E-bikes make cycling more accessible and offer a sustainable alternative to cars for commuting and recreation. The higher initial cost of an e-bike compared to a traditional bike can be a barrier for many interested riders. Since 2020, the state of Colorado, along with various municipalities and utility companies, has been actively developing incentives and rebate programs to make e-bikes more accessible.
If you are interested in utilizing an e-bike incentive to purchase an e-bike, we recommend talking with your local e-bike retailer.
We try to keep this information as complete and up-to-date as possible. Bicycle Colorado does not directly facilitate e-bike rebates. It’s important to check with the rebate facilitator for important information on dates and qualifications.
If you have corrections or know of an e-bike incentive that should be included, email bikeschool@bicyclecolorado.org.
E-bikes are growing in popularity—and for good reason. They make biking accessible to more people for a variety of purposes, such as commuting to work, taking kids to school, or riding with loved ones, especially for older adults. Whether you’ve recently acquired an e-bike or are considering buying one, these classes cover all the essential information you need.
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