycleservice.com
Brands: Aventon, on Aventon's dealer map and on its site's order form
Hours: Tue–Sat 10–6, closed Sunday and Monday, says its site
Focus: Barrio Santa Rita Park-West Ochoa, Ward 1, 1.2 miles from City Hall. A group buying ten or more e-bikes gets 10% off and an additional battery, its site says.

Pima Street Bicycle — 3400 East Speedway Boulevard

Address: 3400 E Speedway Blvd Ste 108, Tucson, AZ 85716
Phone: (520) 326-4044, as Google Maps and its hours line print it; its page header reads (520) 325-4044
Website: pimastreetbicycle.com
Brands: Aventon, Velotric and Giant: "We carry three of the leading brands in E-bikes," says its e-bike sales page
Hours: Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 9–5, closed Sunday and Monday, says its home page
Focus: Miramonte, Ward 6, 3.3 miles from City Hall. Its site offers e-bike service and financing.

Ajo Bikes — 1301 East Ajo Way

Address: 1301 E Ajo Way #117, Tucson, AZ 85713
Phone: (520) 294-1434
Website: ajobikes.com
Brands: Trek and Electra e-bikes, priced on its Electric Bikes list; Magnum's store locator names it as well
Hours: Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5, closed Sunday and Monday, says its location page
Focus: Ward 5, 3.4 miles from City Hall. The same list includes a Sun electric trike.

Cycle To-Go — 4044 East Speedway Boulevard

Address: 4044 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85712
Phone: (520) 320-3780
Website: cycletogo.com
Brands: Tern: "We carry a variety of electric bikes with pedal-assist functionality from well-known brands like Tern," says its home page
Hours: Mon, Wed, Thu and Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5, closed Sunday and Tuesday, says its home page
Focus: Peter Howell, Ward 6, 4.1 miles from City Hall. It specializes in folding, cargo and electric bikes and sells used bikes too.

Copper Spoke Cycles — 5626 East Broadway Boulevard

Address: 5626 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85711
Phone: (520) 428-8999
Website: copperspoke.com
Brands: Specialized, Yuba, Pivot, Orbea, Mondraker and Yeti e-bikes, priced on its Electric Bikes list
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5, closed Sunday, says its location page
Focus: Ward 6, 6.0 miles from City Hall. Its list runs from cargo e-bikes to electric mountain bikes.

Best Buy — 6025 East Broadway Boulevard

Address: 6025 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85711
Phone: (520) 745-0209
Website: SWFT's page for this store
Brands: SWFT: "Come see SWFT electric bicycles in-person at Best Buy," says SWFT's page
Hours: call the store before you go
Focus: Sewell, Ward 6, 6.4 miles from City Hall. Ask the store which SWFT bikes are on display before you set out.

Ride Tucson — 6011 East Grant Road

Address: 6011 E Grant Rd, Tucson, AZ 85715
Phone: (520) 534-4970
Website: ridetucsonaz.com
Brands: Velotric, for sales, test rides and rentals on Velotric's dealer map, and Aventon; its brands page names Rad Power too
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:30–5, Sat 9:30–3, says its site
Focus: Ward 2, 6.8 miles from City Hall. Its home page also prints 485 S. Stone Ave., where Google Maps shows The Downtown Clifton, marked permanently closed.

Tucson E-Bikes — 6919 East Broadway Boulevard

Address: 6919 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85710
Phone: (520) 843-0721
Website: electricscooterbikerepair.com
Brands: Aventon, on Aventon's dealer map; its site prices Aventon, Heybike and Jasion e-bikes
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, closed for lunch 1–2 and on weekends, says its site
Focus: El Gheko, Ward 2, 7.6 miles from City Hall. It works on your battery, display and motor after the sale.

