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Had a issue with a bike i purchased i brought it in and was took care of immediately, very awesome EXPERIENCE i recommend trolly square magnum store to all..they even hooked it up with a basket....
E-Bikes Utah: Where Can I Ride?
The unique natural landscape of Utah offers stunning scenery. Sandstone formations including arches and canyons are easily accessible by e-bike across the state.
In addition to the desert, sandstone, and red rocks, did you know that Utah is also home to alpine lakes, forests, and incredible cities and communities?
Utah is waiting. Discover how you can explore this beautiful state on your e-bike!
What Are The Best E-Bike Trails And Parks In Utah?
Are There E-Bike Incentive Programs In Utah?
Where Can I Find Magnum Bikes In Utah?
What Are The Best E-Bike Trails And Parks In Utah?
Check out some of the state’s most beautiful sites with incredible e-bike trails and parks — like these!
Provo River Parkway Trail
Waterfalls along the Provo River Parkway Trail. Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
Why We Love It
Running from Utah Lake up into Provo Canyon, the Provo River Parkway Trail is an exciting 30-mile paved trail for hikers, e-bikes, and bicyclists.
About 7.5 miles of the trail are within Provo City Limits, with the rest of the trail maintained by Orem City and Utah County.
There are many access points to the trail, including amenities like restrooms and picnic areas.
Plus, the scenery can’t be beat. You’ll pass wetlands, farmland, and forested areas, with plenty of river and waterfall views.
This 15-mile route is a can’t-miss destination.
When To Visit
The trail is typically open year-round, but watch for periodic closures for maintenance and improvements.
Which E-Bike Classes Are Allowed?
Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes are allowed on the trail, but Class 3 e-bikes (those with maximum assisted speed up to 28 mph) are prohibited.
Park City Multi-Use Paths
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E-bikes are permitted on roadways and many multi-use paths throughout beautiful Park City, UT. Image Source: Unsplash
Why We Love It
We love urban riding options that make e-bike recreation and commuting a little easier.
While e-bikes are prohibited from all single-track trails in Park City, a number of multi-use paths are e-bike friendly!
The city clarifies that e-bike use is permitted, “on soft-surface trails wider than five feet and all paved multi-use paths within Park City.”
To get more specific, check out this PDF of Multi-Use Paths That Permit E-Bikes in Park City.
When To Visit
Path hours may vary, so count on visiting during daylight hours when possible.
Which E-Bike Classes Are Allowed?
Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes are permitted on trails meeting the criteria above.
Class 3 e-bikes are only permitted on roadways in Park City.
Bryce Canyon Shared Use Path
Bryce Canyon is known for its distinctive hoodoos – tall, thin rock formations caused by erosion. Explore the unique landscape on the Bryce Canyon Shared Use Path! Image Source: Flickr
Why We Love It
This 18-mile paved path lets you choose your own adventure:
Explore the entire path and climb over 1,000 ft in elevation gain on the way up, then descend a whopping 2,080 ft descent on the path down!
Or, choose the common 5-mile stretch connecting Bryce Canyon City with Inspiration Point, with a more modest gain of 746 feet and descent of 266 feet.
Whichever you choose, the path is open to:
Pedestrians (including leashed pets)
Wheelchairs
Cyclists
E-bikes
Skates and rollerblades
Longboards
Non-motorized scooters
Cross-country skiers
When To Visit
Bryce Canyon National Park is open 24 hours a day year-round.
You can even rent cross-country skis or snowshoes for winter visits!
Admission fees apply: choose a Pass to access other National Parks or pay the park admission fee.
Which E-Bike Classes Are Allowed?
Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes are permitted. Class 3 e-bikes (those with maximum assisted speed up to 28 mph) are not allowed.
E-bike riders, take note: you must use your pedals while riding an e-bike on Bryce Canyon Shared Use Path — no throttle-only riding, except on roadways.
Are E-Bikes Legal In Utah?
E-bikes are definitely legal in Utah! The state recognizes the traditional 3-class system of e-bikes and riders face very few restrictions.
All you really need to know is that if helmets are required for bicyclists near you, then you’ll need a helmet when riding your e-bike.
You can hit bicycle-friendly trails in Utah State Parks with your e-bike, too.
Outside of parks, stick to bike lanes, bike paths, and multi-use paths — stay off the sidewalks!
Do I Need a Driver’s License For E-Bikes In Utah?
Overall, the State of Utah doesn’t require insurance, registration, or a license to operate an e-bike.
However, cities are allowed to place their own restrictions.
