Seven brands, one showroom
Which brand is actually yours?
We do not carry seven brands to look impressive. We carry seven because riders are different shapes, with different knees, different storage and different plans — and no single brand is right for all of them.
Here is the honest version of who each one suits, including where we would steer you somewhere else.
Two of them — Pedego and Urtopia — are our staples. They are what the shop is built on; the other five fill gaps those two do not.
Pedego
Staple brandThe one your neighbor already owns
Our anchor brand. We are an authorized Pedego dealer and warranty service center, so the bike, the parts, the claim and the mechanic are all in one building.
Best for: Riders who want a bike that is comfortable from the first minute, and a shop that will still be here in five years.
- Authorized dealer — warranty service done in-house, not mailed away
- The widest range we carry: cruisers, commuters and cargo
- Upright riding position that suits riders who have not cycled in years
From $1,695 Read more →
Urtopia
Staple brandThe lightest, smartest thing in the shop
Our second anchor. Carbon frames at a weight nothing else on the floor comes close to — and the bike we hand people who are convinced every e-bike is too heavy to bother with.
Best for: Riders who have to carry a bike up stairs, lift it onto a rack, or simply refuse to own something that weighs 70 pounds.
- Carbon-fiber frames — dramatically lighter than a typical aluminum e-bike
- Built-in GPS tracking and fingerprint unlock
- Rides like a bicycle rather than a scooter
Pricing on request Read more →
Emojo
6 modelsThree wheels, done properly
Best for: Riders who want the stability of three wheels, a genuinely low step-through, and a basket big enough to make the trip worth taking.
- Trikes only — we stock Emojo for their three-wheelers, not their bikes
- Cannot tip over at a standstill
- Front and rear cargo baskets, not accessories bolted on afterwards
From $1,599 Read more →
Meelod
9 modelsRetro looks, modern everything else
Best for: Riders who want the bike to look like something, not just do something.
- Vintage moped styling with modern components underneath
- Fat tires — comfortable on sand-dusted A1A shoulders and boardwalks
- The most-photographed bikes on our floor
Pricing on request Read more →
Murf
5 modelsBeach cruising, California-simple
Best for: Coastal riders who want a laid-back cruiser and would rather not maintain a drivetrain they never use.
- Fat tires that handle sand, shell and boardwalk without complaint
- Simplified drivetrain — dramatically less to adjust, wear out or replace
- Long, low, relaxed cruiser geometry
Pricing on request Read more →
Woom
5 modelsKids' bikes that are actually built for kids
Best for: Parents who have watched a child give up on a bike that was simply too heavy for them.
- Roughly half the weight of a typical department-store kids' bike
- Brake levers sized and sprung for small hands
- Correct geometry per age — not a shrunken adult bike
Pricing on request Read more →
Segway
13 modelsFour e-bikes on the floor, plus eKickScooters
Best for: Riders comparing a Segway e-bike with a Segway eKickScooter in one visit.
- e-bikes on the floor: Myon, Muxi, Xafari, and Xyber
- eKickScooters on the floor to test ride: E2 Pro and E3 Pro
- The rest of the scooter line is listed and is not on the floor
Pricing on request Read more →
Side by side
The seven brands, compared
What each one is actually for, in one table. Seven brands in the showroom — call ahead if you are coming for one specific model and want it charged and waiting.
| Brand | What we stock | Best for | Price from | Models |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pedego | Electric Bikes | Riders who want a bike that is comfortable from the first minute, and a shop that will still be here in five years. | $1,695 | 11 |
| Urtopia | Electric Bikes | Riders who have to carry a bike up stairs, lift it onto a rack, or simply refuse to own something that weighs 70 pounds. | On request | 12 |
| Emojo | Electric Trikes | Riders who want the stability of three wheels, a genuinely low step-through, and a basket big enough to make the trip worth taking. | $1,599 | 6 |
| Meelod | Electric Bikes | Riders who want the bike to look like something, not just do something. | On request | 9 |
| Murf | Electric Bikes | Coastal riders who want a laid-back cruiser and would rather not maintain a drivetrain they never use. | On request | 5 |
| Woom | Kids' Bikes | Parents who have watched a child give up on a bike that was simply too heavy for them. | On request | 5 |
| Segway | Electric Bikes and eKickScooters | Riders comparing a Segway e-bike with a Segway eKickScooter in one visit. | On request | 13 |
The comparison nobody else will do for you
A single-brand store has to tell you their brand is right for you, because it is the only one they have. That is not dishonesty exactly — it is just the structure of the business.
We do not have that problem. If you walk in wanting a Pedego and the right answer is a Murf, we will say so and make the same living either way. Occasionally the right answer is that you should not buy an electric bike at all, and we will say that too.
Bring your car if you want to check a bike fits your rack. Bring your partner, because the second bike is usually decided in the same visit. Bring your children, because their bike is what determines whether any of it gets used.
Come and ride one
The showroom is the whole advantage. Fifteen minutes on the right bike tells you more than a month of reading reviews.
Ride all seven in one visit
Tell us roughly what you are after and we will have the right bikes charged and ready. No pressure, no deposit, no obligation to buy anything.
- Ride as many brands as you like in one visit
- We will tell you when a cheaper bike is the right bike
- Closed Wednesdays — every other day, 10am to 5pm
Prefer to talk? Call (561) 677-2622 or text (561) 562-0097.