Sabino Cycles — 7045 East Tanque Verde Road

Address: 7045 E Tanque Verde Rd, Tucson, AZ 85715
Phone: (520) 885-3666
Website: sabinocycles.com
Brands: Specialized e-bikes, priced on its Electric Bikes list, some marked 30% off on November 9
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 9–5, Sun 11–4, says its location page
Focus: Ward 2, 8.0 miles from City Hall. You can book service appointments and bike fits on its site.

Broadway Bicycles — 140 South Sarnoff Drive

Address: 140 S Sarnoff Dr, Tucson, AZ 85710
Phone: (520) 296-7819
Website: broadwaybicycles.com
Brands: Trek and Electra e-bikes, priced on its E-Bikes list
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5, closed Sunday, says its site
Focus: Ward 2, 9.3 miles from City Hall. Its site lists rentals as well.

Ben's Bikes — 7431 South Houghton Road

Address: 7431 S Houghton Rd Ste 100, Tucson, AZ 85747
Phone: (520) 574-2453
Website: bensbikestucson.com
Brands: Giant/Liv, Haro and Aventon, says its home page; Aventon's dealer map lists it
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 9–5, closed Sunday, more by appointment, says its home page
Focus: Rita Ranch, Ward 4, 13.9 miles from City Hall, the farthest of the thirteen. Giant's store map marks it E-Bike Repair Certified.

Just Outside Tucson — 2 Stores in Casas Adobes

Both stores stand on North Oracle Road in Casas Adobes, an unincorporated community in Pima County; the Census geocoder places them 1.6 and 2.4 miles past the city line.

Tucson Endurance Performance Oracle — 6448 North Oracle Road

Address: 6448 N Oracle Rd, Tucson, AZ 85704
Phone: (520) 305-1176, ext. 1
Website: tucsonendurancecenter.com
Brands: Specialized: "Road. Mountain. Gravel. Triathlon. Kids. E-bikes. We have it all," says its Oracle page, and the chain's catalog prices Specialized e-bikes
Hours: Mon–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5, closed Sunday, says its Oracle page
Focus: Casas Adobes, 1.6 miles past the city line, 7.0 from City Hall. Rentals come from the chain's store on the Loop at Speedway and Kolb.

Bicycle Ranch Tucson — 7090 North Oracle Road

Address: 7090 N Oracle Rd Ste 156, Tucson, AZ 85704
Phone: (520) 219-4311
Website: bicycleranchtucson.com
Brands: Momentum and Cannondale e-bikes, priced on its Electric Bikes list; a Giant Partner Store on Giant's map
Hours: Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 11–4, says its store page
Focus: Casas Adobes, 2.4 miles past the city line, 7.7 from City Hall.

Names you may meet in search results

You may meet these names in search results, answer engines and older directories; each was read on November 8 or 9, 2026.

Six more inside the city could not be confirmed; a call or a visit settles each. Tucson Endurance's Loop store at 7231 E Speedway Blvd sells Specialized, but no page names e-bikes on its own floor (its Loop page).

At 640 N Stone Ave, JJ Bicycles' site names no e-bike, and High Level E-Bikes, listed at the same address, keeps no site; neither do C&J Scooters, Carts, & Bikes, Choppers & Big Boy Toy's or a listing named Ebike shop on South Mission Road. REI's site would not serve its Wetmore Road store, and its bike shop page's April 2026 copy lists e-bike tune-ups, not e-bikes for sale.

Sun Tran, Sun Link and Tugo — Taking an eBike on Transit

Every Sun Tran bus carries a bike rack, and gasoline bikes stay off it. "Sun Tran vehicles are equipped with a 2-3 bike rack on all vehicles," and "Gasoline-powered bicycles, scooters, and skateboards are not allowed on the bike rack or on the transit vehicle" (rider rules). Neither Sun Tran page caps the weight or tire width its rack takes, so if your e-bike is heavy, ask the driver first.

Sun Link takes your bike aboard. On the streetcar, "the rider may stand and hold their bike as long as the bike is not blocking the doorway" (rider rules), and you "walk your bicycle onto the streetcar through the middle double doors" (Bike & Ride). Tugo, the City's bike share, puts a bike within reach at "one of our 41 stations across the city" (Tugo).

