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We’re kicking off this week’s Green Deals in a higher gear, with Segway’s x260 Electric Dirt Bike taking the lead at $5,525. Anker has launched its early fall Prime Day sale that will be ending right along with the upcoming 2-day event and has the SOLIX F2000 Portable Power Station starting from $1,199, with plenty of discounted bundle and extra savings options too. Offering you more choice for your commute, we have the return of Hyper’s Jet Fuel BMX e-bike to its $600 low for a longer-term period, as well as OKAI’s Ranger All-Terrain e-bike down at $1,500. Bringing up the rear today is a one-day low price on the popular Greenworks 80V 730 CFM Cordless Handheld Blower at $170. Plus, all the other hangover Green Deals in the links at the bottom of the page, like last week’s ongoing EV sales from Velotric, Rad Power, and Juiced Bikes, and plenty more.

Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course, Electrek’s best EV buying and leasing deals. Also, check out the new Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories.

Save $975 on Segway’s x260 Electric Dirt Bike at $5,525

Courtesy of its ongoing Outlet Event, Best Buy is offering the Segway x260 Electric Dirt Bike for $5,524.99 shipped. Normally keeping to its $6,500 price tag, this particular model has seen very few discounts since first hitting the market in 2019. We’ve seen it fall lower once before, back in 2020 when it dropped to the $4,000 low, but Motocross enthusiasts are getting a chance at some solid savings here today, with $975 cut from its going rate to give you the second-lowest price we can find.

Segway’s x260 Electric Dirt Bike cruises onto the scene sporting a 3kW brushless DC motor that peaks at 5kW in order to tackle up to 45-degree inclines, as well as a removable 60V/32Ah battery to power the whole system. In just four hours of charging you’ll have the juice to travel up to 74.6 miles and hit top speeds up to 46.6 MPH, with acceleration going from zero to 31 MPH in just 4.02 seconds. It provides two different riding modes to balance its riding capabilities, with the sport mode giving more speed while the EP mode offers further range, each at the cost of the other.

The x260 electric dirt bike been outfitted with a bunch of features to support it through its rough and tumble rides, like the 70/100-19 off-road tires, double-shoulder inverted front fork suspension, a multi-link hydraulic spring, an LED headlight, and hydraulic disc brakes with rear regenerative braking to get back some of your lost energy for extended rides. Don’t worry about it getting a little wet during your ride either, as its controller comes with an IP67 waterproof rating while the battery provides IP65 protection.

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Keep essentials running with Anker’s SOLIX F2000 power station from $1,199 in early fall Prime Day sale

Anker has launched its Early Prime Big Deal Days sale through October 9 which is taking up to $4,134 off its lineup of power stations, solar generator and home backup bundles, as well as accessories too – with extra gifted savings opportunities on orders over $3,000. You’ll find a well-rounded backup solution in the SOLIX F2000 Portable Power Station that is down at $1,199 shipped from its usual $1,999 price tag. During most of the sales we’ve seen in 2024, prices on this model often get dropped between $1,299 and $1,399, while we have seen it go lower once before to the $1,099 low back during July’s Prime Day event. You’re looking at the second-lowest price we have tracked here today, giving you a solid $800 in savings.

Avoid getting stuck in the dark wherever you are with this reliable SOLIX F2000 power station that boasts a well-rounded 2,048Wh LiFePO4 battery capacity while delivering up to 2,400W of power output. It’s been given 12 output ports to ensure significant and versatile coverage of your devices and appliances, with four AC ports, three USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, two car ports, and an exclusive RV port for mobile home travelers. It recharges up to 80% of its battery in only 1.4 hours plugged into a wall outlet, while utilizing its maximum 1,000W solar input will get you the same amount in as little as 2.5 hours. You’ll also get extra efficiency built right in as the smart AC ports work with its internal systems to switch into a power-saving mode for energy conservation that extends its lifespan and prevents waste.

