Myles Warwood

2 weeks ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Cycling Electric is proud to have reviewed many electric gravel bikes since the site started, and as manufacturers jump on board and develop their bikes further, we’re charging forward too. We’ve reviewed yet another electric gravel bike in the Rondo IOON, a premium electric gravel bike, yet to be given an official price tag or even to be released, and yet, we have managed to get our hands on one and take it on a test ride.

3 weeks ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

The evolution of electric mountain bikes (eMTBs) has made them a more accessible and effective option for riders seeking to tackle challenging trails with the added benefit of motor assistance. e-MTBs have come on in leaps and bounds, many manufacturers finding huge gains in battery size and motor technology to make challenging trails even more enjoyable. We’ve seen a swathe of new e-MTBs in 2025, and the latest is the Haibike AllMTN TRN/IQ series.

1 month ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Merida is a bike company that has been around for 50 years and is only recently coming to the fore with good quality, well-priced and specced bikes. Quality is something which founder Ike Tseng wanted to change the perception of Taiwanese bikes, and in 2001, Merida opened its state-of-the-art R&D department in Germany, working closely with the Taiwanese factory to develop their bikes.

1 month ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Unveiled in March 2025, the EIDOLON from Ponomarets Bikes aims to set a new benchmark in the premium e-bike segment. Weighing just 9.9kg, it boldly claims the world’s lightest bespoke electric bicycle title, with some mainstream manufacturers not yet getting below the 11kg mark. Cycling Electric has a buyer’s guide to the lightest electric bikes you can buy if weight does matter. But the weight on his bike is only part of the story.

1 month ago | cyclingelectric.com | Myles Warwood

Gravel electric bikes can be tricky to get right. Manufacturers tread a balance between a supple bike that can handle and ride off-road and stiffness and speed when you’re riding in between or to your gravel route. Consumers want to have a bike which can conquer all, and this is not always possible with geometry.