How we verified this directory — Milad Ghobadibeygvand, BScN
Sources cross-checked: seven e-bike makers' dealer maps, the state's archived rebate-retailer list, OpenStreetMap, Yelp, Superpages, Yellow Pages and each shop's own website. The Census geocoder placed every address on one side of the city line or the other.
Counted: a shop whose own site sells e-bikes. Named but not counted: repair benches, big-box floors, motorcycle stores and a listing whose site was down. Last verified September 29, 2026; next check March 2027.
Quick Answer
Of the bike shops in Victorville, 1 verified store inside city limits sells e-bikes as of September 2026: Victorville Cycles on Ridgecrest Road, with Aventon, Electra, Rad Power Bikes and Trek, listed by Bosch as an eBike Expert. Apple Valley Bicycles, 5.8 miles east of it across the Mojave River, is the second, just over the line.
An e-bike here has working pedals and a motor that does not exceed 750 watts, in Class 1, 2 or 3. No rebate is open. If neither floor has your bike, the buying guide narrows the choice and every bike in it ships free to Victorville; the California law page covers the rest.
Victorville is a High Desert city of 140,721 people. One shop inside the city line sells e-bikes, one more sits across the Mojave River in Apple Valley, and the next maker-listed dealer is 30 straight-line miles away in Rialto. The city's own bike path, the Mojave Riverwalk, follows the river north toward Mojave Narrows.
The 1 Verified eBike Shop in Victorville
One shop inside Victorville sells e-bikes in its own words: Victorville Cycles, a Trek dealer that also stocks Aventon, Electra and Rad Power Bikes electrics and runs a repair bench.
Victorville Cycles — 12120 Ridgecrest Road
Address: 12120 Ridgecrest Rd, Ste 208, Victorville, CA 92395
Phone: (760) 245-5900
Website: victorvillecycles.com
Brands: Aventon, Electra, Rad Power Bikes and Trek in its Electric category, under the heading "In-Stock E-Bikes"
Hours: Tue–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Sunday and Monday, per its location page
Focus: "Victorville's full service bike shop since 1974," in its own words, selling Trek bikes, cycling apparel and accessories. Evidence grade: site checked.
Its Electric category listed seven e-bikes on September 29, 2026, priced from $1,699.99 to $4,600.00: two each from Aventon, Electra and Rad Power Bikes, and one from Trek. Bosch's eBike dealer search lists the shop as a dealer and marks it an eBike Expert, and Aventon's dealer map lists it as a dealer.
For repairs, the homepage says "Our expert mechanics can take care of even the most complex repairs," and asks you to call, email or stop in for an appointment. The shop closes Sundays and Mondays, so a weekend flat means Saturday before 5.
Also in Victorville, named and not counted.
- Kent bike repairs, Seneca Road, (760) 662-1186. The owner's own text on its Yelp listing reads "I fix road, mountain, bmx, beach cruisers and EBikes." A repair bench with no website of its own.
- B & B Bicycles, 14800 7th St, (760) 245-7836, a parts and repair listing that Yelp shows open Saturdays only, with no word on e-bikes.
- Top Notch Cycles, 16619 Mojave Dr, (760) 955-1331. Directories file it under bicycle shops, and the website on its listing returned an error page on September 29, 2026; call before you drive.
- Avid Cycles, 12248 Industrial Blvd, sells motorcycle and powersports parts, helmets and riding gear, per its own site. It is not a bicycle shop.
- Big-box floors: the Walmart supercenters at 11896 Amargosa Rd and 12234 Palmdale Rd, whose bike-shop pages (Amargosa, Palmdale Road) name e-bikes, and Best Buy at 12133 Mall Blvd, where SWFT says you can "see SWFT electric bicycles in-person."
Call first. Victorville Cycles is open Tuesday through Saturday. Phone and ask which electric models are on the floor and whether a mechanic can take a walk-in.
Just Outside Victorville — Bike Shops in Apple Valley and Down the Pass
The nearest e-bike floor outside the city sits in Apple Valley, 5.8 straight-line miles east of Victorville Cycles across the Mojave River. Of the bike businesses in the surrounding High Desert towns, it is the only one whose own site names e-bikes.
