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Are you looking for an easier way to get to your blind or tree stand? Or perhaps check all your trail cams in a fraction of the time it takes today? Is that sweet spot you know getting harder to reach? What is the electric hunting bike that best suits you?
When you have to carry 50lbs of gear on your back for 5 or even 10 miles, and if you’re lucky you have something to haul back out, using an electric hunting bike built specifically for offroad use and woodlands, that is also capable of carrying your gear, would make the experience a whole lot more enjoyable.
The electric hunting bike has been around for a few years, and technology has come a long way. Today, electric HUNTING bikes (explicitly built for hunting) can make a big difference to the success of your next trip and every trip after that.
An electric hunting bike is a game changer. It extends the distance that you can get into the backcountry, and helps you get there faster. Electric hunting bikes are designed as heavy duty equipment haulers. They can handle you, and your gear, with load limits at 300lbs or better. On top of that, you can haul a trailer behind you for carrying camp and your game. Electric hunting bikes are very quiet, especially compared to gas burning alternatives. The amount of noise they make is close to, or even less than, the noise you make hiking down the trail. Electric hunting bikes are built to handle tough terrain, with fat tires and suspensions that soak up the obstacles in the trail. Your electric hunting bike will get you to your hunting spot with fresh legs, not soaked in sweat, and ready for the hunt.
Hunting is a tough sport with a lot of physical demands. In some cases, use of an electric hunting bike has extended the years that an older family member or friend can continue to hunt. That is a great bonus for those looking to spend a few more years in the woods with a favorite hunting partner. A friend recently shared with me that his dad had stopped hunting with him because it was just too hard on him physically. They both decided to purchase ebikes, and have continued to hunt together ever since.
In this article, we discuss 11 of the best ebikes for hunting. The list, truth be told, could have been 27 electric hunting bikes, but let's make this a manageable list!
Before getting into the list of bikes, it would be helpful to explain a few fundamentals and what makes a good electric hunting bike, including the motor types, and how to estimate the range of the battery, as the battery is a key factor in determining range.
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Contrary to popular belief, an electric hunting bike is not just a standard ebike with a camo paint job, There's a lot more to it than that. The excellent electric hunting bikes that we’ll look at later in the write-up start with the motor, a motor that is powerful enough to carry a 300lb rider and still tow a trailer with lots of gear.
The bike is then designed and built around that motor. The bike frame needs to be built to withstand the rough terrain but light enough to lift into and out of your truck or trailer.
Front suspension is an essential aspect of a smooth ride. Nobody wants to clamp their finely tuned bow to their handlebars only to ride 10 miles rocking and vibrating all the way in. Ebikes built for hunting also have fat tires ranging between 4” and 4.8” so they get a lot of traction on soft and loose terrain. Some models on this list (The Storm) include full front and rear suspensions for a really nice ride on bumpy trails.
A couple of electric hunting bikes on the list (The Mule and The Storm) actually have a walk-assist mode too. Imagine you are pulling a load on the bike trailer and you come to terrain or hill that you’re not confident navigating in the saddle. You can walk beside the bike with the walk-assist engaged at 3 mph and the ebike motor does the heavy lifting.
This article will discuss which 11 ebikes make the list and why, take note of the different types of motors. The motor is the most important aspect of the electric hunting bike and, depending on what you use it for and where you plan to use it, should be the biggest factor when choosing your next electric hunting bike.
It depends on what you’re planning on using it for. If you’re using it on moderate to rough terrain with some hill climbing a regular mid-drive would work well. If you know you will have some challenging hills and/or rough terrain that you need to be in complete control of the power the Ultra mid-drive is the one that will get the job done. If you have moderate terrain with some hills but nothing too steep (not over 20°) a rear hub motor will do a good job and you might not need the higher priced mid-drive or Ultra mid-drive. In a situation where you intend to haul loads with your electric hunting bike, it will be better to have a mid-drive motor.
The rear hub sits inside the back wheel. The hub motor is simple and quite inexpensive to manufacture and so it is usually used on ebikes that don't need the hill climbing or load hauling capabilities of the mid drive, which means a less expensive ebike.
Hub motors tend to be more about raw power and brute force, it pushes from the back and can feel similar to the force of a motorcycle. One nice feature is that since the rear hub spins the wheel, if the chain was to snap you could still get back to camp or home.
