All Electric Bikes: 74 Models in Eight Families
Every complete bike the factory builds, organized by family. Each family page lists the published specification of its models — motor, battery, range, top speed and payload — so you can shortlist before you inquire.
The catalogue is built on a small set of shared platforms. Frames are predominantly 6061 aluminum alloy, with a carbon fiber line running through the fat, mountain and city families. Drive systems are mostly Bafang — M620, M600 and M400 mid-drives for torque-led models, G-series rear hubs for city and utility models — in 36V and 48V systems. Batteries use LG or Samsung cells on higher-specification models and domestic cells on value models; the cell source is stated per model on the family pages, because it is part of what you are buying.
Ranges below are the manufacturer's published pedal-assist figures for each model. Real-world range depends on rider weight, terrain, assist level and temperature, so treat the published band as a comparison tool between models and confirm the configuration you intend to order.
Fat Tire Electric Bikes
The largest family: 20in and 26in fat tire bikes from a 250W trunk folder to the full-suspension carbon E18-A and a 200 kg-payload cargo build.
Electric Mountain Bikes
Trail bikes in alloy and carbon, hardtail and full suspension, 250W to 1000W.
Electric Commuter Bikes
City and commuter lines: 36V 250W rear-hub bikes, 48V mid-drive commuters and three carbon city models.
Folding Electric Bikes
Dedicated 20-inch folders; fat-tire and mountain folders are listed inside their home families and cross-shown here.
Electric Road Bikes
Fixed-gear road bikes with chain or Gates belt drive and hidden or removable batteries.
Beach Cruiser Electric Bikes
500W cruisers with low step-through frames and upright riding positions.
Carbon Fiber Electric Bikes
Every carbon-frame model in the catalogue, gathered across the fat, mountain and city families.
Electric Cargo Bikes
The longtail C18 plus the fat-tire B17 and B17-C cargo builds, rated up to 200 kg payload.
How the Families Differ
Motor position. Mid-drive models (M620/M600/M400, BBS02/BBS-HD) put the motor at the cranks and suit hills, off-road work and higher payloads. Rear-hub models are simpler and dominate the city, folding and value lines. The mid-drive vs hub motor guide works through the trade-offs with models from this catalogue.
Voltage. 36V systems power the 250W European-style city and folding lines and the smaller road bikes. 48V systems cover everything from 350W trail bikes to the 1000W fat and mountain flagships, plus one 60V fat model (the B6).
Specification honesty. Where a model's published data carries an internal inconsistency, the family pages follow the model's specification table and say so. One listed model, the carbon EC1, has no published parameter sheet yet and is shown as a catalogue entry only — no specification is invented for it.
Questions Buyers Ask
Can I order samples first?
Yes — under the factory's published sample policy, spare units can be provided for sampling; the sample fee and courier cost are paid by the buyer. Confirm availability for the models you want when you inquire.
How long does production take?
The published lead time is 30–60 days after the advance payment is received, depending on the product category and order quantity. Ask us to confirm the schedule for the exact models in your inquiry.
Can I mix models in one order?
Mixed-model orders are a normal way to build a range; tell us the model mix in your inquiry and we will quote the combination with a single production schedule.
What certificates do the products carry?
Certificates available upon request. Send your target market in the inquiry and we will confirm which documentation can be provided for the models you are sourcing.