Apple Valley Bicycles — 22051 Outer Highway 18
Address: 22051 Outer Highway 18, Apple Valley, CA 92307
Phone: (760) 946-2224
Website: avbikes.com
Brands: Giant, whose dealer locator tags the shop for E-Bikes; its own store also lists Addmotor and Soletan e-bikes
Hours: Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.–4 p.m., per its about page
Focus: "We are a full-service bicycle shop, proudly servicing all makes and models including e-bikes," the about page says. Evidence grade: site checked.
It is the only floor of the two open on Sunday and Monday. The store lists Strike electric motos in a category of their own, apart from its e-bikes, and offers a lease-to-own plan through Acima.
Further out. No maker lists another e-bike dealer closer than 30 miles to central Victorville. The next ones are Don's Bicycles in Rialto at 30.0 straight-line miles from central Victorville, REI and Cyclery USA in Rancho Cucamonga at 30.9 and 31.5, and Chains Required in Big Bear Lake at 33.0.
In Hesperia, 9.3 miles south, Yelp reports that Hi-Desert Bikes on Main Street has closed. Below the pass, the San Bernardino page lists that city's two verified stores and the Rancho Cucamonga page its four, Cyclery USA among them.
The next e-bike dealers sit 30 straight-line miles from central Victorville. The long-range guide divides each pick's battery by its claimed range, so you can see the watt-hours per mile behind the number before you trust it; every bike in it ships free to Victorville.
Read the long-range guideVictor Valley Transit and Amtrak — eBikes on Buses and Trains
Victor Valley Transit Authority prints no bicycle rule in its 2026 Bus Book, and Amtrak's Victorville stop is an unstaffed platform with no checked baggage. Call before you plan a trip that depends on carrying the bike.
Victor Valley Transit Authority (VVTA). The "Rules" list in VVTA's 2026 Bus Book limits carry-ons to packages of 22 by 9 by 14 inches kept in your lap or under the seat, and says "larger items not permitted." It has no line on bicycles or bike racks.
VVTA's Passenger Code of Conduct bars bicycle riding on its vehicles and property, but its footnote allows "transporting a bicycle aboard a transit vehicle, if that activity is conducted with the permission of VVTA." Ask Routes and Scheduling at (760) 948-3030 before your trip.
Amtrak at Victorville. The Victorville station page lists a platform at 16858 South D Street with "No checked baggage at this location" and "Bike boxes not available."
Amtrak's bicycle page accepts e-bikes "standard size with a maximum weight up to 50 lbs, and a maximum tire width of 2”," with a motor under 750 watts of continuous power and a top speed of 20 mph on the motor alone. It marks the Southwest Chief for carry-on bikes at "Select Stations" only, so confirm Victorville at 1-800-USA-RAIL.
Bus and train with an e-bike. VVTA's printed rules do not cover bicycles, and Amtrak takes only lighter, narrower e-bikes. Phone both before the trip.
Trail Access — the Mojave Riverwalk and Mojave Narrows
The Mojave Riverwalk is the City's paved bike path along the river, and state law lets all three e-bike classes ride it unless a local ordinance says otherwise. Victorville's code has none. At Mojave Narrows, a county park, bicycles stay on the roadway.
The Mojave Riverwalk
VVNG's report of the City's announcement calls it "a Class I bike path and pedestrian trail that starts at Fish Hatchery Road at the Victor Valley College Campus," running 3.9 miles one way into Mojave Narrows Regional Park. The trailhead is at 18564 Bear Valley Road.
The City filed it with the state as the "Mojave Riverwalk Shared-Use Bicycle Facility Project", an 11.1-mile network of Class I, II and III bikeways tying together the Victor Valley Transportation Center, Mojave Narrows and the college.
The path does not stay in the city. The Census geocoder places its south stretch, near the college, inside Victorville, and the stretch toward the Narrows in unincorporated San Bernardino County; the Yucca Loma Road bridge sits in Apple Valley. The City still maintains it: its July 2025 bulletin closed the path "from Catalina Road to Yucca Loma Road" for trimming, with questions to (760) 241-6365.
On e-bikes, Vehicle Code § 21207.5 keeps its path ban for motorized bicycles, a separate category from e-bikes. It lets a local authority "prohibit, by ordinance, the operation of an electric bicycle or any class of electric bicycle" on a hiking or recreational trail. Victorville's municipal code, read in full for Titles 12 to 14, names no e-bike class at all.