The mid drive motor works with the drivetrain so a snapped chain would prevent the bike from operating. Not so much an issue now with the bikes on this list as they all use hardened steel chain links built to withstand the extra pressure put on the chain by the motor, but still something to consider...
Mid drive motors sit encased in the frame between the pedals and offer a more balanced, even force which feels more natural. Mid drive motors are known for higher performance and torque when compared to a hub motor, allowing it to perform better on hills and hauling heavy loads.
One key reason is the mid drive motor drives the crank, instead of the wheel itself, multiplying its power and allowing it to better take advantage of the bike’s existing gears. Mid drive motors are more expensive than hub motors so electric hunting bikes with this motor are at a higher price point.
Ultra mid drive motors are the best motors on the market today. The Ultra mid drive motor is made by Bafang (M620) and has all the performance capabilities of the regular mid drive and more.
A regular mid drive has both cadence and speed sensors, while the Ultra has a torque sensor too.
A torque sensor is the best control you can have over the power. The harder you pedal the more assistance you get proportionally. There are also sensors that will reduce power when the system senses that the rider is going to shift gears to make the shift smoother. The integration of these motors with the power provided by the rider at the pedals is incredible, the motor kicks in very naturally and intuitively.
Another option is growing rapidly in popularity and it feels like the best of both worlds. And it's the hub motor that was reviewed already (rear hub) but imagine the rear hub on the rear wheel and a front hub on the front wheel. It's basically 2 motors working together to give you double the pulling power. And you can switch between rear and front or use both when climbing. On rocky and uneven terrain where both wheels are not always touching down to get traction it can take a little getting used to but once you do it's a very fun ride.
A good example of an All Wheel Drive ebike is the Megatron X2WD Electric Hunting Bike by Rambo Bikes, which makes the list below.
There are a lot of factors that determine range, but the key component is the battery. As long as you get a battery from a well known manufacturer like Samsung, LG or Panasonic the general rules apply. Get a lesser known, lower quality, the lifespan and individual charges are not so great.
The way to calculate the range of an ebike battery is by checking the 2 key values, volts and Amp Hours (Ah). When you multiply the number of volts by the number of Ah you get a new value, this value is known as Watt Hours.
On average in real world terms an electric hunting bike will use around 20 watt hours per mile, so that is how we can figure it out. Here’s an example: 48 Volts x 10 Ah = 480 Wh. 480 divided by 20 = 24 miles.
And that’s 24 miles with only throttle, no pedaling. If you use the pedal assist function the range can as much as double. There are many factors that will determine your actual results. Rider and cargo weight, wind conditions, terrain conditions, slope, etc. Even really cold weather could cause you to lose 15% more battery capacity compared to a warm summer day. But using the above calculation as a guide, you can read any listing and estimate the range you will get.
Regenerative braking is definitely possible, it’s really not efficient nor practical and there are a number of reasons why.
Regenerative brakes require a Direct Drive Motor, which are a different type of motor than you see in typical electric hunting bikes. These motors are very heavy in comparison to the other types of motors out there. Since electric hunting bikes tend to be heavier than their traditional counterparts, this makes a difference in the distance you will be able to go on a full charge.
In addition, Direct Drive Motors don’t offer a freewheeling mechanism that will isolate the rider from the motor. That’s fine as long as your battery has charge. Once your battery runs out of charge it means that as you pedal, not only do you need to move yourself and the bike, but you also need to push against the resistance of the motor.
Over the course of a single charge, you might get back about 5% of the of the overall charge of the battery from regenerative braking. So let’s say that you normally get 30 miles per charge on a ride, 5% of that is 1.5 miles! You have to question, is it really worth the additional weight and the resistance of pedaling a Direct Drive Motor to gain just a mile and a half?
The next problem with regenerative braking is that it causes significant heat when charging. When you are actually cruising downhill and pushing current back into the battery there is a lot of heat generated within the battery itself. Heat is not good for lithium batteries, it breaks down the overall life-cycle of the battery and it’s generally not good for it.
Finally, there are a lot of forces produced by Direct Drive Motors. Most electric hunting bike frames are made out of aluminum which can fatigue over time, especially at the places that the axle engages the frame.
Regenerative braking, even though it sounds great on paper, and you think you could ride forever with it, is just not that practical for an electric hunting bike.
