Founded in 2018 by manufacturing and motorsports veteran Dan Fischer, Cyberbike is a 100% U.S. family-owned company in Gaithersburg that designs performance-focused electric bikes and e-motos. Its lineup is built around real trail riding, with high-torque power systems, durable components, and serviceable designs rather than showroom-only styling. A U.S.-based support team and a network of authorized dealers handle help, service, and test rides for riders after purchase.
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Pave MotorsFrom Berlin’s two-wheel culture to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Pave Motors designs and hand-assembles electric motorbikes for urban riding. Founded by brothers Nico and Caspar Nagel, the company builds its BK around a light motorbike chassis, removable battery, and digitally connected security features, with each bike assembled to order in Brooklyn. The BK is certified to U.S. DOT standards and supported by a nationwide service network.BROOKLYN, NY
Bicycle Motor WorksFamily-owned and founded in 2014 by Matt and Jackie Bzura, Bicycle Motor Works grew from a Bethlehem, Pennsylvania couple’s interest in motorized bikes into a small U.S.-made business known for performance-focused battery engineering. The company builds high-current lithium-ion packs to order for riders and innovators, while also developing custom power solutions for advanced electric projects.BETHLEHEM, PA
LAND MotoFounded in Cleveland, LAND Moto hand-assembles street-legal electric motorcycles in its local workshop, using American steel and a battery platform designed for swapping rather than disposal. Its District motorcycles pair motorcycle performance—including speeds above 70 mph and up to 110 miles of range—with laptop-style charging and a user-serviceable design.CLEVELAND, OH
Rad Power BikesRad Power Bikes grew from Mike Radenbaugh’s teenage garage-built electric bicycle into a Seattle-based maker of electric bikes for commuting, cargo hauling, recreation, and everyday transportation. Founded in 2005, the company helped popularize direct-to-consumer ebikes and now serves a community of more than 680,000 riders, with local retail and service partners supporting customers nationwide. Its early RadRover fat-tire bike and family-oriented RadWagon cargo bike remain central to a product line designed to make car-replacing trips practical and accessible.