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The 10 Best Hardtail Mountain Bikes For Ripping Trails and High-Performance

Whether you want a lightweight cross-country rocket or a cheap trail ripper, one of these picks will work for you.

A “hardtail” is a mountain bike with front suspension but no rear suspension. This design can be lighter and less expensive than a mountain bike with rear suspension, as well as simpler to maintain. Think of a hardtail as the workhorse of the mountain bike world.

Sometimes hardtails are simply the best tool for the job, depending on the circumstances. For instance, those just learning to mountain bike may prefer the handling of a hardtail. Kids are often better off with a hardtail for several reasons, particularly the reduced weight. Sometimes the terrain where you ride simply doesn’t warrant a full suspension bike. Or, finally, it might be personal preference drives your desire to ride a hardtail.

Whatever the case, hardtails are alive and well, and we take a closer look at a wide range of bikes to suit your needs from the most basic to advanced racing machines.

Looking for more riding options? Check out our picks for the best electric bikes , folding e-bikes , and commuter bikes .

The Best Hardtail Mountain Bikes

• Best Overall: Specialized Rockhopper Elite 29
• Best Electric Hardtail Mountain Bike: Aventon Ramblas
• Best Trail Hardtail Mountain Bike: Trek Roscoe 7
• Best Hardtail Mountain Bike Deal: Salsa Rangefinder 29 Deore
• Best Cheap Hardtail Mountain Bike: Eastern Alpaka 29

What to Consider in a Hardtail Mountain Bike

Why you can trust us, how we tested hardtail mountain bikes, our full hardtail mountain bike reviews.

If you are looking for the best high-performance mountain bikes (full suspension and hardtail, electric and analog), check out our Bike Awards coverage. You’ll find 11 exceptional, award-winning bikes rigorously vetted by our editorial team.

If you’re in search of an efficient race machine, a carbon fiber hardtail might be the bike for you. Hardtails also make great adventure bikes for bikepacking off-road and other long-distance riding shenanigans. Build a hardtail with a longer-travel fork and wide tires and you’ll have a fun ripper for romping around your local trails —and you’ll save money and weight compared to many full suspension options.

For decades, hardtails have appealed to riders due to the infinite ways you can build them up and for their simplicity. Here’s what you need to know about hardtail mountain bikes.

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You almost always get more bang for your buck with a hardtail. The design allows manufacturers to either reduce the bike’s overall price or include better components than you would find on comparably priced full-suspension rigs.

Hardtail frames lack rear shocks, pivots, linkages, and the associated hardware. Thus, they are generally lighter than comparable full-suspension frames. For riders who climb a lot, the weight saving can make a difference—both physically and mentally. 

Carbon fiber frames have the best strength-to-weight ratio of any material but are typically more expensive than metal-framed bikes. Despite this, there are desirable characteristics in all frame materials.

Wheel Sizes

Hardtails come with many wheel sizes and gearing options. You’ll find wheel sizes of 29- or 27.5-inches, standard tire widths (up to 2.6-inches), plus-size (2.8- to 3-inches), and fat tires (3-inches and wider). Some hardtails will accept different wheel and tire sizes, allowing you to swap out options to suit your riding needs.

Great for Kids and Tweens

The explosive growth of youth cycling programs and NICA (National Interscholastic Cycling Association) racing got a ton of kids onto the trail and needing mountain bikes. With their combination of lightweight, lower cost, and wheel size options, hardtails make ideal bikes for young riders starting out or teens who quickly outgrow bikes.

Maintenance and Durability

Fewer moving parts mean fewer things that could potentially go wrong, and higher-quality parts mean those parts are less likely to need fixing. The simplicity of not having a rear shock and rear suspension system increases the durability of the bike as it requires less maintenance and fewer replacement parts.

Ride Quality

A hardtail can feel more responsive than a dual-suspension bike when pedaling. The lack of rear suspension creates a more efficient-feeling pedaling platform, so acceleration feels more immediate. 

Climbers especially appreciate the extra responsiveness, though you lose some traction (especially under braking) without the rear suspension. Still, for a fast, efficient ride, nothing beats a hardtail.

Find the Right Fork

After the frame, the fork is arguably the most important part of a hardtail's build kit. You’ll find suspension forks with as little as 80mm of travel on some cross-country bikes, while trail or all-mountain hardtails may have forks with 140mm of travel or more. 

Some hardtails still use forks that lack any suspension. These rigid forks are typically the lightest weight and require no maintenance.

Build One Up

Hardtails also make an excellent second, third...or 10th bike to have around—to loan to friends, for when your primary bike is in the shop, or for dabbling into other areas of riding. 

Many brands (particularly small or mid-sized) offer frame-only options that you can build up on your own or with the help of your local shop. Perhaps you have some old parts kicking around and collecting dust. Well, hardtails are a simple and cost-effective way to put those parts to use!

