Bikes up to 60% offWe monitor over 40,000 bikes daily to find the best prices
Today’s DealsCo-op
Adjusted for traffic volume by country
- United States
- Mexico
- Singapore
- China
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- Netherlands
- Germany
- Sweden
- Australia
mrt 2026 · Natalie Martins
A solid-quality kids bike that's lightweight and affordable is rare. Read our REI Co-Op kids bikes review to discover the pros and cons of these bikes.
jun 2025 · Joshua Hutchens
The Co-op DRT 1.3 is a hardtail mountain bike with modern geometry and a sensible build at an attractive price point. This REI trail bike has the design...
Progressive geometry
Solid value
Multiple braze-ons for versatility
Handlebar ergonomics
Short dropper post
dec 2023 · Zach Overholt
We review the first REI eMTB, the Co-op DRT e3.1 – which turns out to be a great value and a bike that checks a lot of boxes.
okt 2023 · Zach Overholt
Ready for a new electric mountain bike? REI is getting into the eMTB game with the new Co-Op Cycles DRT e3.1!
mei 2023
REI changes the gearing on its urban mobility e-bike and offers upgrades to existing owners.
nov 2022 · Justin Taylor
We geek out for a lot of e-bikes we get in, but we really looked forward to receiving REI's Co-op Cycles Generation e1.1 to review. REI, the store we go to for everything from puffy coats to camp chairs, sleeping bags to binoculars, has been selling its own branded products for a fair number of
Bafang 350W brushless hub motor producing 80Nm of torque for smooth acceleration and impressive hill performance
Stout rear rack is integrated into the frame; the e-bike’s 300 lb. total weight limit including rider means the rack can potentially carry 100 lbs. or more
20 x 2.4 Schwalbe Super-Moto-X tires roll well and offer terrific puncture protection for urban riding
Enjoys a very stable ride at speed without losing its low-speed maneuverability
Tektro hydraulic disc brakes paired with 180mm rotors gives the e-bike the power necessary to stop quickly, even when loaded
The front chainring is too small to be allow most riders to pedal to 20 mph; a bigger front chainring would be welcome
Web site doesn’t assist riders by recommending compatible accessories; guidance isn’t just welcome, it’s necessary
Q: Which Co-op bikes are most popular?
The most popular Co-op model families are the DRT, REV en CTY.
Q: Does Co-op make eBikes?
Yes, Co-op manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.