There are quite a few discounted bundle options here to expand its capabilities once it arrives at your doorstep, with the unit including a 200W solar panel for $1,399, or you can bump it up to a 400W solar panel for $1,599, as well as getting a doubled 4,096Wh capacity with an expansion battery at $1,999. If you’re planning to use it to keep your home supported through power outages, you can snag the station with a transfer switch and the appropriate cable for $1,599, with an option to add a 200W solar panel to this combo for $200 more, or get the 4,096Wh expansion battery bundle with the transfer switch at $2,399.

Be sure to head to the main landing page here to check out all that Anker is offering during this sale.

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Best Buy offers a second chance to score Hyper’s Jet Fuel step-over BMX e-bike at $600 low (Reg. $1,000+)

After offering it two weeks ago as one of its 24-hour Deals of the Day, Best Buy is now offering a longer-term discount on the Hyper Jet Fuel Step-Over e-bike at $599.99 shipped. Down from its $1,000 price tag here, we’ve seen few discounts on this particular model over the year, with most coming direct from Hyper and cutting costs down from its higher $1,198 MSRP there to keep near $900 to $1,000. We saw this model drop to its $600 low just two weeks ago in a 24-hour sale, but it’s returning here today with the same $400 markdown (and without the limited-time constraints) giving you another chance to grab it at the lowest price we have tracked.

Combining the convenience of e-mobility solutions with a 26-inch BMX design, Hyper’s Jet Fuel e-bike brings plenty of power alongside durability for teens and adults alike up to 275 pounds – especially for first-time e-bike riders. The 26-inch aluminum frame sports a 250W rear-hub motor that pairs with the integrated flush-mounted 36V 10.4Ah battery and three levels of pedal assistance to top out at 20 MPH for up to 20 miles on a quick four-hour charge – plus, you can always ride it like any normal bike too. It comes stocked with 26-inch multi-surface fat tires, front and rear disc brakes, a premium BMX padded saddle, and a simple handlebar-mounted controller for effortless setting adjustments.

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OKAI’s Ranger e-bike carries you through streets and trails for up to 45 miles at $1,500 (Reg. $2,000)

Amazon is offering the OKAI Ranger e-bike at $1,499.99 shipped. Normally fetching $2,000 most of the time, we saw it kick off 2024 by dropping to its $1,020 low for a short-lived period at the tail-end of January before quickly rising back up to its full price. Since then, we’ve mainly seen the price keeping above $1,500 with two particular instances where it was brought back down, first to $1,300 for a one-day Best Buy sale in February and then to $1,400 in April. You’re looking at the fourth-lowest price here today as it receives a solid 25% cut from its tag, saving you $500 on this all-terrain e-mobility solution. It even beats out OKAI’s website right now, where it is discounted at a higher $1,550 rate at the moment.

OKAI’s Ranger e-bike has been given a 750W BAFANG rear-hub motor (peaking at 1,000W) that pairs with the removable 48V battery to reach top speeds of 20 MPH and carry you for up to 45 miles on a single six-hour charge, making it as reliable a commuter option as it is great for joyriding around your town/city. It’s been equipped with several features to support it through urban and off-road adventures, like the 26-inch by 4-inch fat tires with puncture protections, a RST travel hydraulic suspension fork with lockout, Tektro disc brakes, and an integrated full-color LED touchscreen display. You’ll even get the bonus of a NFC card to lock your e-bike when you’re away from it for added security.

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Clear fall’s debris with the Greenworks 80V 730 CFM Cordless Handheld Blower at $170 low for today only

Coming to us through its Deals of the Day, Best Buy is offering folks another chance to grab the Greenworks 80V 730 CFM Cordless Handheld Blower at $169.99 shipped through the rest of the day. This powerful blower would normally cost you $250 most days, but we’ve been seeing consistently lower discounts in 2024 than in previous years, with it first hitting its $170 low back during July. Since then it’s only fallen to $180 at the lowest, but you’re getting another chance for today only to add it to your tool arsenal at $80 off its usual rate and the lowest price we have tracked.

This 80V blower from Greenworks arrives boasting “25% more air volume and 20% more speed” than its predecessors while also weighing in “20% lighter than gas blowers” – plus, you won’t have to deal with the fumes and noise on top of it all. With its included 2.5Ah battery you’ll be able to clear out yards for up to 70 minutes on a single charge. It’s been given a brushless motor that has become a standard with the brand, which reaches air speeds of 170 MPH and is easy to control thanks to the variable speed trigger. If you’ve already invested in Greenworks equipment before, you’ll be able to get more out of this model by interchanging batteries – compatible with most of the other tools in the brand’s ecosystem.