Bicycling has been vetting and reviewing bikes, gear, and accessories for more than 50 years. The bike recommendations here are based on the extensive work of the test team, which includes Deputy Editor Tara Seplavy, Senior Test Editor Matt Phillips, Test Editor Dan Chabonov, and Maintenance Editor Gabe Ortiz. Together, they have more than 60 years of ride-testing experience and insight that they bring to every recommendation they make.

For hardtail mountain bikes, Tara Seplavy oversaw these selections based on the team’s collective testing experience, as well as her own extensive knowledge of the category.

Chris Case has been riding and racing all manner of bikes for over 30 years. His first “real” bikes were mountain bikes; his racing days began on the rooted trails of southern New England. Formerly the managing editor of VeloNews magazine, he now guides gravel cycling and bikepacking tours with his company Alter Exploration . His garage is filled with his family’s precious collection of bikes, neatly organized and maintained for daily riding, racing, and adventures. Follow him on Instagram at @chrisjustincase .

Many of these bikes were tested by Bicycling 's team of gear editors, which mapped out rides featuring most of the trail elements that you’ll likely encounter. Bikes were pushed hard on flow trails, up steep climbs, down pucker-worthy rocky descents, and through rock gardens. Editors rode these bikes on the terrain best suited for each bike, as well as terrain entirely unsuitable, to see how far the limits could be pushed.

The bikes that weren’t ridden by Bicycling ’s editors were carefully chosen based on their value, quality of parts, our experience riding similar models, and how the overall package meets the needs of the intended rider.

We also consulted with hardtail devotees and coaches who work with junior riders to assess the best choices for younger and beginner cyclists.

Specialized Rockhopper Elite 29

The Rockhopper has been a mainstay of Specialized’s product line longer than most mountain bikers have been alive. The brand spent decades perfecting the Rockhopper into the well-rounded mountain bike platform it is today. And that experience—paired with learnings from its World Cup-winning high-end bikes—translates into a refined quality on the trail.

“The Rockhopper Elite climbs efficiently, is quite capable on singletrack, and isn’t too nervous when descending,” said test rider Tara Seplavy, Bicycling ’s deputy editor.

That is to say, it does everything decently—a quality many buyers in this price range want and expect from a mountain bike.

While the Rockhopper’s frame lacks a tapered headtube and thru axle rear end, the bike strikes a modern and lightweight appearance. The frame has routing for a dropper seatpost (if you wish to add one), its cables route internally on the front triangle, and it has rack mounts.

The components on the Rockhopper Elite don’t jump out, but they also don’t let you down. The air-sprung RockShox Judy TK fork does not perform to the level of the higher-end Recon fork model (more flex under braking and harsher riding). But it is easy to set up for different weight riders and has a crown-mounted lockout for pavement sections.

Specialized offers a bevy of Rockhopper models between $650 and $1,400. We consider the Comp ($950), Elite ($1,150), and Expert ($1,300) models most suitable for trail riding. Specialized also has 27.5-inch wheel Rockhopper variants in these models to fit shorter-height riders.

Aventon Ramblas

With its torquey mid-drive motor, name-brand components, and $2,700 price tag, Aventon’s Ramblas hardtail looks to flip the script and change the perception of hardtail e-bikes—and it succeeds.

At the heart of the Ramblas is Aventon’s all-new A100 motor. The mid-drive unit features 250 watts of sustained power/750 watts of peak power and 100 Newton/meters of torque. It is cleanly mounted to the Ramblas’ front triangle, low-slung on the frame but with sufficient clearance for riding over rocks and logs.

“The bike felt comfortable, proportional, and balanced from the first rip around the trailhead,” Seplavy said.

The Ramblas is well-appointed for its price. Overall, the components are well-suited for a trail-use mountain bike—1x12 SRAM Eagle drivetrain, 4-piston SRAM brakes, 35mm stanchion RockShox fork, dropper seatpost, and 2.4-inch-wide tires. They are all underpinnings of a solid mid-range trail bike—and for a $2,700 hardtail e-MTB, these features are unmatched in the market.

“After riding the Ramblas and checking out other hardtail e-MTBs over the past several years, I think Aventon just reset the entire category with this bike,” Seplavy said.

Trek Roscoe 7

There is so much to love about this bike that it’s hard to decide where to start. The 12-speed Shimano Deore drivetrain (with a 30T chainring and 10-51T cassette) provides a massive range, with gearing low enough to ease the pain of climbing steep hills. Its 29-inch wheels (27.5-inch on XS size) carry speed while maintaining maneuverability on technical trails, and the 2.6-inch tubeless-ready tires offer great traction and a plush ride.

The 140mm travel RockShox Recon SL SoloAir fork has plenty of travel for getting rowdy and can be locked out for added efficiency, such as when climbing a paved road. And speaking of rowdy, a dropper post is a very cool addition and adds to the Roscoe's versatility.

