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Heybike Mars 3.0 Review: A Folding E-Bike With Big Power, Smooth Suspension, and Features That Punch Above Its Price

Charles and I have reviewed numerous electric bikes over the past few years, including several from Heybike. And if you know us, you know we don’t just test bikes for a day and call it a review. We unbox, take initial rides, and then put them to actual use. Since getting the Heybike Mars 3.0, I’ve ridden it all around town, including sketchy stretches of gravel — our town has terrible roads — and I’ve been impressed. Really impressed. Here’s why.



Get an Early-Bird Deal on the New Heybike ALPHA, a Powerful Mid-Drive E-Bike with Fat Tires & 60-Mile Range

The Heybike ALPHA is stepping onto the e-bike scene with a blend of power, comfort, and everyday practicality. Designed for riders who want an effortless, enjoyable ride—whether for commuting, weekend adventures, or simply cruising around town—this mid-drive e-bike offers a smooth, controlled experience that feels as close to traditional cycling as possible, with just the right amount of pedal assist. For a limited time, the ALPHA is available at an early bird price of $1,599, down from its usual $1,699. That discount makes it an even more appealing option for those looking for a high-performance e-bike without overspending.




Gear Diary’s Best of CES 2024 Awards

CES 2024 has wrapped, and this year, there was a plethora of exciting and innovative new products to discover and explore. After sorting through (what felt like) thousands of press announcements and making our way through a dizzying amount of CES events, venues, and demos, these are the products we found to be the most innovative and intriguing. Without further ado and in no particular order, here are our top 16 Best of CES 2024 choices. Let’s delve into the exciting array of advancements that emerged from this year’s CES!


Heybike Horizon E-Bike Review: Full Suspension, Folding, Fat Tire Fun

I recently reviewed the Mars 2.0, another recent e-bike from Heybike, and I loved it. The Heybike Horizon went on sale last week and is currently priced at $1699.99. The Mars 2.0 currently sells for $1099.99. What is the difference between the two, and what justifies the added $600 expenditure? How about a Horst-link rear suspension and hydraulic front suspension, 24 “×4” fat tires, as well as hydraulic brakes and headlight and back/brake lights both with turn signals? How does it stack up? Let’s take a look.