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The savings this week are also continuing to a collection of other markdowns. To the same tune as the offers above, these all help you take a more energy-conscious approach to your routine. Winter means you can lock in even better off-season price cuts on electric tools for the lawn while saving on EVs and tons of other gear.

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Navee ST3 Pro e-scooter with quad suspension at new $850 low, ECOVACS A2500 RTK robot mower $1,500 low, Lectric, more

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Just because Memorial Day is over, doesn’t mean the savings are slowing down on eco-friendly tech, and today’s Green Deals feature a mix of new and ongoing discounts at some of the best prices of the season. Headlining today is Navee’s newly launched Father’s Day Sale with up to $264 in savings on its two latest e-scooter series, which includes the new flagship ST3 Pro Electric Scooter with a damping arm suspension system, Apple Find My, and plenty more down at an $850 low, along with some free gear too. Next, we have ECOVACS’ new Goat A2500 RTK Robot Lawn Mower returning to its $1,500 low for the second time, as well as Lectric’s XP Lite 2.0 Long-Range e-bikes with $404 free bundled gear starting from $999. Lastly, we spotted EcoFlow’s DELTA 2 Smart Extra Battery dropping back to its $429 low. Plus, there’s all the rest of the hangover Green Deals and ongoing Memorial Day EV sales in the links at the bottom of the page, like yesterday’s ongoing increased savings on the Ride1Up Portola e-bike, and more – and don’t forget to browse our Memorial Day EV hub for the hangover savings while they last.

Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course, Electrek’s best EV buying and leasing deals. Also, check out the new Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories.

Navee drops new flagship ST3 Pro electric scooter with damping arm suspension and Apple Find My to $850 + free gear

With Memorial Day having passed, Navee is jumping right into its Father’s Day Savings event with up to $264 in discounts across four of its newest e-scooters. The sale is headlined by Navee’s flagship ST3 Pro Electric Scooter that comes with $64 in free gear at $849.99 shipped. This entire package would normally cost you $1,014 in full these days ($950 for just the scooter), which has come down from its original $1,299 price tag from when it was unveiled at CES 2025 through its launch at the end of March. The biggest discount we saw in the time since was the early-bird launch discount to $899, which is getting beaten out here by today’s deal. All-in-all, despite the savings here only totaling up to $164, you’re still getting a high-performance commuting solution at the lowest price we have tracked. Head below for more.

Navee’s flagship ST3 Pro electric scooter is a commuter with serious get-up-and-go power, coming equipped with a 600W motor (1,350 peak) and a 12.75Ah battery that can carry you up to 46.6 miles on a single charge and reach 25 MPH top speeds – plus, that peak power is ready to conquer up to 28% inclines. A standout feature here is the brand’s new automotive-grade damping arm suspension system that will smooth out your travels at the front and rear, thanks to the four polymer arms. And security gets a step up from other scooters with the addition of Apple Find My too.

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There’s plenty more to be impressed by on Navee’s ST3 Pro electric scooter, like the triple-braking system made up of hydraulic disc, drum, and automotive-grade eABS brakes, the latter of which also boasts regenerative braking capabilities to recycle energy for prolonged journeys. There are also self-healing tires, an auto-on headlight, integrated turn signals and a taillight with brake lighting, lighting under the footboards with 15 different modes, a traction control system, a 3.6-inch LED display, its folding frame, and some additional remote smart controls via its companion app, like manual and auto locking, among others. Among the free gear, you’ll get an e-scooter lock and a phone holder for added convenience and peace of mind.

