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And yes… Boost Ebikes was featured on CBS News Colorado
Colorado’s popular e‑bike tax credit program is shifting gears, and if you’re thinking about buying an e‑bike in 2026, the timing matters. As reported by CBS News Colorado, the statewide upfront discount for qualified e‑bike purchases dropped from $450 to $225 on January 1. The program isn’t going away — but the savings are now half of what they were in 2025. At Boost Ebikes, we’ve seen firsthand how meaningful this incentive has been for riders across the state. In fact, CBS News Colorado visited our Littleton shop to talk about the impact of the program and the growing demand for e‑bikes in Colorado. Owner Erik Knight shared why so many residents are choosing electric: cleaner commuting, more fun on the trails, and a more accessible way to stay active. What Changed on January 1?
Why the Credit Still Matters
E‑bikes continue to surge in popularity across Colorado. Riders love them for:
How Boost Ebikes Helps You Maximize the Credit
During the CBS interview, Erik explained how Boost Ebikes supports riders through the entire process:
Looking Ahead
While we expect a quieter winter season (as most bike shops do), we’re optimistic. Spring always brings a surge of new riders, and the e‑bike movement in Colorado is only growing.
Whether you’re commuting, exploring the foothills, or just looking for a cleaner, more fun way to get around, we’re here to help you find the perfect ride. And if you missed the CBS segment, stay tuned — we’ll be sharing more behind‑the‑scenes moments soon.
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