About Ebike Escape: Meet Our Team

Ryan – ebike addict, lover of kid hauling and car replacing, aspiring snowbird

Ryan and Allie on the RadWagon
Our first ebike!

I bought my first electric bike in 2018 and feverishly researched the purchase. At the time, little content existed online. I love all of the use cases for ebikes from leisure to commuting but most importantly it is all about getting more people to escape to the outdoors and enjoy their environment.

In 2018 I created the Rad Owners Forum, a site dedicated to connecting those who own Rad Power Bikes. Then in late 2019 I created a YouTube channel to delve further into ebikes with a large portion of content covering accessories for electric bikes and reviewing various electric bike models. This is when the foundation was laid for what would later become Ebike Escape.

In 2020 I lost my job due to the pandemic, when Ebike Escape was officially born. Our electric bikes have had a tremendous impact on how we look at our city, how we live our daily lives, and of course the many adventures they have taken us on. We now spend less time sitting in a car and more time enjoying the outdoors with family and friends.

Ebike Escape aims to share this passion for ebikes with others. At 6.3 million YouTube views we’ve only just started.

JT – eBike Enthusiast and Tinkerer

Ever since I can remember, I’ve had a special place in my heart for unconventional ways of getting around. My journey began with motorcycles, weaving through the bustling streets, feeling the thrill of the ride. I even found joy in zipping around on smaller rides, like my trusty Honda 50cc Ruckus. It’s been a ride full of adventure and freedom.

But then, eBikes entered my life, blending the best of both worlds – the excitement of motorbikes and the charm of scooters. More than that, they’ve become a bonding activity for my children and me, a way to share my love for the road with them and create memories together.

Tinkering is another joy of mine, a way to lose myself in the mechanics of a machine. eBikes offer me this creative outlet, a chance to assemble, customize, and dive into the newest models. It’s my little escape, a hobby that keeps my curiosity alive and my appliances safe – for now.

Jamie Lyons – Writer

Jamie with her ebike

While I have loved biking and the great outdoors all my life, I didn’t ride my first ebike until I met Ryan in 2020. After riding a handful of different ebikes and seeing how many different use cases they have, I started getting interested in becoming more involved in Ebike Escape.

I now write ebike review articles and enjoy riding different ebikes. I love taking the kids to the park with our cargo bike and testing out all different kinds and styles by riding them off-road with my dog or taking them on the roads to work. Besides ebikes, I love to mountain bike and hike outside with my kids. I also write articles about Wisconsin State Parks, National Parks, and fun family activities in Wisconsin and the surrounding areas at WiscoExplorer.

Myles Eberlein – eBike Commuter, Writer, Web Designer, Musician

Myles on the XPress 500 from our Lectric XP 3.0 vs XPress 500 & 750 Full Comparison Review

I was introduced to the exciting world of ebikes by Ryan, and I haven’t looked back. Ryan and I first connected through playdates with our kids, only to discover that we went to the same high school, graduating just a year apart. As our friendship grew, Ryan encouraged me to join the Ebike Escape team, bringing a fresh perspective as someone still learning the ins and outs of the industry.

Now, I create video reviews, edit YouTube Shorts, write articles, and help maintain the website. My previous work as a guitar technician has proven surprisingly helpful for working on bikes, and I enjoy blending my passion for music with ebikes by occasionally providing original music and jingles for our content. Being part of a team that helps others discover the joys and practicality of ebikes is incredibly rewarding, and I look forward to continuing to grow and learn in this industry!

  1. Do you sell any demo bikes you test? Looking for a step-thru bike for 5’6” female. Scared to buy on Craigslist but can’t afford new.
    Thanks for your consideration!

  2. Alrightee then! (lol)…I see that you folks are from the sunrise side of the big pond!!! Do you ever take the Badger out of Manitowoc or the Lake Michigan Express out of Milwaukee to the sunset side? We’ve got a place on Pentwater Lake just a few minutes from the Silver Lake Sand Dunes. How about you folks come over and stay with us (now keep in mind that we’re on the lake yet don’t live like everyone around us) and review the Tour?
    All I’ll ask in return is for a little snooping around this month/next in regards to whether these guys are even near legit (if they aren’t in the end, no blame either way) and whether losing over $4K merely assuming that they are was stupid.
    You don’t have to hang out with us old Christian folk or stick around; we’d just be happy to learn a little about the sport and these machines in general between your hitting the dunes or whatever you plan.
    Thank God also that you likely remember Crazy Larry (is he still with us?) as I wasn’t sure if the reference would…well…let’s just say that I’m half Scot and might resemble a man that I’ve never seen on TV…(lol)

  3. I’m Allen from Burchda Bikes. I’ve tried reaching out by email about a potential product review collaboration, but I may have reached the wrong person.

    We’d love to send one of our e-bikes for your team to test and review. If you’re open to this, could you please let me know the best way to reach you?

  4. Hi yes we love our Bike my son get a ton of use out of his but now we need a new back tire and wheel assembly and can’t find any of it anywhere. Is there anywhere we can go to by new parts for the Concord Commuter . Any links or information would be much appreciated !!

    Thanks ,

    1. We’re just a review site so we don’t sell parts. For the Concord, you’ll need to go through Concord’s customer support or Walmart for a rear wheel assembly.

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