Colorado E-bike News
Law changes, rebates, enforcement, and theft trends that affect Colorado riders, in our words, with a link to the original report. Updated October 2026.
Latest Colorado e-bike news
Attorney General warns buyers about high-powered machines sold as e-bikes (opens Colorado Attorney General in a new tab)
The advisory restates the Colorado HB25-1197 rules: a bike that can be switched past its class limits is not an e-bike, and labeling it as one is a deceptive trade practice.
Colorado relaunches its $1,000 e-bike rebate lottery, registration from August 24 (opens The Colorado Sun in a new tab)
About 2,800 vouchers worth $1,000 each are on offer after the first program spent its money between 2023 and 2025. Households at or below 80 percent of area median income qualify.
Statewide e-bike rebate returns at the end of August (opens Colorado Public Radio in a new tab)
The Colorado Energy Office put $3 million from the Community Access Enterprise into the relaunch, with application windows in August, October, January, and March.
Energy Office: $1,000 rebates, plus $300 for cargo and adaptive e-bikes (opens Colorado Energy Office in a new tab)
The rebate stacks on top of the $225 point-of-sale discount every Coloradan gets through the state e-bike tax credit, but may not combine with city vouchers such as Denver's on the same bike.
Mountain towns prepare for the rebate's return (opens Vail Daily in a new tab)
Resort-area shops expect a repeat of the 2023 rush when the income-qualified vouchers return in August.
Headlines and summaries are ours; follow the link for the source's full report. Items dated by month only are undated articles listed by the date of the event they cover.