Trail Access — the Loop, Saguaro and the Coronado

Keep your e-bike off the Loop's paths that Pima County manages. Asked whether an electric bike may ride the Loop, the County answers "No," because "no motorized vehicles or devices are allowed. (ADA accessibility and official vehicles are exempt.)" If you ignore it, you risk a citation under "Pima County Park Rule 1.070 (a Class 2 misdemeanor)" (The Loop).

The County manages the Loop's sections inside Tucson too, and "the use of electric bikes on the path is prohibited as declared on our Loop Guideline signage." Its one opening is for a rider with a "demonstrable medical need," such as recovery from knee surgery, who should carry the paperwork (The Loop). The system runs to "More than 138 miles of paved pathways and bike lanes," with "a complete circuit of 53.9 miles."

Check the Loop map before a river ride. The Loop follows "several water courses (Santa Cruz, Rillito, CDO, Julian Wash, Pantano, etc.)," so inside Tucson its path beside the Rillito River is closed to e-bikes too (The Loop). The County's interactive map and PDF map show its paths, and Notices & Closures lists closed sections.

Watch the County's Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission if the Loop is your commute. Its November 13, 2026, agenda lists an "E-bike Update," and its draft July 10 minutes say the department planned a BerryDunn e-bike study and was still deciding whether it covers only the Loop or the mountain parks' trails too (agendas and minutes).

Past the Loop, the land manager decides where you may ride.

• Pima County trails. "No motorized vehicles or e-bikes permitted on trails" (trailhead guidelines).
• Saguaro National Park. "E-bikes are permitted only where traditional bicycles are allowed," and using the motor "without pedaling is prohibited" except where motor vehicles go (NPS).
• Coronado National Forest. "E-bikes are only allowed on motorized trails within the Coronado National Forest" (Forest Service).

The Arizona trails atlas maps where each class may ride across the state.

Arizona eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Tucson

Skip the MVD: a Class 1, 2 or 3 e-bike needs no title, plate, license or insurance in Arizona. An electric bicycle "is not subject to the provisions of this title relating to certificates of title, registration, vehicle license tax, driver licenses or vehicle insurance" (A.R.S. § 28-819(B)). The Arizona e-bike law page walks through §§ 28-101 and 28-819.

• What qualifies. A bicycle or tricycle with "fully operable pedals and an electric motor of less than seven hundred fifty watts," in Class 1, 2 or 3. Classes 1 and 2 stop helping at 20 mph, Class 3 at 28 mph (§ 28-101).
• Paths. Class 1 and 2 bikes "may be used on bicycle and multiuse paths," unless the agency over the path prohibits them, and a Class 3 rides a path only beside a roadway or where allowed (§ 28-819(D)–(E)).
• The label. Since January 1, 2019, makers apply a label that shows the class, the top assisted speed and the motor's wattage (§ 28-819(C)).

Tucson's own rules

Inside the city, ride the street or a City path under 20 mph, and skip the sidewalk. Tucson Code §§ 5-12 to 5-14, adopted in 2018, set the City's e-bike rules (§ 5-13).

Section 5-13 gives you "all the duties applicable to a bicycle rider," so the sidewalk and passing rules of § 5-2 reach e-bikes too. The City's own code defines its three classes with no wattage figure (§ 5-12), so the state's "less than seven hundred fifty watts" decides whether a bike is an e-bike at all.

The TEP e-bike rebate

Expect no e-bike rebate from Tucson Electric Power today. Its rebates page and its electric vehicle page list none, read November 9, 2026. TEP's own e-bike page, archived April 17, 2026, offered $600 to income-qualified homes and $100 to others, and named December 2025 as "the final month of the program" (April 2026 copy).

