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It\u2019s not so long ago that gravel bikes were a novelty, but now gravel riding<\/a> is one of cycling\u2019s hottest topics. Alongside the rise of electric bikes<\/a>, the two trends were bound to come together.<\/p>\n Much like the best electric mountain bikes<\/a>, electric gravel bikes make a lot of sense for climbing off-road<\/a>, particularly if your gravel riding regularly takes you onto steep, sketchy surfaces.<\/p>\n Having a motor to help on the climbs makes them a lot easier to handle, while, on the way back down, there\u2019s little downside to the extra weight of the motor and battery.<\/p>\n As with any electric bike, a gravel ebike\u2019s motor assistance will be limited to speeds below 15mph \/ 25kph in the UK, EU and Australia, and 20mph in the US.<\/p>\n For more advice on what to look for in an electric gravel bike, including the different types of motors available, our full buyer\u2019s guide is at the bottom of this article<\/a>.<\/p>\n Otherwise, here are the best electric gravel bikes, as reviewed by BikeRadar\u2019s expert testers.<\/p>\n You can also head to our pick of the best gravel bikes<\/a>, for our top-rated, non-assisted options. And if you\u2019re on a budget, we\u2019ve got a round-up of the best cheap gravel bikes<\/a> under \u00a31,500.<\/p>\nThe best electric gravel bikes in 2022, as rated by our expert testers<\/h2>\n
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