Canyon is offering 30% discount on this e-bike for Amazon Prime Day, plus four more electric bike deals worth checking out

Canyon has only recently started selling on Amazon, but this hasn't stopped them from quickly getting into the swing of Amazon Prime Day sales. The Precede:ON Comfort 5 urban electric bike is discounted by $1,100, powered by an intigrated Bosch Performance Line motor, it puts out 75 Nm of assistance and a top speed of 28mph. The 500Wh battery should give a generous range, and there is even a USB-C charge point if you need to charge your phone.

Canyon has designed the Precede:ON Comfort 5 to be one size fits all (suits riders from 5'3" to 6'5"), making it a versatile option if you're planning on sharing the bike with another rider. Disc brakes provide reliable stopping performance, and the 2.15in tyres combined with a suspension seatpost add comfort.

Salsa's Tributary GRX 600 is a versatile off-road electric bike that's designed for bikepacking and rough gravel road riding. Powered by a powerful Bosch Performance Line Speed, delivering 85Nm max torque, and sports a 625Wh Bosch PowerTube internal battery which can be boosted with a range extender.

As a bikepacking bike, there's a rack, fork pack and fender mounts for adventurous riding. The bike comes with 2.3in tyres, but there is clearance for 29 x 3.0 in front and 29 x 2.6 in rear tyres if you need to bolster grip and comfort.

Looking at Scott's Addict RC eRIDE 30 road bike, it would be hard to spot that it's an electric road bike. The HMX carbon frame, Syncros integrated handlebar, and Shimano 105 groupset will fit in amongst the best road bikes.

Look closer at the rear wheel and you might spot the Mahle X20 motor rear hub, which offers up to 20mph of assistance. It's not got the power levels that you see from a mid-drive motor, but that's not the goal here. It's designed to give enough assistance on the climbs whilst still remaining lightweight and rideable when you're not using the motor. Scott quotes the weight to be around 26.23lbs, which is impressive considering that includes the motor and a 236Wh battery.

If you are looking for something that can take on both gravel and road riding, I wouldn't pass up on this offer. You can currently grab this Cervelo Rouvida GRX RX610 with a cool $2200 off.

It uses a lightweight Fazua Ride60 motor with 60 Nm of torque, with a 450-watt max power, which should help take on the steepest of gravel climbs. Having used the Fazua motor, I found it to deliver a very natural power delivery. Shimano's GRX RX610 12sp groupset will also help on the climbs, with the 10-45T cassette offering plenty of gear range.

Jenson USA also has the Cervelo Rouvida on sale and is actually offering a slightly better discount, but only has the bike in a size large.

I didn't know 3T made a flat bar electric gravel bike, but I love it. Whether you're looking for a viby gravel machine or want to rip around town in style, I don't think there is an electric bike that comes close to this.

It has the same Mahle X20 motor rear hub as the Scott above, giving the 3T a sleek look that easily passes for a regular bike. It's got a great spec too, sporting a SRAM Force AXS 1x12 drivetrain and a 650b 3T DiscusPlus i28 LTD carbon wheelset with Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M.

Ribble's discounted several of its Allroad SL road ebikes, but I have picked out the Enthusiast level bike as a great option. They all use the same carbon frame, but this version comes equipped with Shimano's 105 Di2 groupset.

Built into the rear wheel is a Mahle X20 motor that provides 55Nm of torque and features a larger 350Wh capacity battery for plenty of range. The wheels are durable Mavic Allroads and are fitted with 32 mm Pirelli P-Zero tyres.

If you're looking for an urban grocery getter, then the Electric Longtail Cargo Bike is the perfect option for hauling things around the city. The rear cargo storage can hold a 60cm x 40cm box, and there is an additional front basket for extra storage. Capacity doesn't stop there; you can add two 50L saddle bags if you are carrying lots of smaller items.

The rear longtail section can be converted to a bench to carry passengers, and there is even a reflective bike rain protector to shelter your passengers from the elements.

Specialized's Turbo Como 3.0 is an easy-to-ride town bike with a comfortable upright riding position and an easy-to-mount step-through frame design. The Turbo Full Power 2.0E motor has more than enough assistance to tackle any hill, and the 530Wh battery has a claimed 68 miles (110 km) or 5 hours of range (eco mode) for navigating across the city and back home again.

It comes equipped with mudguards, LED front and rear lights, and a 27kg capacity rear HD Rack. The rear rack is compatible with child bike seats, and the bike is also rated to pull a thru-axle trailer should you need to cart around the wee ones..