Many hunters are already on board with electric hunting bikes and have embraced the latest technology to help them get an advantage.
Jim Shockey from JimShockey.com said this about electric hunting bikes: "It's the ultimate hunting machine. I can go further into the backcountry to hunt big game."
Carly Brasseux from MissPursuit.com had this to say: “Electric bikes have changed the game. In the past, using a bike to get into wild places was more effort than it was worth to get the bike down the hill, walk the bike up the hill. For me, it’s a matter of expending less effort getting to my hunting area, and as a result, having that energy to put into the hunt once I get there. Electric bikes make this possible. They’re quiet, quick and make the sport more exciting!”
And Torey Glenny from QuestHavenLodge.com had this to say: "not only can you get places where nobody can get, you won't be used up when you get there. It's a game changer"
Pat Lefemine, founder of Bowsite.com had this to say: "... coolest thing I have ever reviewed"
Anyway, Let’s get into it…
Let’s take a look at the Top 11 Electric Hunting Bikes for 2024….. if at any stage you want to check out the full description for the bike you can click on the "Check Price" button and the full description will open in a separate page.
Best Selling Electric Hunting Bike
The Mule allows the rider to toggle between 750 watt or 1000 watt modes to help you keep within legal requirements in some areas. It features that phenomenal Ultra mid drive Bafang motor so the performance on steep hills and rough terrain makes this a best in class.
Built by hunters for hunters, the Mule lives up to its name. It comes with a rear fender, a rear rack and 9-speed gearing driven by 160NM of torque from that Bafang motor.
The battery is 48V, with options ranging from 17.5ah (standard) to 25ah, so you can select the right battery for your needs.
The Mule also has a cool walk-assist mode so if you need to get off and walk but don’t want to carry the gear you can engage the motor at 2.5mph and the bike will cruise along with you and do the heavy lifting for you.
What we love the most
BADASS BIKE
"This bike lives up to the hype. I am so impressed with the torque and the get up and go that it has. I would definitely recommend upgrading to the largest battery possible because that big Bafang motor really likes to eat up the power. I haven’t pulled anything on the folding Deer cart yet because mine is still on back order but anxious to try that. I’m sure it will do just fine. I will probably end up buying a second battery during the off-season just because it doesn’t hold up too long when not using pedal assist. All in all I really enjoy riding the bike. I certainly would recommend this bike to anybody looking for a hunting style E bike. I have absolutely zero regrets with my purchase of this bike." - Aaron B
Best Mid Drive Electric Hunting Bike
It has a mid drive 750 watt motor and is powered by a 48V, 14Ah Panasonic battery. Top speed of 20mph and can get over 30 miles of range. Stand over height of 30 inches. Comes in either the Sturmey Archer 5 Speed hub or a SRAM NX 1x11 derailleur set up.
Rambo Bikes have also the 1000 watt version of the model. Aptly named the Rebel 1000W, same frame with a larger 1000 watt motor and a larger battery of 48V, 21Ah and a top speed of 28mph The Nomad and Bushwacker 750W XPS/XPC/XPC11 and the Rebel 1000W are real good hill climbers making use of that mid drive so ideal for moderate to rough terrain and hilly areas.
What we love the most
THANKS!
"I thought my hunting days were numbered or at least limited to short hikes but with the Rambo ebike I can reach the spots I was almost giving up on. Instead and hiking in with gear I can cruise in with a trailer in tow (they make that too) and tow my gear in in under an hour." - Jonathan W
Best 1000w Electric Hunting Bike
The Rebel 1000W Truetimber is Rambo’s most powerful 1000 watt mid drive electric hunting bike. Also similar to the Rambo 750W with a larger battery, more powerful motor and greater top speed of 28mph. Stand over height of 31 inches.
Since the Rebel 1000W Truetimber
Top speed of 28mph and with a battery of 48V, 21Ah can go 40+ miles unassisted (throttle only) before needing to recharge or swap batteries. Rambo wanted to put out in the market a real monster of so hunters can tackle any terrain and power along silently and scent free.
The Rebel 1000W Truetimber is the pinnacle of elite electric hunting bikes.
What we love the most
A MACHINE, YET QUIET
"One you learn how to match up the pedal gears with the electric power levels, you will never want to walk anywhere again. The 1000w Rambo true timber has simply surpassed my expectations when it can to climbing steep hills without pedaling. I will definately buy again and the wife wants one too!!" - Brian G
Best All Wheel Drive Electric Hunting Bike
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.