Mojave Narrows Regional Park
The Narrows is a San Bernardino County Regional Park, and the county's park rules read: "All motor-driven vehicles and bicycles must observe posted speed limits, remain on roadway and park only in designated areas." Ride the Riverwalk and the park roads there, and keep off the park's dirt trails.
The county's Regional Parks Advisory Commission took up e-bikes on September 14, 2022 and concluded "that more research needs to be conducted regarding E-Bikes." The park rules page read on September 29, 2026 has no e-bike rule.
City parks
Inside Victorville's own parks, § 14.04.040(b) lists among the acts no one may do: "propel any vehicle, cycle or automobile, except in designated areas." The skateboard rules in § 14.05.100 exempt bicycles, so a posted skate sign does not reach your bike.
On the trail. Ride the Riverwalk on any class, mind the posted signs, and keep to the roadway inside Mojave Narrows. In a city park, ride where riding is designated.
Where riders get caught out: the Riverwalk crosses from city land into county land north of the college, and the Narrows at its north end runs on county rules, which keep bicycles on the roadway. Read the signs where the path enters the park.
California eBike Laws — What Makes an eBike Legal in Victorville
State law decides what an e-bike is and who may ride one. Victorville's code, current through April 2026, adds a sidewalk rule and a freeway rule that reach an e-bike rider as they reach every cyclist.
The state definition
Working pedals and a motor that "does not exceed 750 watts of power" make a bicycle electric under Vehicle Code § 312.5, which sorts it into three classes:
| Class | How the motor helps | Assist ends at | Age and helmet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Only while you pedal | 20 mph | Helmet under 18 (§ 21212) |
| 2 | Throttle can move the bike alone | 20 mph | Helmet under 18 (§ 21212) |
| 3 | Only while you pedal; speedometer required | 28 mph | 16 and older; helmet at every age (§ 21213) |
Under § 24016(b) you need no driver's license, registration or plate, and "an electric bicycle is not a motor vehicle." Section 231 settles the rest: "An electric bicycle is a bicycle."
Age and helmets
The Class 3 age line sits in § 21213: "A person under 16 years of age shall not operate a class 3 electric bicycle." A Class 3 rider and any passenger wear a helmet at every age. On the other two classes, and on any bicycle, § 21212 covers riders under 18; the ticket is an infraction capped at $25, and a first charge can be dismissed.
Sidewalks in Victorville
The city code, § 12.52.090, reads: "No person shall ride, drive, propel, or cause to be propelled any vehicle or animal across or upon any sidewalk excepting over permanently constructed driveways." Its own definition, § 12.08.040, makes a bicycle "a light vehicle without a motor."
An e-bike has a motor, so it falls to the Vehicle Code definitions the city borrows under § 12.08.020. There, § 670 makes a vehicle any device moving a person on a highway, "excepting a device moved exclusively by human power."
A plain bicycle is a vehicle by the city's own definition and an e-bike is one by the state's, so walk either bike on a Victorville sidewalk. State law leaves sidewalks to local ordinance (§ 21650(g)).
Streets, lanes and freeways
On the street and in the bike lane, § 21200 gives you "all the rights" and duties of a driver, and § 312.5(b) applies it to e-bike riders. Where a lane is striped and you ride below traffic speed, § 21208 keeps you in it, with exits to pass, to turn and to avoid hazards.
Victorville's § 12.52.100 bars any bicycle from a street "established as a freeway" where official signs say so, and § 12.52.010 bars a passenger on any part of a bicycle "not specifically designed for the carrying of passengers."
What a violation costs
Title 12, which holds the sidewalk and freeway rules, makes a violation an infraction (§ 12.04.030). The fine is up to $100 for a first offense and up to $200 for a second of the same section within a year (§ 1.04.010(b)).
An older section of the same title, § 12.12.010, still calls any forbidden act a misdemeanor. A park rule carries no penalty of its own, so it falls to the code's default: a misdemeanor, which the citing officer may write as an infraction instead.
Who enforces it
Victorville buys its policing from the county. The City's police page says Victorville "was the first city to contract with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department for police services," and that its Victorville Police Department has served since 1962, with a traffic detail among its units.
What is not an e-bike here
An electric moto with no working pedals never meets the definition. Nor does a bike its maker intends to be modifiable past 20 mph on motor power or past 750 watts (§ 312.5(d)). An unlocking app or speed dongle is itself illegal to sell under § 24016(e), and a bike changed that way loses the exemptions § 24016(b) gives an e-bike rider.
