About the Eunorau 1000W FAT-HD All-Terrain Fat Tyre E-Bike

Fat tyres run at lower pressure on a wider footprint, which smooths rough surfaces and gives grip on sand and gravel. Many are styled like retro motorbikes or beach cruisers, with banana seats, wide handlebars and chunky frames, while others borrow the look of a trail bike. Off-road capable models are usually restricted to private land or marked trails, so check where you plan to ride before buying. Closest alternatives by price: Fatfish Biggie Fat Tyre E-Bike ($2,999), Ampere X-Trail Moped ($3,299) and DiroDi Rover Plus 750W ($3,299).

The motor is often a rear hub design controlled by a pedal sensor or throttle, which delivers easy cruising with simple controls. Weigh up whether you can lift, wheel and store the bike comfortably, because a heavy machine is harder to manoeuvre at low speed.

We list 1 matching part or accessory for it, such as Eunorau Universal 48V 15Ah Secondary Battery. Eunorau has 6 products listed, from $699 to $3,099.

Stated in the model name

Power (from name)1,000WNamed featuresFat tyres, All-terrain

Technical Specifications – Eunorau 1000W FAT-HD All-Terrain Fat Tyre E-Bike

We have not yet checked the Eunorau 1000W FAT-HD All-Terrain Fat Tyre E-Bike against Eunorau’s own pages, so motor, battery, range, weight and payload are not published here. Ask us for the manufacturer sheet and the Australian road-legal status of this fat tyre lifestyle e-bike before you order.