# 🚲 Sticking With European E-Bikes

> Top European e-bike brands like Riese & Muller, Gazelle, Cube and Orbea, offering local support and spare parts where US and Asian brands fall short.

European E-Bikes — Alternatives to US & Asian Brands | Euronomy

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![Riesem](https://euronomy.eu/media/b5ffcghh/riesem.jpg)

I bought a **RadRunner from their Dutch store**, thinking I was covered as an EU customer. But in 2023, **Rad Power Bikes pulled out of Europe** 😤. Suddenly, no spare parts, no service – just a good bike that’s now difficult (and expensive) to maintain.

And it’s not just American brands. **Many Asian imports** come with **limited EU support**, questionable safety certifications, and almost no access to **replacement batteries or electronics** 🔋. A cheap deal upfront can cost you big later.

Meanwhile, **European brands like Riese & Müller, Gazelle, and Cube** offer **local support**, solid warranty coverage, and guaranteed spare parts – so your bike keeps rolling for years.

**Buying European also supports local jobs and innovation.** Companies like **Orbea**, **Moustache**, and **Haibike** build quality bikes with fair labor, strong environmental standards, and real customer care.

**✅ Here’s our shortlist of top European e-bike brands.** We’d love to hear your feedback if you ride one of these — or let us know if there's a great European e-bike brand we should add! 🙌