EB8 ELECTRIC FAT TIRE MOUNTAIN BIKE DESCRIPTION
Ride Beyond the beaten path and experience the power to go farther in the great outdoors with the EB8. This foldable all-terrain, fat-tire electric bike provides enhanced off-road mobility. The EB8 delivers a silent, odorless performance for outdoor adventurers and nature enthusiasts. Whether you’re reaching a favorite hunting spot, or just exploring around the campsite.
Choose between three riding modes: throttle-only, pedal-only, or pedal-to-go. With a high-torque 350-watt motor, the EB8 delivers exhilarating power and undeniable performance. Reach max speeds of 18.6 mph. Conquer inclines of 25 degrees. Travel up to 21.4 miles on a single charge using throttle only. Switch to pedal-to-go mode and go even faster, higher and farther.
The ultra-strong aluminum alloy frame of the EB-8 accommodates riders up to 264.5 pounds. This off-road eBike folds down so you can easily store and transport it, even without mounting bike racks on your vehicle. Balanced front and rear suspension absorbs impact and smooths out rough terrain. And special “”Autoguard”” technology ensures the motor cuts off fully when you engage the brakes.
The EB8’s removable 36v battery is encased in a protective cover, shielding it from excessive exposure to dust and moisture. A built-in battery lock ensures that the eBike won’t turn on until the bicycle is unfolded and the battery is locked in place.
Home mechanics can effortlessly change tires. Bike shops can easily perform general maintenance. All thanks to convenient power line quick-disconnects for the rear hub motor. No electrician needed.
Your EB8 comes with everything you need for a thrilling-yet-safe adventure: swappable universal bike seat, an attention-grabbing bell, multiple reflectors and more.
Get ready for an entirely new way to experience unobtrusive backwoods access. The Swagtron EB8 foldable fat-tire eBike gives you the power to Ride Beyond.
*Be sure to check your local laws about eBike access on public trails, bike paths and roadways.
