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New Products & Upgrades · November 11, 2026

How HPC Builds Your E-Bike: Options, Price and Warranty

Most people researching Hi Power Cycles (HPC) ask the same questions: where are the bikes built, what can I customize, why do they cost what they do, and what is covered if something goes wrong? This page answers them in one place.

The short answer

HPC designs its frames in the USA, assembles each bike by hand to order in Simi Valley, California, builds its own batteries, and backs bikes with a 3-year limited warranty and US-based support. You choose the options that fit how you ride, and the configuration sets the price.

How a build works

  1. You choose a platform. The Trailblazer family, the Revolution lineup, the Titan and Titan Pro, the Scout or the MPUV.
  2. You configure it. Power level, battery, suspension, drivetrain, size and color are set when you order.
  3. One technician builds it. HPC uses a one-man-one-bike process in which a single technician builds, tunes and tests your bike before it ships.
  4. It is tested and signed off, then shipped.

Build options

  • Power level. The 2027 Trailblazer is offered at 750W, 1200W and 1600W, and the Trailblazer Pro goes up to a 2000W build. The 750W build is a trail-legal Class 1 option.
  • Battery. Trailblazer packs run from 546Wh to 910Wh. Larger HPC ELITE packs are available for high-power platforms. See our battery guide.
  • Suspension. DVO factory-tuned suspension is standard on the Trailblazer family, with an Öhlins upgrade available on the Pro. See DVO suspension on HPC bikes.
  • Drivetrain. Options on the Trailblazer Pro include SRAM Transmission XX wireless shifting, a Rohloff 14-speed hub or the Rohloff E-14, including a Gates carbon belt drive.
  • Frame size and color. The Pro comes in Medium, Large and XL with multiple colorways and a custom-color option.

What drives price

Price follows the platform and the configuration. As listed today, the 2027 Trailblazer starts at $6,800 and the Trailblazer Pro at $13,000, while Revolution models start at $10,500 for the MX and $11,000 for the original Revolution. Titan starts at $5,500 and Titan Pro at $5,999. Larger batteries, higher power levels, premium suspension and special drivetrains add to the price. Our guide to what HPC builds cost explains where the money goes, and are high-end e-bikes worth it covers the value question. Prices change, so check each product page.

What is included

Each bike is a complete build with the motor, battery, controller, display and components listed on its product page. Chargers and accessories vary by model, so check the product page for what ships with your configuration.

Warranty and support

HPC bikes and HPC ELITE battery packs carry a 3-year limited warranty backed by a US company. Read the terms and conditions for full coverage details. If you have a question, our team in California answers email and phone.

Lead times

Because bikes and batteries are built to order, lead times vary by model and change with demand. Each product page shows the current build time where one applies. Treat these as estimates, and contact HPC before ordering if timing matters to you.

Made in the USA

HPC frames are designed and hand-welded in the USA, and batteries are built in the USA. Not every component is made here, which is true of every bike brand. Read what Made in USA really means for electric bikes.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us how and where you ride, your height and weight, and your budget, and we will recommend a platform and configuration. Start your build with HPC.

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