Salsa Rangefinder 29 Deore

The Salsa Rangefinder is one of the least expensive bikes in this test and one of the heaviest. Neither significantly takes away from its abilities on the trail.

“I was pleasantly surprised by the Rangefinder’s performance in most situations,” Seplavy said.

The Rangefinder’s extra heft comes from its oversized aluminum frame, heavy 120mm SR Suntour XCM fork, extra-wide range cassette, and 29x2.6-inch Maxxis tires. These parts, though, also make the Salsa more confident and capable on the trail than the bike’s weight might suggest.

On dirt, the Rangefinder lumbers along. It’s also not light or race-oriented. As Seplavy put it: “The Salsa is not a ‘go fast and take chances’ style bike.”

The Rangefinder's slightly upright positioning, steep seat angle, and low gearing allow you to sit and spin up climbs, despite the bike’s weight.

The Rangefinder is capable, though not fully confident when descending. The wide Maxxis Rekon tires and thru axle fork provide extra grip over roots and precision when picking a line through rocky sections of trail. But the Tektro Gemini brakes with 160mm rotors are insufficient at higher speeds or when the gradient pitches steeply downward. The fork’s lack of damping adjustment also made the fork ping-pong off of rocks when they came in quick succession.

Salsa provides options for riders seeking a Shimano-equipped Rangefinder or one with plus-sized wheels. It offers three other Rangefinder models between $900 and $1,500. Each model has 27.5+ or 29-inch wheel variants. There are Shimano Deore 10 -, 11 -, and 12-speed drivetrain Rangefinder models.

Eastern Bikes Alpaka 29

The Alpaka boasts features that try to emulate a high-end experience at an entry-level price. The aluminum frame is paired with a 100mm travel spring coil fork with a mechanical lockout feature. Stopping power comes from 160mm hydraulic disc brakes with adjustable reach levers.

The 9-speed X-Gear drivetrain is compatible with Shimano and SRAM aftermarket parts. But the 11-34-tooth cassette matched with a 32-tooth chainring up front will limit your ability to climb the steepest pitches.

While the bike‘s quick release hubs are not as secure or fashionable as thru axle wheels, they get the job done at the price. And though the Kenda 2.2-inch tires provide ample traction, the frame is designed to accommodate up to 2.4-inch rubber if you need more cushion and grip.

The cockpit comprises Eastern-branded contact points along with a Velo saddle and grips, completing the package with a touch of comfort not often seen at this price.

Giant Talon 29 1

The Giant Talon 1 is the biggest sleeper in our testing. The Talon’s frame doesn’t have an aggressive trail bike silhouette. It does not look oversized and burly. The plain black paint and blue logo also help to subdue the Giant. Appearances and first looks are often deceiving.

“Once on the trail, the Talon 1 surprised me with its capabilities. It rides like a bike that should cost a couple of hundred dollars more,” Seplavy said.

The Giant’s good ride feel comes down to its fork. The house-brand 100mm travel SXC-32-2 RL fork features 32mm aluminum stanchions, an alloy steerer, and an air spring. These shave weight off the bike while improving stiffness and steering precision. The fork’s rebound adjustment and air spring help you tune the fork for your weight and local trails—a big plus for a bike at this price.

The Tektro M275 brakes on the Talon 1, however, were underwhelming. They slowed the bike down but lacked modulation and a good feel at the lever. The Deore 10-speed drivetrain shifted smoothly but was over-geared for steeper hills compared to the other bikes tested.

Giant offers three models in the Talon range, with the Talon 1 as the most expensive and best equipped for trail riding. For a more premium Giant hardtail trail bike, check out the Fathom 29 models . Starting at $1,500, the Fathoms have longer travel forks, tubeless tires, and dropper posts.

Liv Lurra 2 27.5

The Lurra 2 is Liv’s latest creation for the value-minded hardtail fan.

Designed for performance-minded trail riders who want to rip singletrack, the Lurra offers dedicated frame geometry for the XS and S frame sizes which boast 27.5-inch wheels. Up front, the 130mm Giant fork and 2.6-inch Maxxis tubeless tires offer grip and comfort for roots, rocks, and ruts, and the Giant Contact 100mm dropper seatpost is a nice touch, allowing you to get low and ride with more control. Equipped with a Shimano Deore drivetrain and Tektro disc brakes, the pair offer dependability rather than flash.

The Lurra is generously adorned with multiple water bottle mounts: a set underneath the top tube allows for secure mounting of a small gear pack to fill with snacks or tools or other small items, while a trio on the downtube and another set underneath the downtube allow for multiple mounting positions of two water bottles.

Zize Yonder

While most brands make bikes rated for riders up to 200 or 250 pounds, Zize exclusively focuses on bikes for heavyweight riders. With its chromoly frame and fork, heavy-duty wheels, and Clark's hydraulic disc brakes, the Yonder accommodates riders up to 550 pounds.

