From 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.
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CyberbikeFounded 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.GAITHERSBURG, MD
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
Build Kit Boards, IncFounded in 2017 from a six-month electric-skateboard prototype, Build Kit Boards makes DIY electric skateboard kits and modular components designed to let riders assemble, understand, and repair their own boards. Owned and operated in New York, the company’s RailCore system lets riders swap or stack batteries quickly, while its kits have reached more than 5,000 riders in over 24 countries.PLAINVIEW, NY