Product Specs
USB Plug For Charging
Using turn-by-turn directions drain battery-life from our phones. Protect your battery and use Story Bike’s integrated USB port so you can charge your phone while you ride to work, school, or around town.
5 Levels of Pedal Assist
Crank the level up when you get tired. Let the bike do more of the work by changing the Pedal assist levels. Got to get to work and don’t want to show up in a sweat? Turn the pedal assist up. Trying to get in some cardio? Turn the pedal assist off.
Hidden Battery
Our unique hidden battery that's built within the frame gives it the sleek look of a traditional bike while giving you the power of a fast and powerful ride!
20 MPH
Story Bikes are equipped with a powerful motor capable of hitting speeds up to 20 MPH. Big hills? No problem. The 350W motor is discreet yet packs a major punch. 250W motors are also offered to comply with international regulations.
45 Mile Range
Ride to the beach, work, grocery store, and back home all on a single charge. Powered by a 36V battery hidden in the down tube of the bike, Story Bikes will get you where you need to go. You can maximize your range by relying less on the motor and more on your output.
Torque Sensing crankset
With the Torque Sensing Crankset you are free to enjoy the pleasures of biking. Equipped with up to six different levels of pedal assist, just apply pressure and the motor will instantly power the bike to your preferred level.
Story Bikes was born from the love of electric bikes and philanthropy.
"Pick some wheels, give some wheels"
For EVERY Story Electric Bike Sold, One Buffalo Bike is donated to those in need globally.
The goal of our electric bikes is to get people of all ages back on bikes, out of cars, and living healthier lifestyles by riding more often while reducing their carbon footprint. Riders will also have an immediate impact on a person in need in impoverished parts of the world.
Students reduce travel time to and from school which improves their educational outcomes. More bicycles in the hands of girls and boys in rural regions of the developing world will help lift families and communities out of poverty.