Where to Ride Your eBike in Tucson

Plan your rides on the striped shoulders and shared-use paths, which make up most of the network. Pima County's Bicycle Routes layer holds 828.6 built miles inside the city line, each piece counted once.

Rows are rounded, and a few short classes are left off. The County layer files the Loop's river corridors as trails, so read the Loop's rules before you count those miles as yours.

Our Tucson guide measured the grade of 22,373 street blocks from lidar: Ward 1 holds 129 of the city's 188 blocks at 8% or steeper. If you live among Ward 1's hills, test-ride a bike with low gears or a strong motor before you buy.

Why order your e-bike from Redtail

Would a delivered bike suit you better? Redtail's shipping policy gives "free shipping on every electric bike within the contiguous United States," Arizona included. Each 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. A bike "dead on arrival, will not charge, or throws an error code out of the box" is handled as a manufacturer warranty claim (How Buying Works; the refund policy carries the same terms).

Call the US line, (213) 444‑4020, or write through the contact page, which answers email "within one business day." You pay with Shop Pay, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the terms of service name the company that sells you the bike.

Frequently Asked Questions — Tucson eBikes

Where can you buy an e-bike in Tucson?

You can buy one at thirteen stores inside the city: Campfire Cycling, Fair Wheel Bikes, Tucson Bicycle Service, Pima Street Bicycle, Ajo Bikes, Cycle To-Go, Copper Spoke Cycles, the Best Buy on Broadway, Ride Tucson, Tucson E-Bikes, Sabino Cycles, Broadway Bicycles and Ben's Bikes. Tucson Endurance Performance Oracle and Bicycle Ranch Tucson sit just past the line in Casas Adobes.

Are e-bikes legal in Tucson?

Yes. Arizona defines an e-bike by "fully operable pedals and an electric motor of less than seven hundred fifty watts," in three classes (A.R.S. § 28-101). Tucson allows them on City paths under 20 mph, bars operators under 16 and asks for a speedometer (Tucson Code § 5-13).

Are e-bikes allowed on the Loop in Tucson?

No. Pima County manages the Loop's sections inside Tucson and says "no motorized vehicles or devices are allowed," exempting ADA accessibility and official vehicles; a violation falls under Park Rule 1.070, a Class 2 misdemeanor (Pima County).

Do e-bikes need to be registered or insured in Arizona?

No. An electric bicycle "is not subject to the provisions of this title relating to certificates of title, registration, vehicle license tax, driver licenses or vehicle insurance" (A.R.S. § 28-819(B)), and Tucson's code asks for no permit.

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

Not unless signs allow it. Tucson Code § 5-2(a) makes it "unlawful to ride a bicycle on any public sidewalks" without a posted sign (§ 5-2), and § 5-13(a) gives e-bike riders every duty of a bicycle rider.

Is there an e-bike rebate in Tucson?

Not as of November 9, 2026. Tucson Electric Power's rebates page lists no e-bike rebate, and its e-bike program, which offered $600 to income-qualified homes and $100 to others, named December 2025 as its final month (April 2026 copy).

Can you rent an e-bike in Tucson?

Yes. You can rent electric road and gravel bikes from Fair Wheel Bikes for $150 a day (electric rentals), and Velotric's dealer map lists rentals at Ride Tucson's Grant Road store. Rillito Loop Bike Rentals on North First Avenue rents Trek and Specialized e-bikes at $75 for two hours (its e-bike page).

Who repairs e-bikes in Tucson?

Guru Bikes is an approved service center for "Bosch, Shimano, Fazua, and Rocky Mountain drive systems" (its site), and Transit Cycles works on Rad Power and Aventon e-bikes (its site). Tucson E-Bikes handles batteries, displays and motors, and Pima Street Bicycle lists e-bike service among its repairs.

More from the U.S. eBike Directory

The nearest other city page is Phoenix's, 120.9 miles away.

Sources, limitations and how this page was verified

The denominator

Every business any source tied to Tucson became a lead: 202 in all, each with a verdict by November 9, 2026. They yielded 15 verified stores, 13 in the city and 2 in Casas Adobes.