Navee’s other Father’s Day e-scooter deals:

  • GT3 Electric Scooter: $500 (Reg. $614)
    • 20 MPH for up to 31 miles
    • Apple Find My, smart locking, quad shock absorption, dual braking, and more.
    • comes with lock and phone holder
  • GT3 Pro Electric Scooter: $550 (Reg. $714)
    • 20 MPH for up to 37.3 miles
    • Apple Find My, smart locking, quad shock absorption, dual braking, and more.
    • comes with lock and phone holder
  • ST3 Electric Scooter: $750 (Reg. $914)
    • 25 MPH for up to 37.3 miles
    • Apple Find My, smart locking, damping arm suspension, triple braking, and more.
    • comes with lock and phone holder

There’s plenty of ongoing post-holiday price cuts across several e-bike and e-scooter brands right now, which you can browse in full in our Memorial Day EV hub here.

ECOVACS Goat A2500 RTK robot lawn mower

ECOVACS’ new Goat A2500 RTK robot mower returns for the second time to $1,500 low

Amazon is offering a second chance at the lowest price on the new ECOVACS Goat A2500 RTK Robot Lawn Mower for $1,499.99 shipped, as well as discounts on two of its counterparts. This new and advanced autonomous lawn care solution has been going for $2,000 at full price since hitting the market a few months ago, with three discounts having taken things down to $1,700 and $1,800, and one previous drop to this same low back at the top of the month. You’re getting a second chance here today at a 25% markdown that cuts $500 off the tag for the lowest price we have tracked.

One of ECOVACS’ new robot mowers, the Goat A2500 sits as the middle-ground choice with a 32V motor and dual-blade discs that cover mowing duties across 4,305 square feet of land in an hour, working at 2.3 feet per second. The 5Ah battery allows enough juice to tackle up to 5,382 square feet on a single charge, with it automatically returning to its station upon low levels and only taking 45 minutes before it’s ready to go once again.

What’s really great here is the trading of any need for perimeter wires to operate via RTK navigation, which works along with the 3D-ToF LiDAR tech and AIVI 3D AI camera to not only stay the course, but also avoid 200+ common garden obstacles – all with an IPX6 waterproof construction for when it gets caught by sudden weather changes. There’s also an array of remote smart controls through its app, which allows you to adjust performance settings, as well as edit the 3D maps that it uses to complete its duties.

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Lectric’s 49-pound XP Lite 2.0 folding e-bikes with 80-mile range get $404 in free gear starting from $999

While Memorial Day may be over, the savings we’re seeing from Lectric are continuing for an unknown amount of time, with up to $742 in free gear accompanying e-bike purchases – and don’t forget the ongoing preorder bundle deals for the brand’s new XP4 and XP4 750 e-bikes that start from $999. One of the notable increases in savings during this sale is on the Lectric XP Lite 2.0 Long-Range e-bikes for $999 shipped and come with $404 in free gear, as well as the XP Lite 2.0 JW Long-Range model that sits a little higher at $1,099 shipped, coming with the same bundle. These packages would normally run you $1,403 and $1,503 at full price, which is beating out most of the bundle sizes we’ve seen since this same package was offered at the beginning of January. The extra add-ons include a rear cargo rack, fenders, a suspension seat post, an accordion-style folding bike lock, two adjustable rear-view mirrors, and an Elite headlight upgrade.

Coming in as the lightest e-bikes under Lectric’s flag, the XP Lite 2.0 e-bikes weigh in at just 49 pounds, making them more manageable up and down stairs or when putting them in your car for longer-distance transport – plus, the foldable design also contributes to saving space when you’re not riding. The 672Wh battery in each delivers up to 80 miles of travel on a single charge when its five PAS levels are being used, while the 300W rear hub motor (819Wh peak) reaches up to 20 MPH speeds.

As is the case with Lectric’s lineup, you’re getting dependable features that you’d expect to raise the price more, like the hydraulic mineral oil brakes, 20×2.5-inch slick tires with 3mm Hippo Skin liner and pre-slimed tubes for anti-puncture resistance, BMX-style folding handlebars, and a full color LCD screen with a USB-A port to juice up devices as you ride, perfect for those using their phones for GPS.

And for just $100 more you can upgrade to the JW Black variant, which has been given a Gates Carbon Drive belt system for a quieter, smoother, and oil-free riding experience, with it also promising a longer-lasting lifespan over chain-drive models. You can also save a bit more going with the shorter 45-mile range standard models that start from $799 shipped, though there are no bundle packages with free gear on these.

