Rad 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.
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LeafybikesMiami-based Leafy Bikes has built electric bicycles since 2016, with its defining specialty being a two-seater design made for shared rides. The company positions its lithium-battery e-bikes as practical micromobility for commuting, errands and recreation, combining throttle or pedal-assist operation with features such as an anti-theft alarm and rear-wheel lock. Leafy also offers rentals and presents its work as part of a broader effort to make low-emission transportation accessible and enjoyable.POTOMAC, MD
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
JetsonFounded in 2012, Jetson creates e-mobility products designed to make riding more playful and accessible, from electric bikes and scooters to hoverboards and children’s light-up rides. Its range spans compact commuter-focused designs such as the RackIt-equipped e-bikes and colorful balance bikes that help young riders build confidence. Jetson also supports its products through partner bike shops and service centers.
PopWheelsBrooklyn-born PopWheels operates an e-bike battery-swapping network that lets delivery workers exchange depleted batteries for charged ones at public stations. Founded in New York City by bicycle-safety advocate Baruch Herzfeld and technology founder David Hammer, the company focuses on moving battery charging out of apartments and into fire-safe public infrastructure. Its Hudson Square site was announced as America’s first public battery-swapping hub and the first FDNY-official network of its kind.BROOKLYN, NY