The Yonder also features a 100mm wide bottom bracket shell and 3-inch wide 26-inch WTB tires for added rider stability. The bike has a dependable Shimano Deore 10-speed drivetrain, but the gear range is not low enough for optimal riding up steep hills. Though the Yonder is expensive, consider this bike if you're a heavier rider looking to get into off-road riding.

Specialized Riprock

The Riprock 24 is an excellent bike for kids who want to take their riding skills off-road. Designed to accommodate riders between 3-foot-11 and 4-foot-8, this bike comes with 24-inch wheels, a 1x9-speed MicroShift group, and hydraulic disc brakes.

While many mountain bikes for kids use a suspension fork, the Riprock 24 features an aluminum rigid fork. Most bikes at this price use heavy suspension forks that don't work for lightweight riders, but the Specialized’s rigid fork saves weight and looks great. This makes the Riprock 24 well-equipped for young riders' trail riding adventures. Offered in four colors, this bike is also available with 20-inch wheels for riders between 3-foot-5 and 4-foot-4.

Cervélo ZHT-5 GX

Yes, you’re reading that right: Cervélo makes mountain bikes. Though the brand may be more famous as the bike sponsor of the Tour de France-winning Visma-Lease a Bike race team, Cervélo has created this podium-worthy ride for ripping on the dirt.

Sporting a 907-gram (claimed) carbon frame, 69-degree head angle, and long reach top tubes, the ZHT-5 is made for speed. This SRAM GX Eagle 12-speed equipped model also comes standard with a 100mm travel RockShox Sid SL Select fork, e.thirteen TRS Race tubeless wheels, and a RaceFace cockpit.

Expert Chris Case On When to Go Full Suspension Versus Hardtail And Whether to Choose Aluminum Or Carbon.

Is full suspension better than a hardtail.

It depends on the application and terrain. Of course, there are certain types of riding when a full suspension bike is going to provide a faster, safer, and more enjoyable experience—for example, on rockier, more technical downhills. 

Conversely, some situations and locations are better suited to hardtails, for instance, in places where non-technical trails are abundant. If bikepacking is your thing, hardtails can be easier to load up with gear since the opening of the main triangle is easier to fill with a frame bag. But that’s not to say a full-suspension rig won’t work for bikepacking.

Much of the time it’s either personal preference or budget.

Aluminum or carbon?

There are pros and cons to every frame material. Carbon is typically lighter, can dampen more vibrations, and so forth, but if you’re hard on your equipment or crash often, the chances of causing irreparable damage to a carbon frame are higher than with metal frames.

Aluminum is often heavier, and some will say it offers a stiffer, less comfortable ride. But when you factor in saddle choice, tire size and pressure, and the comfort of other touchpoints, it’s hard to isolate the variable of the frame as the only factor on how a bike feels.

I prefer riding metal bikes (titanium) because we have enough disposable stuff in this world already. And carbon is ultimately disposable. Eventually, there will come a time when it is either outdated or broken, and you can either dispose of it or hang it on your wall. I look forward to the day when I can give my titanium bike to my daughter for her to ride.

What do the pros ride?

It used to be that XC racers wanted the lightest machine possible, which was often the hardtail model. Now, however, though many of them still care about weight, there are incredibly light full-suspension race bikes, and having suspension is helpful on the manufactured and natural courses that pros tend to race on (at World Cups, for example).

Chris Case, former managing editor of VeloNews magazine, has been riding, racing, and adventuring by bike for nearly 30 years. His cycling pursuits have taken him to destinations across the U.S. and Europe, Taiwan, Costa Rica, Israel, and beyond. He has stood on the podium at several cyclocross national championships, and is a silver medalist at master’s cyclocross worlds. Today he guides adventurous gravel cycling and bikepacking tours through his company, Alter Exploration.

As Deputy Editor, Tara Seplavy leads Bicycling’s product test team; after having previously led product development and sourcing for multiple bike brands, run World Championship winning mountain bike teams, wrenched at renowned bicycle shops in Brooklyn, raced everything from criteriums to downhill, and ridden bikes on six different continents (landing herself in hospital emergency rooms in four countries and counting). Based in Easton, Pennsylvania, Tara spends tons of time on the road and trail testing products. A familiar face at cyclocross races, crits, and bike parks in the Mid Atlantic and New England, on weekends she can often be found racing for the New York City-based CRCA/KruisCX team. When not riding a bike, or talking about them, Tara listens to a lot of ska, punk, and emo music, and consumes too much social media.  

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What is a Hardtail?   A hardtail mountain bike is a solid frame paired with a suspension fork.  The suspension fork allows the front wheel a certain amount of controlled vertical movement that varies depending on the style of bike (Hybrid = 60-100mm; Cross Country = 80-120mm; Trail = 120-140mm).  Hardtails have fewer moving parts than full suspension bikes making them simple, easy to maintain, light weight, and more affordable than similarly equipped full suspension bikes.  While they may not be quite as smooth and comfortable, they're still super fun!   