What we love the most
Best Electric Hunting Bike for Hauling a Load
Quietkat came up with an awesome high performance, all terrain ebike that can handle anything. The Apex Pro ebike has a very solid frame that sits on 26” wheels and 4.5” fat tires capable of conquering any terrain. Premium suspension too, so no matter the surface you’ll feel comfortable and in control. 140mm of travel in the front suspension gives unparalleled control and comfort on the toughest trails. This bike has an integrated heavy-duty pannier rack designed to haul 100lbs.
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Best 2 Wheel Electric Hunting Bike
The Rungu® Dualie™ can be best described as an ATV crafted from e-bike parts. As the company describes it, “Far More Stable. Far More Able.”
The Rungu Dualie is truly an all-terrain vehicle. It has 2 massive fat tires up front, each one with its own front suspension. Originally designed for riding the soft sand of the California beaches and deserts hunters quickly saw the potentials for taking it
It also uses a Bafang mid drive motor and can tackle grades of more than 45% without having to get out of the saddle.
It has a 1120 watt motor and 52V, 15Ah battery. Top speed is 22 mph and an off-road range of 18 miles unassisted and 34 to more than 100 miles on pedal assist.
What we love the most
RUNGU MDV SERIES
"It is an awesome bike! Still getting used to the stirring of it but it's awesome nonetheless. I also love the button to move the bike without having to petal for those times I need a little breather but still wanna keep going." - Carlos F
Most Powerful Electric Hunting Bike
The Dualie XR Rubicon Trail Edition is the RUNGU® Dualie on steroids! Rungu developed the Rubicon Trail Edition after successfully riding Rungu Dualie XR from one end to the other of the world’s most famous Jeep trail in a jaw-dropping eight hours.
The Rubicon Trail Edition is truly an all-terrain vehicle. It's built on the same platform as the Rungu Dualie but has so much more..
It uses a Bafang mid drive motor and can tackle all types of terrain and grades of more than 45% without having to get out of the saddle.
It has a 1120 watt motor and two 52V, 15Ah batteries (Yes, 2 batteries so the range is excellent). Top speed is 22 mph and an off-road range of 35 or more miles and 40 miles to more than 200 miles with pedal assist
What we love the most
ZOMG
"Standing from a disabled perspective this bike is amazing. The 1st day that I received this I immediately hit the trails and haven't really stopped except to recharge." - Matthew
Best Rear Hub Electric Hunting Bike
The Ranger is the only rear hub motor that made the list. I wanted to include one rear hub as not everyone is looking for the best hill climbing bike out there. If you want an that is built tough, reliable and has a reliable Bafang rear hub motor, the Ranger is the best for you. It performs well on moderate terrain with some hills but performs better on lower gradient inclines.
The Ranger reaches a top speed of 19mph unassisted and go for 20 miles unassisted on a full charge, if assisted by pedal assist the range can double. Stand over height is 32 inches.
The beauty of the Ranger is what you get for the price. It’s a Quietkat bike, so built to last, and if you don’t need to tackle steep hills you can save $1000 and choose the rear hub motor Ranger. And since 2020 the new Ranger model is available is a variety of options like frame size, or motor. The original Ranger was only available as a 750 Watt motor was already plenty of now you can choose between 750 or 1000
What we love the most
WELL-BUILT BIKE, VERY GOOD
"very pleased so far. Used it a handful if times mostly on my land and a few log roads. Handles very well and feels smooth, comfortable padded seat and front suspension so it's a nice machine" - Harrold
Best 750w Electric Hunting Bike
The Storm is built by the same guys that make the Mule so that’s already a guarantee. The Storm is basically the Mule on steroids, beefier, full suspension and bigger battery!
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 built for extreme terrain and
It was completely overhauled and upgrade in August 2019 and now is tougher and more powerful than ever. 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 we love the most
ROAD LESS TRAVELED
"Love it , glad I got the full suspension Storm. The ride is so smooth. Shed hunting through the woods was exciting. Quickly learned to go so slow in the woods so as to avoid trees and limbs." - Lee F
Best Internal Geared Electric Hunting Bike
The Storm Jager has an innovative internal gearing system. This hunting bike doesn’t have a traditional cassette and derailleur system. The Rohloff speed hub houses most of the 14-gear system internally, thus leading to higher reliability and less maintenance. The wide gear range makes this beast ideal for steep climbs and higher speeds on flat terrain.
