2 eBike Shops in Chesterfield County, VA
Chesterfield County has 2 directory listings: Zeus Cycles in Chester and Agee's Bicycles Midlothian Turnpike, which carries a Richmond mailing address. That is a short list, so this page tells you what to ask before you drive to either one.
The ride guide lives on the Chesterfield County Things To Do page. The rules, the shop notes and the FAQ come first below, and both shop cards follow the FAQ.
Things to do on an eBike in Chesterfield County →
What to know before you visit a shop
The directory lists two businesses here, and they are not the same kind of stop. Zeus Cycles is categorized as an electric bicycle store on its card, with a Chester address at 12918 Old Stage Rd. Agee's Bicycles Midlothian Turnpike is categorized as a bicycle shop at 11020 Midlothian Turnpike. A card is a contact record. It does not confirm today's hours, stock, rentals or repair capacity, so call first.
Agee's Bicycles Midlothian Turnpike
A listing page for this shop shows hours of 10 AM to 6 PM on Monday and 10 AM to 5:30 PM on Saturday, and says it is closed on Sunday. We have no sourced hours for the days in between, so call for those. Third-party listings also mention in-store shopping, curbside pickup, private lot parking and bike parking. Levy Electric, a separate site that lists this shop as a partner, warns that its information may be out of date.
Most important for eBike owners: a review dated 2026-02-19 says a caller asked whether the shop works on e-bikes and was told they do not look at them. That is one report, not a posted policy, and the shop may have changed. Ask before you load a bike with a motor into the car, and ask again if you need battery or controller diagnostics.
Questions that save a trip
- Do you work on the motor and battery system on my bike, or only the mechanical parts?
- Is an appointment needed, and do you have the part in stock?
- Can I test ride, and on what surface?
- What should I bring: the key, the charger, the receipt or an error code?
If a battery is swollen, leaking or hot, follow the maker's safety instructions and do not charge it just to test the fault.
Where the county's trails are
Chesterfield County says it has 41 miles of trails, and its Parks and Recreation office can be reached at 804-748-1623. The county trail systems page is the place to confirm what is open. Treat everything below as planning leads, not a guarantee that your bike class is allowed.
Dutch Gap Trail
The county's Dutch Gap page describes the Dutch Gap Trail as a 4.5 mile loop open for hiking, biking, walking, running and horseback riding. The wider conservation area has 5.8 miles of walking trails, 3 picnic shelters, restrooms, fishing access and kayak and canoe access. The Lagoon Water Trail is a 2.5 mile tidal lagoon route for kayaks and canoes, so it is not a bike route. We found no eBike-specific rule for Dutch Gap, so the Virginia default below applies. Read the posted signs at the entrance.
Pocahontas State Park
The state park's mountain biking page lists about 44 miles of single-track directional trail and about 64 miles of gravel fire roads. Three systems are named:
- Morgan Mountain Bike Trails, northwest of the Visitor Center: 11.6 miles with rocky, root-filled tread and tight turns. The four trails are Box Turtle, Morel Ravine, Tall Oaks and Little West Virginia.
- Lakeview Mountain Bike Trails, on the south side of Swift Creek Lake: 9.9 miles, with parking off the main park road at the CCC Field or Day Use area.
- Swift Creek Trails, on the north side of the park just off Courthouse Road: 22 miles of machine-built flow trail, 7 miles of it accessible to hand trikes. They opened in 2015.
The park asks mountain bike users to check the daily status of the single-track at fopsp.org before visiting, because trails close due to weather. Virginia State Parks allows class one and class two electric power-assisted bicycles on any bicycle path or trail designated for such use, so confirm with the park that the trail you want is designated before you ride it on a motor.
Fall Line Trail
The county describes the Fall Line Trail as a proposed 43-mile route from Ashland to Petersburg that will run through Chesterfield County. It is proposed, so do not plan a day around it until the county confirms an open section. No closures or construction notices were found for the routes above, but check the managers' pages on the day you ride.
eBike rules in Virginia
Class rules and age limits for Virginia are in our Virginia eBike laws guide.
Cities in Chesterfield County
The directory groups the two cards under Chester and Richmond. Use the chips to open each city page, or the jump buttons near the top to reach the card.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find eBike shops in Chesterfield County?
This directory lists 2 shops: Zeus Cycles in Chester and Agee's Bicycles Midlothian Turnpike, which has a Richmond address. Use the city links, then call to confirm hours, stock and service.
Does Agee's Bicycles Midlothian Turnpike work on eBikes?
Call first. A review dated 2026-02-19 on a listing site says a caller who asked about e-bikes was told the shop does not look at them. Treat that as one report, not a current policy, and ask before you bring a bike in.
Can I ride an eBike on the Pocahontas State Park mountain bike trails?
Not automatically. Virginia State Parks allows class one and class two electric power-assisted bicycles on any bicycle path or trail designated for such use. Pocahontas has about 44 miles of single-track and trails close for weather, so check with the park and fopsp.org before you go.
What are Virginia's eBike classes and helmet rule?
Virginia recognizes Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3. Class 1 and Class 2 assistance cuts off at 20 mph and Class 3 at 28 mph. Every Class 3 operator and passenger must wear a compliant helmet, and Class 3 bikes need a speedometer. Compliant eBikes need no driver license, registration, title, insurance or plate.
Is the Fall Line Trail open in Chesterfield County?
The county describes the Fall Line Trail as a proposed 43-mile route from Ashland to Petersburg that will run through Chesterfield County. Do not plan a ride around it until the county confirms a section is open. Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation can be reached at 804-748-1623.
eBike shops by city
Both listing cards are below. Call the business to confirm hours, inventory, rentals and repair capability.
