Collection: Cycrown

Explore Cycrown electric bikes at StreetRides US, including commuter, fat-tire and moped-style models. Compare fit, ride character and equipment with clear product-level details.

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  • Run Mini Vintage Moped Ebike
    Black Run Mini moped-style e-bike with brown saddle shown from the side Front three-quarter product view of the black Run Mini

    Run Mini Vintage Moped Ebike

    Regular price
    $549.99
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    $549.99
    Regular price
    $599.99
  • Cycrown CycHunter Moped-Style Fat Tire E-Bike
    Black CycHunter with dual batteries and a brown bench saddle, side view Front three-quarter view of the CycHunter with fat tires and round headlight

    Cycrown CycHunter Moped-Style Fat Tire E-Bike

    Regular price
    $779.99 - $999.99
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    $779.99 - $999.99
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    $899.99 - $1,099.99
  • CycHunter 2.0 Moped-Style Ebike
    Black CycHunter 2.0 shown from the side with its dual-battery setup Front three-quarter view of the black CycHunter 2.0 and wide headlight

    CycHunter 2.0 Moped-Style Ebike

    Regular price
    $829.99 - $1,129.99
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    $829.99 - $1,129.99
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    $999.99 - $1,199.99
  • Cycrown Dremax Commuter E-Bike
    Urban teal Cycrown Dremax commuter e-bike in a front three-quarter studio view with 27.5 inch tires. Helmeted rider using the teal Dremax on a mountain road with the upright commuter fit visible.

    Cycrown Dremax Commuter E-Bike

    Regular price
    $1,299.99
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    $1,299.99
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    $1,624.99
  • Cycrown Nomad Pro Smart Fat Tire E-Bike
    Graphite grey Cycrown Nomad Pro smart fat tire e-bike with a 26 inch wheel setup and long-range battery. Front three-quarter view of the graphite grey Nomad Pro showing the hydraulic fork, fat tires, and commuter frame.

    Cycrown Nomad Pro Smart Fat Tire E-Bike

    Regular price
    $1,499.99
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    $1,499.99
    Regular price
    $1,599.99
  • Cycrown Roma All-Terrain E-Bike, 750W, Full Suspension, 90-Mile Range
    Indigo blue Cycrown Roma step-over e-bike in a front three-quarter view Two helmeted riders with blue and yellow Roma e-bikes on a coastal overlook

    Cycrown Roma All-Terrain E-Bike, 750W, Full Suspension, 90-Mile Range

    Regular price
    $1,699.99
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    $1,699.99
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    $2,124.99
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  • CycRun 2.0 Vintage Moped Ebike
    Black CycRun 2.0 with brown saddle shown from the side Front three-quarter view of the CycRun 2.0 with round headlight and fat tire

    CycRun 2.0 Vintage Moped Ebike

    Regular price
    $699.99 - $949.99
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    $699.99 - $949.99
    Regular price
    $899.99 - $1,099.99
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Answers to common buying questions about Cycrown

Cycrown Buying FAQs

The current Cycrown range on StreetRides includes vintage moped-style e-bikes, commuter models and fat-tire options. Open the individual listings to compare the exact motor, battery, seating, suspension and speed configuration, because those details differ substantially by model.

Start with the route and storage plan. A commuter-oriented frame is usually the easier choice for regular pedaling and lighter daily handling, while a long-seat moped-style model prioritizes a relaxed seated posture and larger visual footprint. Check the exact product weight, class or speed configuration, rack limits and local access rules before deciding.

Read the model-specific manual and complete the assembly checks before riding. Confirm the brakes, tire condition, lights, fasteners and battery connection, then begin in a low-traffic area. CYCROWN publishes model manuals and assembly videos; use the exact resource for the bike you receive.

Use only the supplied or manufacturer-approved charger, follow the model manual, and remain present while charging. Do not use a generic universal charger simply because the connector fits. Let a wet or visibly damaged battery be inspected before charging.

No. Access depends on the bike's actual classification and the rule for the road, path, campus or land manager. In the commonly used U.S. three-class framework, pedal-assist and throttle behavior matter, so confirm the model configuration and local rules before the ride.