Is This The Coolest Electric Bike Of 2025? Beachman '64 Says Yes

If you're into vintage style but want something electric and eco-friendly, a Canadian company called Beachman might just have the perfect ride. Their new model, the ‘64, blends old-school motorcycle vibes with modern e-bike tech, and it definitely stands out from the crowd.

At the heart of the Beachman ’64 is a compact 2.88 kWh lithium battery, giving it a top speed of 45 mph and a range of about 55 miles per charge. That makes it perfect for zipping around town or cruising down backroads without worrying too much about fuel or fumes.

The bike offers three riding modes depending on how fast (or legal) you want to go. In E-Bike Mode, you're limited to a chill 20 mph (32 km/h), which is ideal for bike lanes or casual cruising. Mopar Mode bumps that up to 30 mph, and if you're feeling a little adventurous, Off-Road Mode lets the bike stretch its legs all the way up to 45 mph.

Need a little more distance? You can upgrade to a bigger 3.6 kWh battery, which extends your range to around 70 miles. Both battery options support regenerative braking and can be charged to 80% in just three hours from a standard outlet.

Design-wise, the Beachman ‘64 leans heavily into retro cool. It’s got grippy off-road tires, slim motorcycle-style handlebars, a bold round headlight, and a quilted leather seat that gives off serious vintage cafe racer energy. In the U.S., pricing starts at $4,800. So if you’ve been looking for something that combines classic looks with modern electric convenience, the Beachman ‘64 could be just your kind of ride.