Who is it for?  Beginners, casual riders, bike-packers, XC racers, and purists all can appreciate the simple benefits of a quality hardtail. If you're on a budget, appreciate low maintenance, and favor smoother trails, a hardtail is probably a good fit. We recommend visiting your local bike shop to talk with a professional about your cycling goals.  It's a good idea to test ride some different models and note what you like or dislike about each.  The most popular and fun hardtail model we sell is the Trek Roscoe.  Swing by and check one out today. 

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Built for speed or built for fun. How do you hardtail?

Many mountain bikers value the simplicity of a hardtail, but not all want the same ride. There’s the traditional cross country crowd, who want to cover the most ground in the least time. And then there’s the rowdy good-times trail crew, who care more about having fun tackling tricky sections of singletrack. So which hardtail is right for you? First, let’s figure out what type of rider you are:

Cross country hardtail

• Fast and efficient • Weight-conscious and quick • Traditional lycra XC style • Bagging big miles • Strava over Instagram

Trail hardtail

• Versatile and capable • Confidence-inspiring and fun • Looser fit trail style baggies • Tackling big features • Instagram over Strava

Cross country hardtails

Cross country hardtails feature quick-handling geometry with 100mm-travel suspension forks that take the edge off bumps. Smart Wheel Size gives these riders the fastest wheel that fits: the fastest-rolling 29˝ wheels on sizes 17.5˝ and larger, and more proportional 27.5˝ wheels on 15.5˝ and smaller sizes. These bikes feature 2x10 or 2x11 drivetrains for the right gear and cadence in any situation, and weight-conscious spec like narrower handlebars and rigid seat posts. These models are the right choice for riders with a racing pedigree as well as for those who dream of covering epic distances on the trail.

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Trail hardtails feature a geometry that’s slacker and lower than their Cross country counterparts. That means these bikes feel more stable on the trail, especially at higher speeds or on steep terrain. These bikes provide a little more cushion on the trail with longer 120mm-travel forks and Plus-sized tires. Plus tires are much wider than standard tires. Their larger size helps to absorb bumps and provides amazing traction. Trail hardtails are equipped with simple, easy-to-use 1x drivetrains along with wider handlebars for added control. Most models come stock with a dropper seat post that can be lowered while riding so it’s out of the way on steep or tricky descents. All in all, these models make an excellent choice for new riders who value a confidence-inspiring ride and for more experienced riders who measure the success of their rides in smiles over miles.

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The Trek Marlin 7 is where race-worthy mountain bikes begin. The smooth, light-weight RockShox fork and the widest range of gearing in the Marlin family make this model the best choice for new ridres who want a cross-country hardtail with great parts that will hold its own against higher-end bikes.

If you're new to the trail but have serious singletrack aspirations, and what a race-worthy mountain bike with upgrades on the parts that make a big difference in performance, like a higher quality suspension fork.

As the flagship model of the line-up, the 2019 Trek Marlin 7 has a light-weight Alpha Silver Aluminium frame with internal derailleur routing to protect your cables and add to the bike's sleek look, a high-quality RockShox fork with a lockout feature and 100mm of travel, a 27-speed drivetrain, and a low-profile Shimano Shadow rear derailleur that's made to avoid snagging on trail debris. The quality fork and parts make Marlin 7 fully capable of taking on off-road marathon rides and XC races.

The RockShox suspension and wider range of gearing make it the best choice in the Marlin line-up for new mountain bikers who know they want a serious bike for their money.

Trek Marlin 7 2019

• All the value, plus all the versatility - it's a totally race-worthy mountain bike, with rear rack mounts if you use it for commuting too
• It's really fun to ride, and feels like a much more expensive mountain bike
• Great suspension at an even better price
• Like every Trek, it's backed by a lifetime warranty

2019 Trek Marlin 7 Build Highlights

• RockShox XC 30 100mm travel fork with TurnKey hydraulic lockout
• Shimano Altus 3x9-speed groupset
• Bontrager Connection rims with Formula hubs, paired to Bontrager XR2 29" tyres (13.5" & 15.5" frame sizes have 27.5" wheels)

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We have put together a general sizing guide for Trek road and mountain bikes. Please see the below for a general size and check out the Trek Bikes Sizing Guide for all bike model guides and how to measure yourself. 

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7 Best Hardtail Electric Mountain Bikes (EMTB) in 2024

• July 4, 2024

Electric bikes (ebikes) make life more fun. If you want to take your adventures further and explore off-road trails, an electric mountain bike (eMTB) can help you get where you want to go. Powered by built-in motors and batteries, these ebikes make riding more accessible to everyone—whether you want to try mountain biking for the first time or get more out of your trail riding.

To find the best ebikes , you need to consider specs like motor power, range, and suspension while keeping your budget in mind. Below, you’ll discover the best hardtail eMTBs . From downhill bikes to enduro and cross-country options, there’s a model that meets your needs.

