Electric Mountain Bike – Fat Tire, Mid-Drive, and All-Suspension

Whether you’re looking for a commuter ebike or a full suspension all-mountain/trail bike, there are plenty of options for fat tire electric mountain bikes. Fat tire bikes are usually built with a motor located in the rear hub. This provides superior stopping power. These bikes are typically heavy-duty and are perfect for those seeking a responsive commuter ebike.

Mid-drive fat tire mountain bikes are popular. These bikes are often larger in capacity and can provide a longer range than rear hub motor bikes.

These bikes are available in a variety of different styles and price ranges. The Tern HSD, for example, has Bosch mid-drive and is a solid option for most riders. It has many of the features of the Tern GSD, including a folding stem and a innovative tail rack. It’s also compact and takes up less space than a coat rack in a corner. It’s also an affordable option for those looking for a utility ebike.

The Specialized Turbo Levo Comp Alloy returns to the electric mountain bike test for the fourth year. This version has a new Turbo Full Power 2.2 motor. It’s a little more powerful than the previous version and features flip chips in the chainstays and adjustable geometry. It’s also lighter, at just 41 pounds 10 oz. The bike has a mix of wheel sizes and has a frame variant that offers step-over and step-through options.

The Specialized Turbo Levo SL Comp, on the other hand, is a lightweight, lower-powered version of the Levo. It’s also lighter than the full-power Levo, at 41 pounds 10 oz.