How you ride, the legal class, your budget and four specs (motor, battery, brakes and fit) decide the bike. The buying guide takes them in that order, and every bike it recommends ships free to Victorville.
Read the buying guideWhere to Ride Your eBike in Victorville
Ride the street and the bike lanes on any class, the Riverwalk while yielding to walkers, and a park only where riding is designated. On a sidewalk, walk.
Your Victorville riding checklist
- The label on the frame shows the class number, the top assisted speed and the motor's wattage (§ 312.5(c)).
- Helmet on for any rider under 18, and for every Class 3 rider, who must also be 16 (§ 21212, § 21213).
- You walk the bike across a sidewalk and ride it on the street or the path (§ 12.52.090).
- Inside Mojave Narrows you stay on the roadway (county park rules).
- For a VVTA bus you have called ahead (Code of Conduct).
- On the Riverwalk in summer you carry water: the path runs through open desert.
Rebates
The statewide California E-Bike Incentive Project "began in December 2022 and concluded in December 2025." The local air district, the Mojave Desert AQMD, calls itself "the air pollution control agency for San Bernardino County's High Desert". Its incentive programs page listed the Carl Moyer, FARMER, Zero-Emission Infrastructure, Old Car Buy Back and lawn-equipment programs on September 29, 2026, and nothing for bicycles. Budget for the sticker price.
Why buy from us instead
With one floor in town and one across the river, the model you want may not be on either this week. Redtail offers free shipping "on every electric bike within the contiguous United States," and that covers every Victorville address.
If a battery or motor fails, the refund policy treats it as "covered under manufacturer warranty," and we arrange the fix with the maker remotely. Photograph the box on arrival: report transit damage within 48 hours and we file the carrier claim, and Shop Pay Installments splits the price at checkout. For every other California city, start at the state shop directory.
What to re-check before you ride
- Signs on the Riverwalk, where it passes from city land into county land.
- VVTA's next Bus Book, in case it adds a bicycle rule.
- The county's parks rules, in case the commission writes an e-bike rule.
Desert washes and dirt shoulders reward more tire and more suspension than a city street does. The mountain guide starts from the trail you may legally ride and the class a land manager allows, then the suspension, and every bike in it ships free to Victorville.
Compare mountain e-bikesFrequently Asked Questions — Victorville, CA eBikes
Are there any e-bike shops in Victorville?
One inside the city, confirmed on September 29, 2026: Victorville Cycles at 12120 Ridgecrest Road, which lists Aventon, Electra, Rad Power Bikes and Trek e-bikes. Apple Valley Bicycles on Outer Highway 18 in Apple Valley is the nearest second. Call either before you drive, so you know what is on the floor.
Where can I get an e-bike repaired in Victorville?
Victorville Cycles repairs bikes, and Bosch's dealer search marks it an eBike Expert. Apple Valley Bicycles says it services "all makes and models including e-bikes," and it opens on Sundays. For a small job, Kent bike repairs on Seneca Road says on Yelp that it fixes e-bikes; you can call it at (760) 662-1186.
Can you ride an e-bike on the Mojave Riverwalk?
Yes. State law keeps only motorized bicycles, a separate category from e-bikes, off bike paths, and Victorville's code sets no e-bike limit. You ride 3.9 miles from Victor Valley College into Mojave Narrows, where county rules keep bicycles on the roadway. Where a sign is posted, it governs.
Can you ride an e-bike at Mojave Narrows Regional Park?
On the roads and the Riverwalk, yes. San Bernardino County's park rules say bicycles "must observe posted speed limits, remain on roadway and park only in designated areas," so keep your e-bike off the park's dirt trails. The county's park rules page has no e-bike rule of its own.
Can I take my e-bike on a Victor Valley Transit bus?
Only with VVTA's permission. Its 2026 Bus Book prints no bicycle rule and limits carry-ons to 22 by 9 by 14 inches, while its Code of Conduct allows carrying a bicycle aboard "with the permission of VVTA." Call (760) 948-3030 before you count on it.
Can I take an e-bike on the train from Victorville?
Amtrak's Victorville stop is an unstaffed platform on South D Street with no checked baggage and no bike boxes. Amtrak takes e-bikes up to 50 pounds with tires no wider than 2 inches and a motor under 750 watts; if yours fits, confirm your Southwest Chief reservation at 1-800-USA-RAIL.
