Grabbing your bike helmet, tossing on some outdoor clothes, and hitting the nearby trails is a joy many of our Freedare customers look forward to every weekend. While we know we offer a fantastic price value for our Freedare Saiga Fat Tire All-Terrain eBike, we want to be sure you’re getting the best information about budgeting for your upcoming purchase or gift.

The trick to getting the most out of a mountain eBike is ensuring it has the features to help you move uphill, control your device going downhill, and get the length of adventure you want without needing to find a nearby outlet.

Just remember that budget doesn’t have to mean “cheap.” There are many providers out there, so weigh all the features and pricing elements equally before you decide to buy.

What Price Levels Do All Terrain Electric Bikes Have?

While every eBike company will try to price their mountain electric bikes to boost competition and sales, you can expect to find four primary categories most eBikes fall into. These are good starting points similar to pricing a hotel room, vacation flight, or related tiered product.

• $500-$1,000:This is the budget level where entry riders can expect to find a decent eBike but with lower battery capacities and only the basic components that help you push through a gentle off-road trail.
• $1,000-$2,500:Here is where our Freedare Saiga is priced! These eBikes offer fantastic features like powerful motors (up to 750w), extended battery life, and usually some mechanical elements like our advanced torque sensor—most mid-level to advanced riders like this price point.
• $2,500-$4,000:Here, you’ll find many “high-end” rides with massive battery capacities or luxury features typical for advanced mountain bikers who may enjoy competition-level events.
• $4,000 and Up:The materials separate this price point from the rest. Light carbon frames are incredibly durable and specially designed motor systems are typical. Most competition riders (like those in the Olympics or XGames) purchase eBikes in this category.

What All-Terrain Electric Bike Price is Right for You?

Selecting the right eBike budget for your desired ride is all about setting a financial goal and then getting the best amenities available. For example, our Freedare Saiga Fat Tire eBike features an advanced torque system for better handling and thicker tires to ensure stability on different terrains – even when there’s rain. These are features you’d usually find above our current sales point in the price category, but that’s what sets us apart from the competition.

Some of the features you want to focus on for the optimal mountain eBike include:

• Powerful motor with torque control and pedal assistance to get you up and down mountain trails.
• UL certification to demonstrate the battery, frame, and mechanics hold up to rugged use.
• Fat tires and tougher suspension make riding over gravel, mud, roots, and ruts a comfortable experience.
• IPX6 or IPX7 rating to demonstrate the electric bike you’re using is waterproof resistant.

The final point you should consider is the accessories from the brand you love. At Freedare, we have a wide range of replacement and enhancement parts to ensure your next mountain bike ride is completely personalized to your unique needs.

Freedare Saiga: All the Features You Want at a Budget-Friendly Price

Our Freedare Saiga Fat Tire All Terrain Electric Bike typically runs around $1,699 (depending on seasonal sales offers). That is a fantastic price considering all the numerous features and benefits like:

• 750W BAFANG Geared Hub Motor
• 960wh Samsung battery
• Shimano 7-speed gear shift system
• Kenda 26 x 4” fat tires
• Up to 90 miles range and speeds of 28mph
• Advance torque sensor and adjustable suspension fork
• AL-6061 aluminum alloy frame

We even provide access to our proprietary Freedare mobile application, offering customers real-time mapping when they’re out and about and anti-theft peace of mind when camping. Get the most out of your next mountain ride and purchase your Freedare Saiga today at the best price!

Cover photo shares by Amin Youssef