In this post, we’ll highlight the:

• 1. Best Hardtail eMTB, Best Budget Electric Mountain Bike, & Best Electric Mountain Bike Under $3,000
• 2. Best Hardtail Electric Mountain Bike
• 3. Best Emountain Bike Under $5,000
• 4. Best Electric Mountain Bike for Adults
• 5. Best Electric Mountain Bike Under $2,000
• 6. Best Hardtail Downhill Ebike
• 7. Best Electric MTB With Mid-Drive Motor
• 8. Best Hardtail EMTB Accessories

1. Best Hardtail EMTB, Best Budget Electric Mountain Bike, & Best Electric Mountain Bike Under $3,000: Ramblas

Highlighted Specs:

• ✓ Price: $2,899 MSRP
• ✓ Max Speed: 20 mph
• ✓ Battery range: 80 miles
• ✓ Torque sensor: 100 nm
• ✓ Payload: 300 lbs
• ✓ Warranty: Two-year warranty
• ✓ Throttle: No

The Aventon Ramblas is the winner for the best hardtail eMTB overall, the best budget electric mountain bike, and the best electric mountain bike under $3,000.

This affordable mid-drive electric bike features 250 watts of sustained motor power and 750 watts of peak power output. The mid-drive motor provides better balance and center of gravity compared to rear hub motor ebikes.

It also boasts a 708-watt-hour battery that offers a long range of up to 80 miles. As a class 2 hardtail eMTB, the Ramblas has a top speed of 20 miles per hour and an on-demand throttle to give you an extra boost of power when you need it.

This hardtail electric mountain bike for adults comes in four different frame sizes (Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large) to accommodate riders between 5’1” and 6’5”. It’s available in two colors—Aurora, a deep purple hue, and Borealis, an olive green shade.

As our pick for the best hardtail electric mountain bike under $3,000, the Ramblas costs just $2,899 MSRP. That price includes several key features, including a torque sensor to provide power output based on how hard you pedal, a dropper seatpost, and a RockShox front suspension fork with 130mm of travel.

The drivetrain consists of a SRAM 12-speed derailleur along with three levels of pedal assist. Fat tires provide versatility, and hydraulic disc brakes ensure maximum stopping power, whether you’re trail riding on flowy single tracks or hitting off-road, rocky terrain in an enduro ride.

For other fat-tire riding options, check out these fat-tire ebikes .

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2. Best Electric Assist Mountain Bike: Grand Canyon:ON 7

• ✓ Price: $3,799 MSRP
• ✓ Battery range: 82 km (50 miles)
• ✓ Torque sensor: Yes
• ✓ Payload: Not available
• ✓ Warranty: Six-year warranty

The Grand Canyon:ON 7 is the best electric assist mountain bike. It boasts a front RockShox suspension fork with 120mm of travel to absorb bumps in the trail and SRAM DB8 hydraulic disc brakes to give you optimal control when stopping on steep descents. A Shimano 12-speed Deore drivetrain makes shifting on technical ascents and fast-paced descents easier.

With a price point of $3,799 MSRP, the Canyon:ON 7 is almost $1,000 more expensive than the Ramblas and doesn’t have as many features or functionality. The Canyon:ON7 has a Bosch Performance Line CX motor with 85 Newton-meters (Nm) of torque, which is less than the Ramblas 100 Nm of torque. Its 625-watt-hour battery also provides less range compared to the Ramblas.

If you don't want to splurge on an electric bike, consider these budget ebike options .

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3. Best Emountain Bike Under $5,000: Bulls Copperhead Evo HD 750 Diamond

• ✓ Price: $4,499 MSRP
• ✓ Battery range: 116 miles
• ✓ Payload: 330 lbs
• ✓ Warranty: One- to five-year warranty, depending on components

The Copperhead Evo HD 750 is our pick for the best emountain bike under $5,000. With a price tag of $4,499 MSRP, the Bulls Copperhead Evo HD 750 Diamond is a splurge and 55% more expensive than the Ramblas.

The Evo HD 750 Diamond boasts 250 watts of continuous power and 600 watts of peak power thanks to the Bosch motor. It’s backed by a Bosch PowerTube battery with 750-watt-hours for long cross-country and enduro rides.

Instead of a front and rear suspension like on a full suspension mountain bike, this hardtail has one front suspension fork with 120mm of travel. It’s designed to cushion the ride, even when you’re dropping over logs and maneuvering through technical rocky sections.

Tektro hydraulic disc brakes ensure you stay safe and can stop on a dime. The dropper seatpost is easy to adjust so you can raise it up to tackle inclines easier or drop it down for better maneuverability when you’re cruising downhill through dirt corners and tight trees.

If you want more affordable options, explore these electric mountain bikes under $5,000 .