Are e-bikes street legal in California?
Yes, when the bike meets § 312.5: working pedals, a motor that does not exceed 750 watts and a Class 1, 2 or 3 label. You need no license, registration or plate, you ride with a driver's rights on the street, and in Victorville you walk it on the sidewalk.
Is there an e-bike rebate in Victorville?
Not on September 29, 2026. The state's E-Bike Incentive Project "concluded in December 2025," and the Mojave Desert air district's incentive list names no e-bike program. You pay full price for now, so compare the total, shipping included, before you buy.
More from the U.S. eBike Directory
San Bernardino, 26.9 miles south, is the nearest city page.
For a daily ride across town rather than a weekend on the Riverwalk, the commuter guide matches its 18 picks to 11 commuter needs, priced from $599 to $2,599, and every bike on it ships free to Victorville.
See the commuter picksThe state and the country
Nearest city pages
- San Bernardino — 26.9 miles
- Fontana — 29.6 miles
- Rancho Cucamonga — 30.0 miles
- Ontario — 36.8 miles
- Pomona — 39.9 miles
- Riverside — 40.8 miles
- Palmdale — 43.0 miles
The law and the land
Choosing the bike
Sources, limitations and how this page was verified
The denominator
Victorville had 140,721 residents in the Census Bureau's 2024 vintage estimate (California file, row "Victorville city"), up from an estimates base of 134,821 in 2020.
The candidate pool for the city was 20 businesses: 1 verified, 4 repair and parts listings, 1 whose website was down, 1 old listing sharing Victorville Cycles' phone number, 6 big-box and chain floors, 4 motorcycle and powersports businesses, and 3 that sell no bicycles.
Outside the city, 8 bicycle and powersports businesses in the High Desert towns were read: 1 sells e-bikes in its own words (Apple Valley Bicycles), 1 is reported closed, 4 show no e-bike evidence, and 2 have no website that could be read.
The sources, and what each one could and could not do
OpenStreetMap maps no bicycle shop inside Victorville's boundary (relation 111840) on two independent servers, in a boundary that returned 252 shops of all kinds and 49 schools. Within 35 miles, the nearest mapped bicycle shop is in Rialto, 29.1 miles away, so the map's High Desert gap is a gap in the map.
Seven makers' dealer rosters were read on September 29, 2026, each with a control, to 35 miles: Velotric (970 locations), Aventon (61), Giant (5), Bosch (30), Specialized (11), Trek (7) and Pedego's California directory, whose nearest dealer city is Upland. Trek's list carries no e-bike flag, so a Trek row names a bike dealer and nothing more; the other six rosters flag e-bike dealers.
California's archived CARB retailer roster has no row in Victorville, Hesperia, Apple Valley or Adelanto; its nearest rows are in Rialto and Rancho Cucamonga. The program closed in December 2025, so none of its rows counts as a current listing.
Directories and AI search. Yelp's shop, e-bike and repair searches for Victorville and eight nearby towns, Superpages and Yellow Pages were read in a browser. Eight search questions went to six answer engines, and 24 of the 48 answers were read; Perplexity and Bing Copilot failed their control, and Brave answered every question with a bot check, including a retry.
The city code was read in full on Municode for Title 12, Vehicles and Traffic and Titles 13 and 14, "Codified through Ordinance No. 2466, passed April 7, 2026," with "bicycle" and "sidewalk" as controls; no section names an electric bicycle, an e-bike or an e-bike class.
City limits
Every Victorville street address on this page returned "Victorville city" from the Census geocoder. Two addresses the geocoder could not match, 11896 Amargosa Rd and 12994 Seneca Rd, were placed by their OpenStreetMap coordinates. Every mileage is measured as the crow flies from the Census 2024 Gazetteer's internal point for Victorville city; road miles run longer.
Limitations
- Top Notch Cycles could not be read. Its listed website answered with an error page, and the archive refused the request.
- Kent bike repairs rests on its Yelp listing. It has no site of its own.
- The sidewalk rule is read from the code's words. Section 12.52.090 names "any vehicle"; no court ruling or city guidance on e-bikes was found.
- The Riverwalk's length comes from VVNG's report of the City's announcement; the City's own news page refused a scripted read.
