Coloradans can get $450 off a qualified E-Bike purchase at Boost E-Bikes! (limit to one discount per calendar year. Purchaser is responsible for paying the full sales tax on the E-Bike, even if the discount exceeds the bike's price.)
Discount Eligibility - Proof of Colorado address is required at the time of purchase. All documents must be dated within three months of the E-Bike date of purchase. Acceptable proof of address are:
Current valid Colorado ID or driver's license.
Computer generated bill (utility, credit card, hospital, etc.)
Printed bank statement.
Pre-printed pay stub (from a period within the last 3 months)
First class mail (from a government agency or court)
Current homeowners, renters, or motor vehicle insurance policy.
Mortgage, lease, or rental contract.
Transcript or report card from an accredited school.
Motor vehicle registration
USPS change of address form CNL 107
DD Form 214
If you are unhoused in Colorado and are receiving services from a government agency or non-profit organization, a dated letter on the organizations letterhead stating your situation may be accepted in place of one of the above documents.
Eligible E-Bikes - Not all E-Bikes on the market are eligible for the E-Bike tax credit discount. Please check with Boost E-Bikes to confirm the E-Bike you are purchasing meets the following requirements to qualify for the discount.
Must meet independent UL certification standards. The E-Bike must be certified to UL 2849, UL 2271, or EN 15194. E-Bikes that are UL-certified typically have a UL certification logo on the bike battery.
Must be a new e-bike.
Must have an electric motor that is 750 watts or less and must not be gasoline-powered.
Must have two or three wheels and fully operable pedals.
May be an adaptive e-bike.
No minimum purchase price; no maximum purchase price.
May be any class of e-bike (per the State of Colorado e-bike definition). Includes an electrical assisted bicycle with a motor that provides assistance:
Class 1: only when the rider is pedaling and ceases to provide assistance when the bicycle reaches a speed of 20 mph.
Class 2: regardless of whether the rider is pedaling but ceases to provide assistance when the bicycle reaches a speed of 20 mph.
Class 3: only when the rider is pedaling and ceases to provide assistance when the bicycle reaches a speed of 28 mph.
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