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Do you like to travel a different path? Maybe cruise down the beach?
Do you simply love biking and would like to extend your riding season?
Fat tire
Aside from having great off-road performance, fat tire
If your daily commute means having to travel over rough roads, you should really try a fat tire electric bike.
Fat Tire Electric Bikes are perfect for getting around on paved roads or off-road. They’re great for commuting, sightseeing and more!
You can go farther with less effort thanks to the powerful electric motor that helps you pedal effortlessly up hills and over tough terrain. Plus, they're relatively lightweight so you won't break your back carrying them up stairs. And they don't require any gas or oil changes - just plug in and ride!
Scroll through our top picks and use the chat widget to ask a question if you have any while reading along.
There are a lot of great fat tire electric bikes out there, but when you're looking for the perfect bike for your needs it can be difficult to know which one is worth spending your hard-earned money on. We're here to help! Here's our list of the best fat tire electric bikes on the market today, so you can find one that suits your lifestyle.
We will tell you all about how and why these are some of the best possible options available. You'll also find information in here on what makes an excellent biking experience so important as well as tips for choosing a good bike shop if you need any assistance with making an informed purchase decision.
There are plenty of fat tire ebikes models out there. Make sure to pick one that suits your needs. Here are the best models out there, and the list has just been updated to include a new entry. Here they are:
If ‘hunter bikes’ is your thing, the new Rambo Roamer mountain bike is a great choice. It’s
The Roamer 750W XC can reach up to 19 miles per hour and travels up to 19 miles using
Of course, you can travel longer distances by pedaling in pedal-assist mode, this model has 5 levels of pedal assist so you can find your sweet spot no matter where you take it. The Rambo Roamer is known for its low height of its frame. It is a good choice for shorter or lighter riders.
You will find it great for riding downhill or going over rocky terrain where other bikes might produce a jarring ride. The
The Rambo Roamer 750W XC is great because it has:
If you are looking for a more ‘stable’ ride, you may want to try three wheels like the Rungu Dualie. It features a huge 1000-watt motor that is really fun to use in throttle and pedal assist.
Moreover, it has an internal AND rear wheel gearing that maximizes power. Most of all, this unusual fat bike sports THREE wheels – there are two on the front.
The Rungu Dualie features 4.8-inch ultra-wide Maxxis oversized tires rated for riding
Since it got three of them, the fat
You will enjoy riding the Dualie around and over problematic trails and steep hills, traversing on the beach or on snowy roads. Designed for long treks, the Dualie features a large capacity 15 a/h battery capable of reaching a maximum of 53 miles.
Want a somewhat simple bike for daily driving? You will really like this Wildcat Fat Tire Electric Bike. It is a great choice for those who enjoy the ride and elegance of bikes. It features a rigid mountain bike frame with a 500-watt brushless DC motor and a 4-inch wide Kendra oversized tires.
Do not let its low-key looks fool you. It features high-performance dual disc brakes, 7-speed Shimano gearing, and a lightweight alloy frame.
The Wildcatis a choice for those who want a ride with no complicated features. It still features convenient features like a thumb throttle and pedal assist, and it can travel up to a respectable 25 miles on a single charge.
The 26-inch rims ensure that the Wildcat travels over any terrain or bumpy roads.
Wildcat’s notable features include:
The new Rangeris a high performance electric fat bike, this model from Quietkat featuring long-range and rugged components, and it is heavily marketed to sportsmen and riders going deep into the woods.
This bike sports thick 4.5-inch wide tires great for traveling on loose soil or snow. The Ranger is now available in both 750 watt and 1000 watt
The Ranger also features a pedal-assist that can extend the range. The motor is connected to the wheel hub via a durable stainless steel chain.
The Ranger is a great choice for intermediate and advanced users that value simple yet rugged features. It has a rustproof aluminum frame so you can safely bring the bike on the beach. It is one of the best fat tire
The robust 7-speed Sram gearing makes finding your
The BAM Supreme is a new entry to the Top 9 List made by BAM Power Bikes, it's very similar to the RAD Rover and it has been very well received. BAM Power Bikes
The BAM Supreme is my personal favorite from their
The BAM Supreme is ideal for so many demographics that it’s fast becoming as one of the top-selling fat tire
The key takeaways are:
A very capable ride for serious trekkers, the Mule built by hunters for hunters Bakcou offers durability and excellent performance in extreme weather conditions.