This bike has the same great full suspension of the Storm. It also has the same Bafang Ultra motor, known as the diesel engine of mid drive ebike motors.
With the combination of the internal gear system, the full suspension, and the outstanding Bafang motor, this bike is in a class of its own!
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Best AWD Electric Hunting Bike
The Bakcou Kodiak is one of a kind. It has TWO 500W hub motors, one in the front hub and one in the rear hub.
It has more power and more capability than any HUB-DRIVEN BIKE BEFORE.
With Kodiak AWD, you can conquer any terrain. Snow, mud, rocky, sand -- you name it!
It combines the power and performance of Bafang’s 500W, high-end hub motors with bulletproof aluminum alloy frame and high-end components.
The wide stance, deep-cleated pedals have wide holes for extra boot grip and space to AVOID the accumulation of mud or snow.
The LCD display makes it easy to use while flying down the trail, and the CST BFT (Big Fat-Tire) gives you more grip and control than any other tire, so you can go where you want to go.
Overall, Bakcou Kodiak is a KILLER electric hunting bike for the price. Great range, POWERFUL, and can take on any terrain.
What we love the most
Whichever electric hunting bike you choose, take a look at some of the benefits:
For me personally, if money is not an obstacle I'm going with the Bakcou Storm. It has everything the Mule has but with full suspension and larger battery. If you buy the Storm you will never need to upgrade because it's the alpha male in it's category. 160Nm of torque, that's awesome pulling power when it's needed to pull a deer out on a trailer.
I’d love to know what you all think, and if you have another model you would put on this list. I could have had a dozen more bikes of the same caliber get a mention but this is a good start.
If you have any questions about any of these you can drop an email to Jeff@eBikeGeneration.com. I’d be happy to help you find the best electric hunting bike for your needs.
One Word. UBCO – I’ve tried many different “hunting” bikes and I just got one that I guarantee you will outperform all those listed above. Try to take a test ride on the UBCO 2×2. It’s pricey but man is it AWESOME! I’ve taken it on deep sand, deep mud, very rocky terrain and on the road. The only area I found it to be a little sluggish is if you are climbing a very steep hill and have 300lbs of load on it. Then it moves a little slower up steep hills, but what bike wouldn’t? :) NOTE: It does NOT have pedals though. It’s more like a moped mixed with a bike. Not sure what you’d call it. but having all-wheel drive helps in the sand and mud. There were a few times where I thought I was stuck for sure but the front tire would grip and help me get through. The top speed is only 30 mph but that’s plenty for a hunting bike. It says the max range is 75 miles and in three non-stop test rides I’ve gone 70, 60 and 50 but they were with different amounts of gear on me and different terrains. Still very awesome for what it is and does. Just wanted to share for once you try one, trust me you will be hooked.
Thanks for sharing such an informative post. This post is very helpful for purchase a e bike.
Thanks for sharing such an in formative post. This post is very helpfully.
Looking into buying a Grizzly scooter. I have a QuietKat but the bar is too high and tough to balance at 70 YO. As a Disabled Combat Veteran I need to be at a lower price even with the military discount Bakcou offers at 15%. Thanks can you help? I did hear that the scooters can tow a trailer.
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I started researching the hunter e-bikes (I’m a nature photographer) in October because my gear and large tripod are like what a lot of hunters haul. This is a very helpful article. As I think about some of the terrain and ground cover I’d be traversing it seems a chain and derailleur are points of vulnerability. Is there any thought or work being done to utilize a mid motor with a shaft drive system? It would present a cleaner, less-cluttered design that was better protected from damaging stubs, branches, wire, rocky cracks or potholes, etc. Last, I saw an ad for the QuietCat Apex that looks interesting. Is it enough like the Ridge runner and Warrior that those reviews would be applicable? Thanks.
I am 54 years old I have arthritis and a degenerative disc in my back. It is incredibly painful for me to be on my feet or my butt for more than 3 hours. I haven’t been hunting and probably six years as a result, I also suffer from depression. I could see myself hunting again with one of these most of them that look worthwhile are far too expensive for me
Is there any restrictions between 750W and 1000W for riding on BLM land or National Forest trails.