Be sure to check out the full lineup of Lectric’s ongoing Memorial Day Sale here while the massive savings last, with even more ongoing sales past the holiday collected in our Memorial Day EV hub, with many slated to end over the next few days, while others are continuing into June.

EcoFlow DELTA 2 smart extra battery

Add 1,024Wh to your DELTA 2 LiFePO4 power station capacity with this expansion battery at $429 low

Coming at us through its official Amazon storefront, EcoFlow is undercutting its ongoing Memorial Day Sale pricing (ending May 28) on the DELTA 2 Smart Extra Battery for $428.99 shipped. This add-on unit normally fetches $799 at full price directly from the brand, but has been starting from $599 in 2025 at Amazon. Discounts have mostly kept costs above $449, though we did see two previous dips to this low. It’s beating out EcoFlow’s direct sale pricing by $30, giving you $170 in savings off its going Amazon rate ($370 off its MSRP) at the lowest price we have tracked.

This add-on battery from EcoFlow is the perfect addition for folks with an existing DELTA 2 power station who want to get far more backup power support for traveling and at-home needs. The battery sports a 1,024Wh LiFePO4 capacity that can be added to your existing station, giving you 2,048Wh with one or bumping things as high as 3,072Wh when adding two to your setup. Right alongside the station, this battery comes rated for 3,000+ life cycles, giving you over eight years of use if you were planning to discharge and recharge it every single day.

If you were considering starting your backup setup, you can check out EcoFlow’s ongoing Memorial Day deals running through May 28 – which include extra savings (code EF25MEM) that drops the power station and extra battery bundle to $997 from $1,798 – which beats Amazon by $2.

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Best new Green Deals landing this week

The savings this week are also continuing to a collection of other markdowns. To the same tune as the offers above, these all help you take a more energy-conscious approach to your routine. Winter means you can lock in even better off-season price cuts on electric tools for the lawn while saving on EVs and tons of other gear.

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CATL’s first 100-second swappable EV batteries debut, proving how far ahead China is

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The first vehicles with CATL’s new ultra-fast swappable EV batteries are now being delivered in China. CATL’s new “Choco-SEB” battery pack can be swapped in 100 seconds, making it just as quick as filling up at a gas station. The new EV features ultra-fast charging and starts at under $24,000 as China widens its lead on the global auto industry.

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CATL’s new swappable batteries could make gas stations obsolete. After revealing the “Choco-SEB” batteries last year, the first vehicles powered by the new technology are now being delivered in China.

On May 25, Changan Automobile announced that it had delivered 1,000 Oshan 520 models, the first electric vehicle (EV) based on CATL’s Choco-SEB swappable batteries. During the event, Changan said the new vehicle has already secured over 15,000 orders from clients.

The Oshan 520 starts at 166,800 yuan in China ($23,100) with a CLTC driving range of up to 515 km (320 miles). It can also gain a full recharge in 100 seconds thanks to CATL’s new tech.

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According to CATL, it has already established 34 Choco-SEB swap stations in Chongqing, Changan’s hometown. By the end of the year, it will have over 50 stations completed in the city.

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In total, it aims to have 1,000 battery swap stations in 31 cities across China by the end of 2025. Changan and CATL signed an agreement in November 2024 to launch the first models based on the new tech.

After the meeting, officials watched the battery replacement process. Within 100 seconds, the vehicle gains over 310 miles of range (500 km).

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CATL Choco-Swap EV battery swap station (Source: CATL)

Several other major automakers, including GAC, Chery, NIO, FAW, and BAIC, are also partnering with CATL to launch vehicles based on its Choco-SEB.

CATL wants to make charging an EV as easy (or even easier) than filling up a gas vehicle. The battery giant released two “grades” last year, one for smaller cars and the other designed for larger A or B-class vehicles.

According to the latest data from SNE Research, CATL maintains a commanding lead in the global EV battery market, holding a 28.8% share through the first two months of 2025, up from 26.9% in the same period last year.

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There’s a hidden number on every e-bike. You should find yours right away

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There’s a number hidden somewhere on basically every electric bicycle – or pedal bicycle – including the one in your garage. If you haven’t found it yet, you should do it today. Here’s why.

