An e-bike buyer asks three things: how long the bike can be returned, whether delivery costs anything and how long the warranty is. These decide 50 points out of a hundred.
sahkopyoratehdas.com · Sähköpyörätehdas Suomi Oy (business ID (Y-tunnus) 3526125-1) sells e-bikes directly from the factory in an online shop. Emphasises an affordable price level (prices from 320 euros), home delivery and servicing.
69.5SCORE
Return period100
Delivery cost100
Warranty length0
Basic metrics · 63.1
Digital quality51
Transparency72
Reachability60
AI quality score69
+ Low price level and prices clearly displayed ('from 320 euros') without logging in.
Basic metrics: 63.1, rank 6 · ▲ 5 places
– Warranty length: The warranty length varies by manufacturer and is stated only on the product pages.
ebikebrothers.fi · Ebike Brothers Oy (business ID (Y-tunnus) 2973613-4) is an electric bike specialist shop founded in 2019, with stores in Espoo, Vantaa, Tampere and Oulu as well as an online shop. Electric bike sales, maintenance and warranty.
56.2SCORE
Return period61
Delivery cost50
Warranty length0
Basic metrics · 69.7
Digital quality60
Transparency80
Reachability52
AI quality score83
+ Electric bike specialist shop founded in 2019, with four stores (Espoo, Vantaa, Tampere, Oulu) and an online shop.
ebikecenter.fi · Ebike Center Oy, business ID (Y-tunnus) 3345534-3, is an e-bike specialist shop that markets itself as Finland's largest e-bike shop. Test rides, experts and an online store under one roof; own servicing and warranty service.
53.0SCORE
Return period21
Delivery cost0
Warranty length100
Basic metrics · 72.7
Digital quality59
Transparency82
Reachability68
AI quality score82
+ Electric bike prices, brands and online shop clearly displayed; markets itself as Finland's largest electric bike shop.
Basic metrics: 72.7, rank 3 · no change
– Delivery cost: The delivery terms say only that delivery costs are shown at checkout, and neither the amount nor a free delivery threshold is given.
kuntokauppa.fi · Kuntokauppa.fi is a secondary trade name of Nordic Sports Brands Oy (business ID (Y-tunnus) 2147624-3), a specialist shop and web shop for fitness and e-biking (over 3,500 products). Stores in Viinikka, Vantaa and Tesoma, Tampere; own e-bike servicing. Main brand FitNord, designed for Nordic conditions.
37.5SCORE
Return period0
Delivery cost0
Warranty length0
Basic metrics · 74.9
Digital quality72
Transparency78
Reachability68
AI quality score80
+ Specialist store for fitness and e-cycling, with its own e-bike servicing in Vantaa and Tampere.
Basic metrics: 74.9, rank 1 · ▼ 3 places
– Warranty length: The warranty period is stated only on the product page, not in the delivery terms or on the front page.
electrobike.fi · Electrobike is a sub-business name of Scanfour Oy (business ID (Y-tunnus) 2297072-9), a family business specialising in electric cycling since 2009. Shops and service workshops in Vantaa, Tampere, Oulu and Tornio, plus an online shop. E-bikes, its own authorised e-bike workshop and company bikes.
36.6SCORE
Return period0
Delivery cost0
Warranty length0
Basic metrics · 73.2
Digital quality60
Transparency82
Reachability68
AI quality score83
+ Family business specialising in electric bikes since 2009; own maintenance and repair service in four towns.
Basic metrics: 73.2, rank 2 · ▼ 3 places
– Delivery cost: The delivery cost is not stated on the front page, in the payment terms or on the returns page. The delivery methods page returned a 503 error.
sahkopyorakauppa.com · Sähköpyöräkauppa.com Finland Oy (business ID (Y-tunnus) 2859288-8) is a specialist electric-bike online shop and showroom based in Joensuu (Kuurnankatu 40). Brands Leader Fox, Levit and Fantic; fat bikes, full-suspension and hardtail mountain bikes, city e-bikes and cargo e-bikes, as well as employee-benefit bikes.
34.1SCORE
Return period0
Delivery cost0
Warranty length0
Basic metrics · 68.2
Digital quality75
Transparency60
Reachability60
AI quality score75
+ Business ID (Y-tunnus), address, phone, e-mail and shop opening hours (Joensuu, Mon-Fri 11-17) clearly stated.
Basic metrics: 68.2, rank 5 · ▼ 1 place
– Return period: The front page was read as rendered. The Delivery terms link is in the footer, but the address does not appear in the page's links (the menu is built with JavaScript) and the site has no sitemap.
QUESTIONHow long can an electric bicycle be returned?
Return or cancellation period in days in the online shop's terms.
90 days or more = 100 points, 14 days (statutory minimum period) = 0, directly proportional in between.
22 p
Delivery cost
QUESTIONIs delivery charged separately?
Does the company state that delivery is free.
Free = 100, free with conditions = 50, paid = 0.
16 p
Warranty length
QUESTIONHow long is the warranty on the bike?
Warranty stated by the company, in years.
3 years or more = 100 points, 1 year = 0, in between directly proportional.
12 p
Basic metrics
Digital quality, transparency, reachability and AI quality score
Basic metrics × 0.5
50 p
Notes
The comparison includes six electric bike online shops. Scores are based only on the companies' own terms pages.
Information that a company does not state on the pages we read is left empty and gets zero points for that motive. The reason is shown for each company.
Sähköpyöräkauppa.com: etusivu luettiin, mutta ehtosivua ei löytynyt, joten kaikki kolme tietoa puuttuvat.
