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Black Friday e-bike deals 2026: what actually dropped

Black Friday prices on the e-bikes and e-motos in our quiz, checked by hand on each brand’s own site, with how much each one really dropped since October.

Every brand below says its bikes are hundreds of dollars off. Most of those savings are measured against a “regular” price the bikes rarely sell at. So we did something simpler: we wrote down what each bike in our quiz actually cost in October, and compared it with what it costs now. The last column is the real drop. Prices checked on each manufacturer’s own site on November 1 and 3, 2026. Sales change fast, so check the price on the brand’s page before you buy.

The short version

The two real Black Friday drops so far are the Yozma IN10 and IN10 Pro, each $100 lower than in October, and the Eskute Nova X, $81 lower. Most of the other “deals” are the same price these bikes sold at before November.

E-motos (off-road only)

BikeNowListed regularReal drop since October
Eskute Nova X$899$1,399$81 (was $979.99)
Eskute Nova Mini$899$1,399None (was $899)
Yozma IN10$999$1,599$100 (was $1,099)
Yozma IN11$1,499$1,599None (launch price)
Yozma IN10 Pro$1,699$2,399$100 (was $1,799)

Best deal: the Nova X at $899. It is the cheapest real e-moto in our quiz, and it now costs the same as the smaller Nova Mini, so pick between those two by height alone: the Mini for riders under about 5’9″, the Nova X above that. The IN10 at $999 is now only $100 more than the Nova X, which makes its standard chain and dealer network easier to justify. The IN11 has not been discounted at all, and Yozma is launching a white version on pre-order November 9.

All five are sold as off-road only, with no turn signals and no path to registration. If you do not have private land or legal trails to ride on, do not buy any of them.

Nova X at EskuteNova Mini at EskuteIN10 at YozmaIN11 at YozmaIN10 Pro at Yozma

Street-legal e-bikes

BikeNowListed regularReal drop since October
Eskute V100$559.99$1,399None (was $559)
Himiway Zebra D5$1,499 + code HIMIBF100$2,299Up to $100, with the code
Ride1Up Portola 02$995No saleNone

Himiway Zebra D5: the price is the same $1,499 it was in October, but Himiway’s Black Friday code HIMIBF100 takes $100 off any e-bike. We have not confirmed whether the code stacks with the sale price, so check at checkout.

Eskute V100: the bike we own is $559.99, the same as before. Eskute is offering new customers another $15 off. It is still the cheapest bike in our quiz with front and rear suspension; our owner review covers what wears out.

Ride1Up Portola 02: no Black Friday discount on the bike itself so far, and it is on backorder. Ride1Up is discounting accessories bought with it instead.

V100 at EskuteZebra D5 at HimiwayPortola 02 at Ride1Up

How to read a Black Friday e-bike price

Ignore the “save” number. The Nova X says “Save $500” against a $1,399 regular price, but it sold for $979.99 in October. The real saving is $81. Compare the price now with what the bike cost a month ago, not with the crossed-out number.

Check the date on limited offers. Several brands run weekend-only extras and “first 20 orders” offers on top of the sale. They are real, but they end fast, so we have left them off this page.

Buy from the manufacturer. Every link on this page goes to the brand’s own site, where the warranty is clear. Here is why we do not link to Amazon.

Prices checked by hand on Eskute’s, Yozma’s, Himiway’s and Ride1Up’s own product pages on November 1 and 3, 2026. October prices are from our own catalog checks. We will update this page as prices change through Cyber Monday.

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