That number is the frame number, and for all intents and purposes, it’s basically like a VIN but for a bike. The VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) on your car is the number that gives it an identity and helps track it down if it’s ever stolen.

The same goes for your bike’s frame number. This innocuous string of characters, often stamped inconspicuously beneath your bike’s bottom bracket or on the head tube, isn’t just there to fill space – it can be the key to protecting your bike from theft or recovering it if the unthinkable happens.

Why is the frame number so important? Simply put, it’s your bike’s fingerprint, a unique identifier that distinguishes your ride from every other two-wheeler out there. In a scenario where your e-bike goes missing, having this number documented can drastically improve the odds of it being returned by law enforcement.

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Rad Power Bikes recently shared some great tips on the importance of knowing your frame number and where to find it. As you can see in the images below, the number is usually stamped into the frame on the bottom of the head tube (the front of the bike), or under the bottom bracket (the underside of the bike where the pedals are connected).

But knowing your frame number is only half the battle. The next critical step is registering that number with a bike registry. Fortunately, several trustworthy services offer free registration, creating a central database accessible by law enforcement, bike shops, and fellow cyclists who might stumble upon your stolen steed.

Bike Index (bikeindex.org) is one of the most popular platforms, boasting thousands of successful recoveries and a simple, intuitive registration process. And the best part is that it’s free! Another solid option is Project 529 (project529.com), widely used in North America and highly praised by police departments for its effectiveness in tracking stolen bikes. Again, it’s free to use!

Additionally, some local municipalities offer their own registries, such as the National Bike Registry (nationalbikeregistry.com), which collaborates directly with law enforcement to streamline the reporting and recovery process.

These types of services offer a form of passive protection, where you can mark your bike as stolen in their registries and then hope that someone finds it. In the event that someone does find your bike (such as in a shady Craigslist sale, etc.) and decides to check the frame number against the databases, they’ll see it’s stolen. If the police raid a bike theft ring and find a cache of stolen bikes, they may run all their frame numbers and find that yours is in the mix.

If you want protection that is a bit more active, there are full-on insurance options (though your renters or homeowner’s insurance may cover your e-bike), or theft protection services like Tempo that aren’t technically insurance, but operate somewhat similarly by offering a combination of holographic tracking number stickers for the bike combined with up to $2,500 in coverage for a replacement bike, if they can’t recover your stolen bike. I had the chance to sit down with Tempo’s founder Michael Keating at Micromobility America late last year, and you can see more about what I learned from him here.

This is probably a good time for a reminder to us all that a good lock is usually the only thing standing between our precious e-bike and those who want to take it from us.

I’ve reviewed a ton of locks, but some of my favorites include the Foldylock Compact for its high security, smaller size, and ease of locking to various sizes/shapes of bike racks, or the Foldylock Forever which is the big brother of the Compact and is nearly as impenetrable as it gets for a bike lock, as confirmed by the top bike lock testing agencies in the world.

For those who prefer a U-lock instead of a folding lock, my go-to lock is the Mason 220. Again, it is one of the top-rated locks, but it’s also wide enough to fit around the battery-fattened downtube of my e-bikes. That’s rare in the world of U-locks, and so the fact that it carries so many high-level awards and certifications is icing on the cake.

But no matter how good your lock is, there’s always a chance that your e-bike can be separated from you. And so the long and the short of it is that every e-bike has a unique identifier on it, and finding that frame number is your best chance of getting your bike back if it is ever stolen.

So take a minute today and locate your frame number to write it down or take a picture of it. Better yet, take a selfie with it and yourself. If you ever need to quickly prove that it’s your bike to a police officer on the sidewalk (such as if you followed an AirTag right to the bike), that’s a great way to do it.

I’ve had my e-bike stolen more than once, and the only way to curb that sinking feeling is to get it back. Taking a few minutes now to locate your frame number and register your e-bike can save you countless headaches later. After all, an ounce of prevention is worth several thousand dollars worth of cure when it comes to stolen bikes. So flip that bike upside down, jot down your frame number, and give yourself some peace of mind.

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