4. Best Electric Mountain Bike for Adults: Trek Powerfly 4 Gen 4

• ✓ Price: $3,649.99 MSRP
• ✓ Battery range: 77 miles

As our top pick for the best electric mountain bike for adults, we’ve chosen the Trek Powerfly 4 Gen 4. With a built-in Bosch smart system and intelligent eMTB mode, the bike provides power based on your terrain, whether you’re chasing hero dirt with your friends or cruising technical trails with the family..

The integrated battery fits right into the frame, providing a sleek design that won’t get in the way. Charge it up back at camp using the external charging port or pop the integrated battery out of the frame and place it in the charging cradle in your RV instead.

Stay connected when you’re out on the trails with the ebike Flow app, which offers route planning and navigation tools as well as location and status information so you can always get back on the ride.

As Trek’s most affordable electric mountain bikes, this one still costs a pretty penny at an MSRP of $3,649.99. That’s $750 more expensive than the Ramblas, equivalent to a cost increase of 26%.

5. Best Electric Mountain Bike Under $2,000: Velotric Summit

• ✓ Price: $1,999
• ✓ Max Speed: 28 mph
• ✓ Battery range: Up to 70 miles
• ✓ Payload: 440 lbs
• ✓ Throttle: Yes

The Velotric Summit is our pick for the best electric mountain bike under $2,000. With an MSRP of $1,999, it’s designed for commuting on paved bike paths, but heavy-duty enough to take a more scenic route through dirt tracks.

It boasts a rear hub motor with 750 watts of sustained power and full power delivery of 1,300 watts. It also features a 705.6-watt-hour battery.

The quiet motor offers 90 Newton-meters of torque (10% less torque than the Aventon Ramblas, which means less power when climbing steep hills and slower acceleration ). A hydraulic suspension with 120mm of travel improves the riding experience to keep you comfortable on cross-country treks and short excursions on technical trails.

Looking for other affordable ebike options? Consider these ebikes under $2,000 designed to tackle all types of terrain.

6. Best Hardtail Downhill Ebike: Orbea Urrun

• ✓ Price: $3,399 to $5,199 depending on model
• ✓ Battery range: Eight hours of riding with 3,000 meters of climbing
• ✓ Payload: 115 kg (253 lbs)
• ✓ Warranty: Two- to three-year warranty

The Orbea Urrun is our pick for the best hardtail downhill ebike thanks to its agile and lightweight construction. While it doesn’t have a carbon frame, it weighs as little as 41 pounds depending on the bike specs and selected components. That’s because it’s made with a next-generation aluminum hydroformed frame and butted tubes.

The Urrun boasts a powerful motor that’s located in the middle of the bike. It features a Fox Float front suspension fork with 120mm of travel to cushion even the most technical rides. Magura hydraulic brake rotors help you slow things down when you get into rocky sections, while Maxxis tires give you the grip you need in adverse conditions.

The Orbea Urrun costs $3,399 for the base model and $5,199 for the top of the line model. That means it’s $500-$2,300 more expensive than the Ramblas.

7. Best Electric MTB With Mid-Drive Motor: Cube Reaction Hybrid ABS 750

• ✓ Price: 4,599€
• ✓ Max Speed: 25 km/h (15.6 mph)
• ✓ Payload: 150 kg (330 lbs)

The Cube Reaction Hybrid ABS 750 is our pick for the best electric MTB with mid-drive motor. It boasts a fully integrated 750-watt-hour Bosch battery that can be charged on or off the bike. Powered by a Bosch Performance CX motor, you’ll get 250 watts of sustained power and 85 Newton-meters of torque.

It also features a Bosch Kiox 300 display that can be operated using an LED remote or the mini remote. The display is compact, splash-proof, and dust-proof, so you can easily check ride stats in any conditions. It’s also compatible with the ebike Flow app to dive deeper into your riding information.

Boasting a Fox 34 Float AWL front suspension fork with 120mm of travel, this trail bike easily handles most obstacles you’ll encounter on cross-country rides. With a price tag of 4,599€ MSRP (around $4,900), this bike comes in at the higher end of models on this list. You can save around $2,000 by purchasing the Aventon Ramblas instead—and you’ll get better torque and motor power.

Best Hardtail EMTB Accessories

Once you’ve browsed this list of the best hardtail electric mountain bikes for sale and picked the perfect one for your needs, grab some gear to make your new bike even better. From suspension seatposts that offer a smoother ride to locks that keep your bike safe when you stop for a break, here are some of our favorite accessories.

Aventon Fanttik Portable Air Pump

Stay prepared for the unexpected with the Aventon Fanttik Portable Air Pump . It fits conveniently in the palm of your hand and features five inflation modes so you can air up or down depending on the demands of the terrain. Three interchangeable adapters mean you have what you need to adjust tire pressure for everyone in your crew.

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Aventon Foldable Lock

Keep your bike secure with the Aventon Foldable Lock . It easily fits into your mountain biking backpack so you can lock up your bike while you stop for a refuel. Made of 8.5mm thick bars and featuring a tamper-resistant cylinder lock, it’s sure to protect your investment until you get back to the trails.

