$1000 Folding Fat Tire eBike | HeyBike Mars 2.0

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The HeyBike Mars 2.0 is the utility fat tire folding electric bike many are looking for. With 20"x3" fat tires, a rear rack, fenders and lights, the HeyBike Mars 2.0 is built to tackle a day around town and out exploring in the woods.
The 750w rear hub motor and 600Wh battery provide a lot of power to lug you and a lot of gear around for miles on end.
Check out the written review here: www.electricbikejournal.com/h...
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[@barry4fish19]

Thanks, the weight limit is 330 lbs, according to web site.

[@ElectricBikeJournal]

Absolutely correct, I misspoke and referenced an early number from before the bike release.

[@DrinkableTrees]

first review ive seen doing bike trails and little off roading would u think would be a decent choice as a first e bike rider?

[@ElectricBikeJournal]

Ya if you think it will fit your lifestyle the right way and allow you to use it for as much as possible it’d make a fantastic first.

[@kltsin]

The design of the bike is like sitting in a chair so any obstacle low would probalbly eject you. The small tires that do NOt deal well with wet pavement/ aka roads just can't handle anything of substance and off road especially at slow speeds. These Fat tires are only usable at high speeds or very low speeds and rough terrain means your legs need to be the shock absorbers as tire diameter falls inbetween debris where a larger tire woudln't

[@badhabbitproductions6810]

Wait so did you mean you went over 40 miles with it on full throttle before you had to charge it again? I’m looking for something I can ride across the city and back which would be around 30 miles all together but just nervous about getting a bike that won’t last and will die before I can make it back haha

[@ElectricBikeJournal]

Oh I apologize, that was a bit confusing. We didn't have a chance to test the extent of the batteries range exclusively with throttle only. For our range testing purposes I used a balance of throttle and levels 2-3. I would feel pretty safe at 30 miles with those levels, but not at all would we say it could do 40miles on throttle only.