Christmas Sales e-bike deals: big savings on road, gravel and city models including Orbea, Vitus and more

Norco Scene VLT: was $3,599, now $1,799.94 at Jenson USA

Jenson has dropped the price of this urban e-bike by an immense 33%. Made by Canadian brand Norco, this bike is perfect for any city dwellers hoping to replace their car. The step-thru frame and padded saddle make it one of the most accessible bikes on the market. 

Diamondback Union 1 e-bike: Was $3,500, now $2,800 at Backcountry

The Union 1 e-bike is equally at home as a daily commuter or weekend tourer. It features a powerful and reliable Bosch motor and a 400Wh battery, 10-speed Shimano Deore shifters and Tektro hydraulic disc brakes. With 20% it's a deal not to be missed.

Serial 1 RUSH/CTY: was $4,999.99, now $1,699.95 at Mike's bikes

Over at Mike's Bikes, you can get the all terrain RUSH/CTY for $1,699.95, a huge saving of 66% on the normal retail price and a big reduction form the previous saving of 29%. This is a top of the range step-thru e-bike with a smooth, modern design. The distance range is much better with this option, which can manage up to 90 miles on a full charge. 

LOOK E765 Optimum: was $6,200, now $4,340.94 at Jenson USA

Jenson USA have slashed off almost $2,000 off the price of their LOOK E765 Optimum electric road bike. This 2021 model boasts a carbon-fibre frame and comes fitted with a Shimano 105 groupset, perfect for climbing up tough gradients. Stock is extremely limited so act fast if you like the look of this deal. 

Orbea Gain M30 1X E-Bike: Was $4,599, now $3,679.20 at Jenson USA

The Gain M30 features a dedicated 1x gravel groupset in the shape of Shimano's impressive GRX , which includes hydraulic disc brakes for supreme stopping power. It's also equipped with Schwalble's 40mm G-One Bite tires that deliver speed and grip on both road gravel surfaces. Both motor and battery are Ebikemotion.  

FIXIE Inc. Backspin Zehus: was £1,599.99, now £1,119.99 at Wiggle

Fixie Inc. are one of the market leaders in single-speed bikes. This urban model has a motor built into the rear hub and is available in both matt black and grey. Stock is limited, though, so hurry if you want to take advantage of this 30% saving.  

Orbea Vibe H10 EQ Hybrid: was £3,459, now £2,595 at Sigma Sports

This electric hybrid bike comes fully equipped for city cycling, with mudguards, a pannier bag and integrated lights. A 248Wh battery is stashed away in the down tube, helping you to build your speed to 25km/h (15.5mph). Here's your chance to get almost £1,000 off the retail price. 

Vitus Mach E Urban E-Bike (Alivio): Was £2,299.99, now £1,729.99 at Wiggle

The Mach E Urban is designed to handle whatever the city streets can throw at it, making it an ideal daily commuter. It's built around Shimano's reliable STEPS e-bike motor as well as the brand's 9-speed Alivio groupset that includes hydraulic disc brakes for superior stopping power whatever the weather. This deal will save you 24%.

Vitus E-Substance Alloy Road (Tiagra): was £3,299.99, now £2,474.99 at Wiggle

Wiggle are offering 25% off this Vitus E-Substance aluminium-frame road bike. With the battery tucked away in the down tube, this bike boasts a slick finish, something we’ve come to expect from the French manufacturer. Though the Tiagra groupset might not be Shimano’s finest offering, 20 gears will see you through almost all types of riding. 

Bianchi Aria E-Road: was £4,361, now £3,539 at Sigma Sports

Italian bike manufacturers Bianchi have got in on the electric road bike game with the Aria E-Road, and if you didn't know that it had a battery in it, you probably wouldn't realise. It's sleek and looks good, and is an excellent ride too. 

Vitus E-Substance Alloy Gravel: was £3,499.99, now £2,474.99 at Wiggle

Proof that e-bikes do not have to be incredibly expensive, the E-Substance from Vitus might be the perfect ride to allow you to explore trails and routes off road. The robust aluminium frame and carbon fork are tuned for versatility, and is paired with the compact Fazua electric drive system to allow for assistance when you need it.