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Aventon Hitch Rack

Take your eMTB on bigger adventures with the Aventon Hitch Rack . Capable of holding up to two ebikes with a maximum weight of 155 pounds (or 77 pounds each), you can share the fun with your partner or a friend. It easily attaches to most 2-inch hitch bars so you can turn your sedan, SUV, or truck into a bike hauler.

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Score up to 80% off Patagonia clothing and gear at Backcountry's 4th of July Sale

A s the summer sun blazes, Backcountry cranks up the adventure with an unbeatable 50% off 4th of July sale. This is your golden opportunity to score substantial discounts on top-tier outdoor gear and apparel, including must-haves from Patagonia. Whether you're prepping for a mountain trek, planning a camping trip, or just refreshing your adventure wardrobe, this sale offers premium items at half the price. From high-performance tents to stylish jackets, the Backcountry sale has something for every outdoor enthusiast. Celebrate Independence Day with incredible savings and style. Don’t miss out on these epic deals.

Patagonia (Up to 80% off)

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Our Favorite Patagonia deals:

• Shearling Jacket - $71.60 (60% off)
• P-6 Label Pocket Responsibili-T-Shirt - $15.60 (60% off)
• Nine Trails Short - $22.50 (70% off)
• Terrebonne Joggers - $69.30 (30% off)
• Mahnya Fleece Short - $15.91 (80% off)
• Dirt Craft Pants - $104.30 (30% off)
• Mahnya Fleece Crewneck Sweater - $39.60 (60% off)
• Nano Puff Insulated Vest - $141.75 (25% off)
• Capilene Midweight Crew Top - $43.45 (45% off)
• Baggies 7-inch Short - $42.25 (35% off)
• Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover - $59.60 (60% off)

Patagonia is a pioneer in sustainable and eco-friendly outdoor clothing. Its commitment to environmental responsibility shines through in its products. Shopping for Patagonia gear at Backcountry during sales not only gets you top-notch outdoor clothing but also aligns with those whose values align with supporting eco-conscious brands.

Not into Patagonia? Check out some of the other brands on sale right now at Backcountry below.

The North Face (Up to 70% off)

The North Face is synonymous with outdoor adventure and exploration. Known for its high-quality jackets, backpacks, and outdoor apparel, The North Face combines innovation with durability. Backcountry's sales on The North Face gear are a golden opportunity to snag versatile products for your next outdoor escapade without breaking the bank.

Backcountry (Up to 80% off)

Backcountry's in-house brand offers a wide range of outdoor equipment and clothing. Its products are designed with input from outdoor enthusiasts and are known for their reliability and affordability. Shopping for Backcountry gear during sales allows you to support a brand that is deeply connected to the outdoor community.

Smartwool (Up to 70% off)

Smartwool is a go-to brand for high-quality, merino wool-based clothing and accessories. Their gear excels in moisture-wicking, temperature regulation and comfort. During Backcountry's sales, you can score Smartwool items that provide the ultimate in comfort and performance, whether you're hiking, skiing, or just staying cozy in colder weather.

Marmot (Up to 75% off)

Marmot is a brand renowned for its durable and high-performance outdoor clothing and equipment. Whether you're an avid hiker or a winter sports enthusiast, Marmot's gear is designed to keep you comfortable in challenging conditions. Backcountry's Marmot sale is the perfect time to invest in quality products known for their longevity and functionality while enjoying significant savings.

Mountain Hardwear (Up to 75% off)

Mountain Hardwear is all about pushing boundaries. Its innovative designs and technical gear cater to those who demand top-tier performance from their outdoor equipment. With Backcountry's sales offering up to 75% off, you can get your hands on Mountain Hardwear gear that's perfect for your next adventure, from high-altitude climbs to rugged treks.

Outdoor Research (Up to 75% off)

Outdoor Research is a brand trusted by outdoor enthusiasts for its focus on versatile, high-quality clothing and accessories. Its gear is designed to adapt to changing weather conditions and various outdoor activities. At Backcountry's sale, you can explore a wide range of Outdoor Research products, ensuring you're well-prepared for any adventure while enjoying significant discounts.

Prana (Up to 75% off)

Prana is known for its stylish and eco-conscious approach to outdoor and active wear. Its clothing is not only comfortable but also sustainable, making it perfect for those who care about the environment. Backcountry's sale on Prana items allows you to upgrade your active wardrobe with comfortable, eco-friendly clothing at a fraction of the cost.

Hoka (Up to 35% off)

Hoka is a brand that revolutionizes the world of trail running and hiking with its ultra-cushioned, lightweight footwear. Perfect for those who need reliable and comfortable footwear for long treks or trail running. At Backcountry's sale, you can discover Hoka shoes that will enhance your outdoor experiences while enjoying substantial savings.

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