2 eBike Shops in Wilson County, TN
Wilson County has 2 directory listings, one in Mt Juliet and one in Lebanon. The cards give you contact details. Call before you drive over to confirm hours, stock, rentals, or repair work, because a directory card does not promise any of them.
The best documented riding here is in Mt. Juliet, led by the 3.4-mile Cedar Creek Greenway. This page is the shop directory. The route detail lives in the ride guide.
Things to do on an eBike in Wilson County
How to use this Wilson County directory
Wilson County lists two businesses on eBikeListings. Bikers Choice Bicycle Shop is at 11493 Lebanon Rd in Mt. Juliet. Big Cove E-Cycles TN is at 8070 Cairo Bend Rd in Lebanon. The two are different kinds of stop. Bikers Choice is categorized as a bicycle shop, and Big Cove is categorized as an electric bicycle store. Those labels come from the directory records, not from a check of what each shop services or stocks today.
That is why the first step is a phone call. Tell them the bike brand, the motor system, the battery age, and the symptom if it is a repair. If you want a test ride or a rental, give them the date and rider height and ask what class of bike they would hand you. Do not assume walk-up availability from a card.
Mt. Juliet greenways, with the numbers
Mt. Juliet is where the sourced mileage is. The city's parks and greenways map lists the paved greenways at more than 12 miles combined. Cedar Creek Greenway is the anchor. TrailLink lists it at 3.4 miles, connecting Charlie Daniels Park and Planter's Trail, on asphalt and concrete. It passes by Mt. Juliet High School. Parking is available at Charlie Daniels Park at the northwestern end of the trail.
The city map splits the same corridor into two pieces: Cedar Creek Greenway S at 2.23 miles and Cedar Creek Greenway N at 0.83 miles. That is why you may see different totals on different sites. Both are published numbers, and neither is a measured ride by us.
The other city-listed paved trails are Providence Greenway at 2.91 miles, Town Center Trail at 2.54 miles, Golden Bear Trail at 2.25 miles, and Robinson Park Trail at 0.44 miles. Trailheads named by the city are the Charlie Daniels Park lot at 1075 Charlie Daniels Parkway, where the park's one-mile walking track joins the Cedar Creek Greenway, and the Providence Marketplace lot at 401 S. Mt. Juliet Road, which is the Providence Greenway trailhead. The city's source for all of this is its walking and biking trails page, and TrailLink has the Cedar Creek Greenway listing.
The city page also lists Long Hunter State Park, with a paved 2.1-mile Couchville Lake loop and more than 36 miles of trails in total. We have not sourced the park's eBike rules, so check the park before you bring a bike.
Construction and changes to know about
Several Mt. Juliet links are still being built or designed. Town Center Trail Phase 3 is a 10-foot greenway from S. Greenhill Road to Mt. Juliet Elementary School and is under construction, so expect that segment to be unfinished or detoured. Cedar Creek Greenway Phase 2 is a 10-foot trail from Charlie Daniels Park to Lebanon Road and Mt. Juliet League Park, and the city lists it as in final design. It is not a ride yet. The Golden Bear Gateway widening includes 10-foot multi-use paths on both sides, again as a project, not a finished route.
On the county side, the Wilson County news page lists the Stewarts Ferry (Suggs Creek) bridge as complete and open as of October 13, 2026. If your route crosses Suggs Creek, that notice is worth a look.
Shutes Branch for mountain bike riders
Shutes Branch is a different kind of ride. SORBA Mid-TN describes it as an 8.2-mile trail system with about 100 feet of relief, located at 131 Shutes Branch Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122. The first 2.4 miles are easy and often called the beginner section. These are natural-surface trails run by a mountain bike group. We found no eBike statement in what we sourced, so read the SORBA Mid-TN Shutes Branch page and ask before you ride one there.
Mt. Juliet trail rules and your eBike
The city's paved trails are two-way and multi-use, open dawn till dusk. The greenway speed limit is 15 mph maximum. Mt. Juliet's rules also ban motorized vehicles and anything with a combustible motor on its trails, with an exception for mobility devices used for accessibility. The page we sourced does not spell out how that applies to an electric bicycle, so do not assume. Ask the city, read the posted signs at the trailhead, and ride at or below 15 mph regardless of what your bike can do.
eBike rules in Tennessee
Tennessee sorts eBikes into three classes, and the class affects where a bike can go. Age, helmet, and path-access rules were updated in 2026. Our Tennessee eBike laws guide carries the current text and the official sources, so we point you there instead of paraphrasing it on a county page. Read it before you buy a Class 3 bike or let a younger rider use one.
Picking a shop for the job
For repair, describe the bike, the motor system, the battery, and the exact symptom. Ask whether the shop does mechanical work, electronic diagnostics, battery evaluation, or only products it sells. If a battery is swollen, leaking, unusually hot, or physically damaged, follow the manufacturer's safety instructions and do not charge it to test the fault.
For a purchase or test ride, ride the bike before you commit. Check fit, low-speed handling, braking, and how it carries your load. A short test on a flat Mt. Juliet greenway tells you more than a spec sheet. Greenways here are capped at 15 mph, so a bike that is comfortable and controllable at that speed is a better fit than one with extra top-end.
Questions worth asking before the trip
- Does the business service the motor and battery system on your bicycle?
- Is an appointment required, and is the part in stock?
- For a rental, what class and tire type will you get?
- Can the shop suggest a nearby test route without claiming permission on a managed trail?
- What should you bring: key, charger, purchase record, error code, or the whole bike?
Claim links let owners update a listing. They are not endorsements or guarantees.
Cities in Wilson County
The directory groups cards in Mt Juliet and Lebanon. Mt. Juliet holds the sourced greenways and one shop. Lebanon holds the other shop. Use the chips below or the city jump links above.
Frequently asked questions
How many eBike shops are listed in Wilson County?
Two. Bikers Choice Bicycle Shop is in Mt. Juliet and Big Cove E-Cycles TN is in Lebanon. Call either one to confirm hours, stock, rentals, and repair work before you go.
Where can I ride an eBike in Mt. Juliet?
The city lists paved greenways totaling more than 12 miles, including Cedar Creek Greenway, Providence Greenway, Town Center Trail, and Golden Bear Trail. Cedar Creek Greenway is 3.4 miles on TrailLink, with parking at Charlie Daniels Park.
Are eBikes allowed on Mt. Juliet greenways?
The city page we sourced sets a 15 mph maximum and bans motorized vehicles and anything with a combustible motor, with an exception for accessibility mobility devices. It does not say how that applies to an electric bicycle, so check with the city and read the posted signs.
Do the Wilson County directory cards confirm rentals or battery repair?
No. A directory card is a contact lead. Call with the date, rider height, bike brand, motor system, and intended route, and ask the business to confirm the service before you travel.
Where do I find Tennessee eBike class, age, and helmet rules?
Use our Tennessee eBike laws guide at /blog/ebike-laws-tennessee/. It covers the three classes and the 2026 updates. Local managers can set their own path rules, so check posted signs too.
eBike shops by city
Every listing is below. Call the business to confirm hours, inventory, rentals, and repair capability.