It features a heavy-built aluminum frame and 4-inch wide Maxxis Minion fat tires. The Mule has
It has a thumb throttle and torque sensor pedal-assist that makes it possible to do speedy commutes or sprints even in adverse terrain or conditions.
It’s conventional,
With its rugged features, the Mule is a perfect ride for trekking in the mountains, riverside trails, or forest trails. Its extended range ensures you will not lose power in the middle of the ride.
The Mule is a great choice if you want:
Built for tough environments, the Rebel 1000W Truetimber is also a great ride for enthusiasts and adventurers. It's the latest
It features a heavy-duty aluminum frame, which is great if you want something that will not succumb to rust. Have no problems in traction with its 4.8-inch wide Maxxis Minion tires.
It has a formidable 1000-watt motor, which is so powerful that it can bring the bike to a blistering 28 miles per hour on throttle alone. Enjoy
The Rebel 1000W Truetimber is notable for its use of high-end components. You will get a Panasonic Battery (14.5 a/h), Wellgo B807DU Pedals, Comfortable Selle Royal A027HEO Saddle, and 770-mm wide Promax handlebars.
It has 203 mm hydraulic disc brakes in the front for
The Rebel 1000W Truetimber is notable for the following:
The Storm is built by the same guys that make the Mule so that’s already a guarantee.
The Storm by BAKCOU comes in either 750 watt or 1000 watt, both versions are the Bafang Ultra mid drive so you get the best motor there is. The Storm is also (the only one one the list). It’s built for extreme terrain and
It has been completely overhauled and upgrade in August 2019 and now is tougher and more powerful than before. This has 26"x4" fat tires.
With the extended distance battery made of Samsung cells with 48V, 17.4 can expect to get 40 miles on a single charge with the option to upgrade to a 21Ah battery for even longer range. This model is more of a joyride than a cruiser so choose wisely, if you choose the Storm you may have too much fun!
What I liked:
Why is the Rambo Megatron All Wheel Drive eBike on the list?
What’s better than one motor? Two motors!
What’s better than one battery? Two batteries!
The Rambo Megatron X2WD 1000 watt fat tire ebike is raw power and lots of it.
Packed out with dual batteries for extra range and 2 hub motors, one front and one rear for unparalleled traction. And you can switch between the motors so you can choose to cruise with the rear only or get 170Nm or traction by using both at the same time.
A nice benefit of having hub motors is the weakness of a mid drive motor. If the bike chain snaps under tension the mid drive bike is disabled but since the hub motors rotate the wheels without the need for a chain, you can still operate the bike and get safely back to camp by using the throttle.
Why it made the list:
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In response to Karin:
I have owned both mid and hub drive. If you are a cyclist, accustomed to pedaling non-ebikes, I think you will prefer mid drive and happy you spent the extra $$. Mid drive feels much more like a regular bike and therefore won’t be so much of an adjustment. It took me a while to realize how much control of a bike is through your feet. On a hub drive bike, much of that feeling is lost or delayed. for instance, unweighting the seat over bumps while pedaling. This is really noticeable in rugged terrain, or on bumpy streets.
Is the mid drive on a fat tire e bike really worth the extra cost that seems associated with it? Ill be using the bike in a variety of ways: around town on roads and paved bike paths, dirt roads with rolling hills and a few very steep hills, and snowshoe & hiking trails in the winter. I’m very interested in the Bam Nomad Supreme. It seems to have so many features – just no mid drive
Hi Oliver,
thanks for the question. The Pedego Trail Edition is really doesn’t compare. it’s a 500 watt rear hub motor and no front suspension. Other brands send similar spec’d bike for $1500 but the Pedego is almost $4K. At $4K you should at least be getting a mid drive so you can climb hills and a front suspension.
I’m surprised the Pedego Trail Tracker didn’t make the list. It’s definitely a higher end premium fat tire electric decked out with great components, battery and drive specs.
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Palesa Mofokeng
February 20, 2021
Hi. I have a delivery business, we use bikes as our source of transportation. However we are in need of more bikes. So I was asking if would the company be willing to sponsor us?