- VVTA's bicycle policy is not printed in the Bus Book or on the pages of vvta.org read; the Code of Conduct footnote is the only written line.
- Amtrak's station page does not say whether the Southwest Chief carries bikes to or from Victorville.
- Apple Valley Bicycles' Addmotor and Soletan listings come from its store search; stock changes.
- The surrounding towns are not a census. Bike businesses in Hesperia and Helendale have no working website that names e-bikes.
- The code copy runs through Ordinance No. 2466, passed April 7, 2026.
- Re-verification is due March 2027, or sooner if a shop opens or closes.
What would age this page
- An e-bike seller opening or closing inside Victorville, which moves the title and the California hub row.
- A posted e-bike rule on the Riverwalk, or a county e-bike rule for Mojave Narrows.
- A VVTA bicycle policy in print.
- A Victorville ordinance on e-bikes, sidewalks or trail classes.
Image credit: the cover scene was generated with Nano Banana Pro on Playcut and its type set in real fonts afterward. What the Riverwalk looks like was checked against the State's CEQA record, the City's bulletin and published photographs before the prompt; the frame holds no rider and no bicycle.
Source register
| Grade | Source | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| T1 | US Census Bureau: SUB-EST2024; Geocoder; 2024 Gazetteer | Population, city limits, distances |
| T1 | Victorville Municipal Code (Municode, Supp. No. 57) | Titles 12 and 14 |
| T1 | California Vehicle Code | State e-bike law |
| T1 | City of Victorville; CEQAnet | Police, Riverwalk |
| T1 | San Bernardino County Regional Parks | Park rules, commission minutes |
| T1 | California Air Resources Board; Mojave Desert AQMD | Rebate status |
| T2 | VVTA; Amtrak | Transit rules |
| T2 | Maker rosters; SWFT; Walmart | Dealer listings |
| T2 | Each shop's own website | Hours, brands, e-bikes |
| T3 | Victor Valley News Group (VVNG) | Riverwalk length and route |
| T4 | Yelp; Superpages; Yellow Pages | Named only for what they list |
References
- US Census Bureau, Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Incorporated Places (SUB-EST2024). CSV · table page. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- US Census Bureau, Geocoding Services. geocoding.geo.census.gov. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- US Census Bureau, 2024 Gazetteer Files, Places, California. 2024_gaz_place_06.txt. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- City of Victorville, Municipal Code, Municode, Supp. No. 57. § 12.08.020 · § 12.08.040 · § 12.52.010 · § 12.52.090 · § 12.52.100 · § 14.04.040 · § 14.05.100. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- California Legislature, Vehicle Code § 231 · § 312.5 · § 670 · § 21200 · § 21207.5 · § 21208 · § 21212 · § 21213 · § 21650 · § 24016. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- City of Victorville, Police · "Partial Closure to Victorville Mojave Riverwalk Planned: July 8 & 9", July 6, 2025. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- State of California, CEQAnet, Mojave Riverwalk Shared-Use Bicycle Facility Project, SCH 2014011046. ceqanet.lci.ca.gov. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- San Bernardino County Regional Parks, Park Rules · Advisory Commission minutes, September 14, 2022. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- California Air Resources Board, California E-Bike Incentive Project. ww2.arb.ca.gov · Mojave Desert Air Quality Management District, Grant and Funding Incentive Programs. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- Victor Valley Transit Authority, 2026 Bus Book · Passenger Code of Conduct. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- Amtrak, Victorville station (VRV) · Bring Your Bicycle Onboard. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- Dealer rosters and floor pages, retrieved 2026-09-29: Velotric · Aventon · Giant · Bosch · Specialized · Trek · Pedego · SWFT · Walmart 1588 · Walmart 4392.
- The shops' own sites, retrieved 2026-09-29: Victorville Cycles · Electric · location · Apple Valley Bicycles · about · Avid Cycles.
- Victor Valley News Group, "Victorville City Hosting Mojave Riverwalk Grand Opening & Celebration." vvng.com. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- Listings, retrieved 2026-09-29: Yelp, Kent bike repairs · Yelp, B & B Bicycles · Yellow Pages, Top Notch Cycles · Yelp, Hi-Desert Bikes.
- Redtail eBikes, shipping policy · refund policy · How Buying Works. Retrieved 2026-09-29.
- Playcut, image generation. playcut.ai. Cover photography, Nano Banana Pro at 2K.
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