For example, the City of Provo requires licenses for all bicycles.
So, be sure to check your local city government for more information.
Road sign in Monument Valley. Image Source: Unsplash
Are There E-Bike Incentive Programs In Utah?
Utah has had just 1 known incentive program as of this writing, but we’re sure that more will be on the way!
It’s tough to keep a current list of active e-bike incentive programs because cities, counties, and states open and close them all the time.
When a program reaches its cap, it typically closes until a new program is approved in the area.
Check out our article about e-bike incentives to learn more and find resources for the latest information.
Where Can I Find Magnum Bikes In Utah?
If you’re in the market for a new Magnum Bike in Utah, you’re in the right place.
Utah is the original home of Magnum Bikes, with flagship stores in Salt Lake City on State Street as well as in Park City on Main Street.
We’re also stocked in over a dozen Magnum authorized dealers across Utah, and more than 250 authorized dealers and flagship stores across the US.
Visit any one of our Magnum Authorized Dealers in Utah.
E-Bikes Utah FAQs
Curious what people are asking about e-bikes in Utah? Here are the answers to some common questions.
Are E-Bikes Allowed In Utah State Parks?
In general, Class 1 e-bikes are allowed where regular bicycles are allowed in most Utah State Parks.
Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes are typically prohibited from trails in state parks, but may be allowed on roads where motorized vehicles (like cars, trucks, and motorcycles) are permitted.
Check the state park you’re planning to visit for more specific information.
Can You Ride E-Bikes in Zion National Park?
A paved e-bike path in Zion National Park. Image Source: Unsplash
E-bikes are allowed on paved roads in Zion National Park (those where other motor vehicles are permitted).
As for trails, Pa’Rus Trail (a 3.5-mile loop starting at the park’s Visitors Center) is the only e-bike-friendly trail in the entire park.
Do not take your e-bike on any other hiking or bike trails in Zion.
Are Class 3 E-Bikes Legal In Utah?
Class 3 e-bikes (max assisted speeds up to 28 mph, with or without a throttle) are legal in Utah.
However, there aren’t very many places where you can ride them.
In Utah, use of Class 3 e-bikes is typically restricted to riding in the street along with the flow of regular traffic.
You typically can’t ride your Class 3 e-bike…
On bike paths or trails
On multi-use paths or trails
On single-track loops
Where will your next e-bike adventure take you?
Rider Reviews
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2644 reviews.
Customer Service on the phone when we ordered it was fantastic 10 out of 10 and we’re so happy we installed it ourselves
The cargo basket is an excellent addition to a wonderful e-bike! The basket is large and very secure to enable carrying all kinds of things one might want to take on their ride.
It is so cute and easy to install
It would be great if either written instructions along with the necessary hardware joined the shipment for defenders, and then the absence of providing written instructions with each order having a PDF file that can be downloaded from your website or another video that talks about how to be installing the rear fender. Please respond to this feedback and more importantly, please send me the hardware necessary to install this fender to my Edge. Thank you. - Kristian Story
Love it, just wish it didn’t have such wide spaces so items didn’t fall out. Or else some kind of insert to keep things secure.
The rrplaced motor/ controller works perfectly fine. The only issue was that the wheel now isn't centered within the frame. The tire doesn't rub so i'm not gonna worry about it.
Finally the perfect EBike. This is my 3rd ebike. The first did not have enough power to get up hills, the second was a dual motor over compensation of power and way too heavy to transport into my RV travels. But now the Magnum Premium 3 Torque LS folding bike has it all. Plenty of power for hill climbing and light enough to fold up and load in the truck and eliminate the need for a bike rack. And as an added huge bonus, when my tail didn’t work after assembly, a quick call to customer service and a new tail light was shipped no questions asked. Great EBike and great after sale service. Finally, the perfect EBike. Thank you Magnum.
I love the bike. I call it my new electric vehicle. I take it grocery shopping, to doctor’s appointments, and just around town. It is so much better than my regular bike, because I do not live in fear of red lights before a hill. There are train overpasses that I found I had to walk my regular bike up. For short trips on local roads, it is just as fast as driving, and parking is not an issue.
Unfortunately I can’t ride at this time, I am 3-weeks out of shoulder surgery. We love our Magnum bikes and I can’t wait to get back to riding mine.
I ride my bike to and from work and this has been a lifesaver for any additional bags that I’m carrying! I have crate basket on the back of MyMelody bike and use this front one for my lunch bag.