The Census placed 114 leads inside Tucson. Besides the 13 stores, 63 are not bicycle stores, 17 are closed, 6 could not be checked, 5 name no e-bike for sale, 3 service e-bikes but list none for sale, 3 rent bikes or run tours, 2 repeat another lead, 1 is temporarily closed and 1 left no trace.

Of the 27 within 3 miles past the line, 2 are the stores above, 15 are not bicycle stores, 4 could not be checked, 3 are closed, 2 name no e-bike for sale and 1 left no trace.

The other 61 lie farther out or could not be placed, 20 of them outside Tucson.

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

The makers. On November 8, 2026, ten makers' maps were read for every store within 21 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.

Google Maps. Each of the city's 31 ZIP code areas, 158 neighborhood association names and 17 nearby places was searched in two phrasings, 412 searches, and 241 follow-ups opened the leads' own listings.

Leads and websites. OpenStreetMap, the Arizona directory's records, Claude's web search and Reddit's local threads pointed to businesses; none rests on them alone. Each lead's own site was visited, and the sitemaps of the shops whose pages named no e-bike were read too.

The city line. The TIGERweb boundary agrees with the geocoder for all 159 placed leads. Distances run straight from City Hall, the geocoder's point for 255 W. Alameda St.

Limitations

1. This page lists stores, not their stock: for one particular model, call the store before you set out.
2. Store pages, listings, makers' maps and agency pages were read on November 8 and 9, 2026.
3. American Legal Publishing's code site answered 403, so §§ 5-2, 5-13 and 5-14 are quoted from Internet Archive copies of January to May 2025. Those copies and the City Clerk's Supplement No. 127 of September 2020 carry the 2018 ordinance alone; no later amendment was found.
4. Bosch's dealer map answered 403, so a store listed only there is missing unless another source named it.
5. Claude's web search was the only answer engine asked, with 16 questions.
6. Reddit was searched through Arctic Shift's archive: of 44 search windows, one stopped at 100 posts and one would not load.
7. This list stops 3 miles past the line; the Arizona shop directory goes farther. A shop none of these sources named could still exist.
8. Re-check due by May 2027, earlier if the Loop's rule or the City Code changes or a store here closes.

Cover image: the Fox Tucson Theatre, generated on Playcut with Nano Banana Pro from Ammodramus's CC0 photograph (Wikimedia Commons).

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References

1. US Census Bureau: population estimates · 2025 Gazetteer · TIGERweb · Geocoder, 2026-11-08.
2. Arizona Revised Statutes, as the Legislature prints them: § 28-101 · § 28-819. Retrieved 2026-11-09.
3. Tucson Code, as American Legal Publishing printed it in Internet Archive copies of 2025: § 5-2 · § 5-13 · § 5-14; the City Clerk's Supplement No. 127. Retrieved 2026-11-09.
4. City and County maps: Council wards · Neighborhood associations · Pima County Bicycle Routes. Retrieved 2026-11-08.
5. Pima County: The Loop · Loop interactive map · Loop PDF map · Notices & Closures · trailhead guidelines · Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission. Retrieved 2026-11-09.
6. Transit: Sun Tran rider rules · Bike & Ride · Tugo. Retrieved 2026-11-09.
7. Land managers: NPS, Saguaro National Park · USDA Forest Service, Coronado National Forest. Retrieved 2026-11-09.
8. Incentives: Tucson Electric Power, rebates · electric vehicles · the e-bike page, the April 17, 2026, copy. Retrieved 2026-11-09.
9. Makers' maps: Velotric · Aventon · Giant · Specialized · Pedego · SWFT · Lectric, retrieved 2026-11-08; Bosch answered 403 on 2026-11-08.
10. Redtail eBikes: the 15 Tucson-area storefronts as data, CSV · JSON, 2026-11-09.