I currently have an older bike with a BionX rear hub motor. I selected one with regenerative capability not for the extended range but primarily for resistance braking on long, rough down grades. A lot of my logging road rides involve 4 or 5 mile down grades on the way back to the truck and the regen option helps me avoid overheating the brakes. I will definitely be considering those down grades as I look to update my bike.
I have the 1000 watt e cell bike and yes it is a big bike, but it is very strong and powerful this bike is like a tank with all wheel drive and 9 levels of assistance two batteries, two motors 203 cm disk up front and 180 rear their is no compromising with this bike. I ride around town, throw the forest on trails and on the beach, it takes on all challenges without blinking, but their is one issue and that is no front rack mounts unless you buy the 1500 watt bike, I got on them about that because it’s not cool. I am very happy with the bike just got my new bike rack to role the bike up to haul it that is very important because like I said it’s heavy just like a dirt bike but with batteries.
If/When you need service (damaged chain, bent wheel, etc.) should a local bike store be able to work on it or would you need to return to manufacturer? (I admit not mechanically inclined!)
Hi Rob,
A second battery could set you back anything between $500 to $900 depending on the size. The bigger the battery the more range you get. The Bakcou Mule standard battery is a 14.5Ah which is already a good size will cost (at the time of replying) $599 and is good for 30 miles on throttle power. You could upgrade from the get go to a larger battery and just use one that has 40 to 60 miles per charge.
what is the answer to randys question how much average for spare batteries. I would use all one battery in one day, hunting northen BC
I’m just starting to learn about e hunting bikes. I live in Maine, turning 70 so need some assist getting to hunting locations. My biggest issue with buying on line is obtaining service on these bikes. Are available is service locations in the North East ?
I’ve been riding ebikes since they first came on the market, specifically looking for the best hunting ebike… something that could further my range and also help me explore quietly. I fell hard for QuietKat’s offering (even bought my brother one) and so far haven’t been dissapointed. Jim Shockey mentioned here in this post is an ambassador for QuietKat and I have to say this brand was the first to market, has been operating in this category the longest, and provides excellent customer support. While the bikes here mentioned are good options (my buddy Teddy has the Fat Tire Ridge Runner and it IS a beast!) I personally like the Apex because its got the same power as some of the other bikes on this list (also a 1000w mid-drive) but you can better manage your speed than with the ULTRA motor, which is great for tight trails and thicker woods. For me the Apex perfect and I’d recommend it to anyone! ~ Cheers from South Bend
well guess I’ll be selling my 4 wheeler.Bike is absolutely quitter and get though the trees here in Wisconsin a lot better.
What about dual hub motors, dual battery fat tire hunting bikes..not even mentioned. Most have a switch for motor and battery selection. I’ve seen models with up to two 2500W motors
Can any of the bikes go through water? I never see anything like a biker going through a creeks. As a hunter ( lol) who is on my last year of hunting. Because well, let’s just say I Hope I can maybe get a bike. But I have to cross a small creek.
I’ve been wanting to get an electric hunting bike for a while but I’m curious about charging the batteries while out hunting. How long would I need to run a generator for to top off a battery? Would a solar panel even get the job done? Seems like extra batteries might make the most sense. How long would one of these batteries take to charge from empty?
HI Berry,
The Mule 1000 & Storm 1000 both come in 17" and 19" frame size options so you should be able to find the right sixe for you both. The 17" frame is best suited for heights ranging from 5’2" to 5’8" and the 19" frame for 5’8" and above. BackCountry eBikes are the makers or both models you like and they are hunters based out in Ogden Utah and they don’t make average bikes, they focus on elite hunting bikes that will get the job done. They are designed to take a beating a perform well doing so. Both models have that coveted ULTRA mid drive motor so climbing hills and tackling rough terrain offroad will be a joy to experience.
They only use top grade components that can stand the test of rough offroad as that is what they are built to do. I have sent you additional info by email also, so you can make an educated decision on what suits you and your wife the best.
I really like the mule 1000 watt and the the storm 1000 watt, do you know what the stand over heights are? Im going to purchase 2, 1 for my wife and 1 for me. Are the components up upgradeable or are they good enough quality for rugged outdoor punishment.
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Bulls Bikes USA
August 10, 2023
Thanks for sharing such a beautiful blog. much informational.