About this comparison
We scored 6 specialist e-bike online shops on 22 metrics. The most important question for the buyer: are the price, battery and bike warranty, servicing, delivery costs and delivery time visible before ordering, or do the real total price of the e-bike and the availability of servicing only become clear after the purchase?
An e-bike is an expensive product that needs servicing, and its battery is a consumable part, so the list price alone does not tell you its real cost over its whole service life. When choosing a specialist online shop, what matters besides price is the battery and frame warranty, availability of servicing, delivery costs and return terms. In this guide we compare Finnish e-bike specialist online shops by how openly they tell the buyer about these terms before ordering, not by who has the lowest price or widest range.
What transparency means in this category
Product prices are shown in the online shop without logging in or a quote request (20), battery and bike warranty or warranty period stated (16), own or authorised servicing and repair service stated (14), delivery costs or free delivery threshold stated before checkout (12), delivery time stated (e.g. 2-5 working days) (8), breadth of range or brands shown (8), the e-bike can be ordered directly from the online shop (6), right of return or exchange and its terms shown (8), business ID (Y-tunnus) shown (8)
How to read the comparison correctly: Half of the points come from buyer's questions, i.e. things the buyer finds out before deciding. The other half measures how openly the company publishes its prices, terms and contact details. Clear differences in points indicate a genuine difference: one tells you the price immediately, another only after logging in. Close scores should not be read as a ranking order, because every measurement has a margin of variation. The measurement accuracy and the full calculation formula are open in the methodology.
Customer experience is brought into the assessment separately. We also collect customer feedback and customer experiences about companies through separate surveys. The survey results will be added to the overall assessment later.
Who is on the list? Included are Finnish e-bike specialist online shops that sell electric bicycles and servicing for them through their own live online shop at consumer prices. Not included are general department or electronics stores (Verkkokauppa.com, Gigantti, Hobby Hall, Intersport), where e-bikes are just one department, nor individual bike brands (FitNord, GZR, Helkama). General bicycle shops that overlap with e-bikes are covered separately. All six are independent companies with different owners.
What do we measure? The comparison concerns the online shop's transparency to the buyer: whether product prices are visible without logging in, whether the battery and bike warranty, maintenance and repair service, delivery costs and delivery time are stated, whether brands and range are shown, whether you can order directly online and whether return terms and the business ID (Y-tunnus) are evident. We do not measure who has the lowest prices or the widest range, but how openly the shop states its terms and the bike's servicing before purchase. An electric bicycle is an expensive product that needs servicing, and its battery is a consumable part, so the real total price, warranty and availability of servicing are the buyer's most important questions.
Bot or server blocking is a measurement gap. If the online shop was behind a bot or cookie wall, fully rendered with JavaScript or the page did not respond at the time of measurement, it is marked as a measurement gap, not zero. We do not bypass walls.
Comparison guide
What to consider in the comparison
The battery is the most expensive wearing part of an electric bike. Check the warranty length separately for the battery and the frame, as they are often of different length, and see whether the warranty covers capacity degradation.
Availability of servicing decides in the long run. A specialist shop often has its own or an authorised e-bike workshop, whereas with a general online shop servicing is left to the manufacturer's or importer's network.
An electric bike is a heavy and large shipment. Delivery costs and any assembly or handover service can raise the final price considerably, and at many shops they only appear at checkout.
The motor system (for example Bosch, Shimano or Yamaha) affects the availability of spare parts and servicing more than the bike's frame brand.
How Suomen Paras assesses and scores
Every company is measured with the same public formula: half of the points come from buyer's questions and half from basic metrics, which have four pillars: technical quality, transparency, reachability and AI quality score. Ranking cannot be bought, and you can see the origin of each point on the company's profile. Read the full methodology →
Expert tips
Calculate the total price of the e-bike: add the delivery cost to the list price and check whether the delivery covers assembly and handover ready for use, or whether the bike arrives partly assembled.
Check the battery warranty separately: how many years or charge cycles it covers and whether it applies to capacity degradation.
Find out whether the shop has its own servicing and where it is located. Seasonal servicing keeps an electric bike safe and can be a warranty condition.
Check the return terms before buying: the 14-day right of withdrawal is statutory, but the return freight cost and the restrictions on returning a bike that has been put to use vary by shop.
Make sure the shop's business ID (Y-tunnus), address and contact details are visible. They tell you who you are dealing with and to whom warranty and complaint matters are addressed.
Frequently asked questions
Is it better to buy an electric bike from a specialist shop or a department store?
A specialist shop often has its own or authorised e-bike service and spare parts, as well as expert advice on choosing the motor system and frame. Since an e-bike is a product that needs servicing and the battery wears out, over the long term this is an advantage compared with a general department store, where servicing is left to the manufacturer's network.
How long is the warranty on an e-bike usually?
The warranties for the frame and the battery are often of different lengths, and in addition the consumer has statutory protection against defects for the expected lifespan of the product. Check the warranty length and terms on the shop's page before buying; some shops state them clearly, others merely refer to the manufacturer's warranty.
Can an e-bike be returned if it doesn't fit?
An e-bike bought online has, by default, a 14-day right of withdrawal. However, returning a bike that has been put into use or assembled may be restricted, and the customer is often responsible for the return freight costs. Return to a store is free for many.
Why are delivery costs not shown immediately on the product page?
An electric bike is a heavy and large shipment, so the delivery cost depends on the delivery method and the address. Many shops show the exact cost only at checkout after selecting the delivery method. Ask in advance if necessary so that you know the total price before ordering.
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