I bought my bike a few months ago and the plan is still not active
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Excellent quality basket! Well made. Looks good and was super easy to attach to the bike! Shipped immediately and delivered quickly. Definitely a 5 star product and customer service!
I’m loving my new melody bike. The basket is a great accessory.
I’m enjoying the basket so far I was able to carry some groceries in it and some other items. I really like the bamboo I’m just wondering if it could be a couple inches deeper so that things fit in there a little bit tighter maybe only like a couple more inches.
Great choice!
IT'S PERFECT, EXACTLY WHAT WE NEEDED.
We love to new bike! My wife is exited to go on trails with me.
Item came as described looks fantastic and definitely worth the cost able to fit belongings inside very convenient
In the process of painting it white to match my bike!!!
The two baskets we received for our bikes were adorable. Such quality and character! Good job! Thank you.
Used as a Pit bike. It is three miles from the pits to the starting line. The Magnum Pathfinder worked great for every one.
Well built. I was afraid I wouldn't like the look of a basket on the bike. This basket looks awesome. Size is perfect.
Did not fit on my magnum edge frame
Great basket, fits perfectly!
Perfect for a 5’9 15 yr. old
The mechanic assembled the new tire but with throttle engaged the tire doesn't t turn. Seems to be locked. Push the bike and the pedals move forward with the bike. Will not coast and pedals will not move backwards. Bike accelerated on its own. Throttle spring ok
I’ve had the Magnum Edge from Costco for about a month now, and overall I’ve enjoyed riding it, especially the 26x4 tires. They feel stable and solid on different surfaces and give the bike a really confident ride. The motor is strong and easily reaches 28 mph without much effort. I also like that it has both cadence and torque modes. With cadence mode, you can lightly pedal and still hit top speed pretty comfortably, which makes cruising really easy. One thing I actually appreciate is the display, it shows useful info like motor power (watts) and voltage. That said, the placement of the screen is a downside for me since it’s positioned low. It makes you look down while riding, which doesn’t feel very safe because your attention should really stay on the road. I’ve noticed the battery indicator can be a bit inconsistent too. For example, when I stop, it sometimes changes from 3 bars to 4 bars, which makes it a little confusing to read. The bike itself looks great, I got the light blue camouflage color, and it really stands out in a good way. I also like small details like the bell, which is loud and effective, and the option to store an AirTag, which adds a bit of security. However, there are definitely some downsides. The front light is pretty weak for a bike that can go 28 mph. It only lights up a short distance ahead, which doesn’t feel safe at higher speeds or in the dark. I’ll probably need to upgrade it with a better aftermarket light. For a $2100 bike, I really expected stronger lighting out of the box. The seat is another issue, it gets uncomfortable after about 15 minutes of riding. I’ll likely have to replace it with something more cushioned for longer rides. It also surprised me that there’s no rear light included, and accessories like the rear rack and fenders are sold separately. For the price, I feel like those should already be included, especially something as important as a rear light for safety when braking. Overall, the bike performs well in terms of motor, braking, and battery, and it’s fun to ride. But it definitely feels like they cut corners on some important accessories and comfort features. If you’re okay spending a few extra hundred dollars on upgrades, then it becomes a much more complete and enjoyable setup. **Update:** After posting my review, Magnum reached out to me personally to answer my questions and explain some of the features I mentioned. I really appreciate them taking the time to listen to my feedback and provide more information about the battery indicator, lighting, and accessory options. It’s great to see a company that cares about customer experiences and is willing to improve. The Edge continues to be a fun bike to ride, and I appreciate Magnum’s support and customer service.
There was no battery connector attached to the replacement unit. I had to purchase a soldering iron, strip the wires and solder it. Now I am having connection issues with the battery. Very frustrating
It was not exactly like the original throttle but fits perfectly and works great.
We can’t say anymore than we love our Magnum E-bikes👍
I loved my low rider 2.0 so much I bought 2 so friends and family could play with me-
Looks awesome
Perfect for my yeti
Universal Adjustable Bottle Cage with Anywhere Strap Adapter
Perfect fit for my new Magnum E-Bike!
Overall, a very nice bike basket! The only issue I ran into was with my bike cables. Initially, the basket snagged the left brake cable, which restricted my left turns. However, after reinstalling it three times and experimenting with different cable configurations, I got it to work perfectly. It no longer limits my steering, and most importantly, it doesn't interfere with the brakes.
Great
Absolutely love the new basket. Adds value in being able to pack my lunch and a good book to take along to enjoy.Thank you.
Life is good
I love it 🥰 but “would like the basket to be deeper" otherwise it’s well made good quality