About the Fatfish OG 2.0 Fat Tyre E-Bike

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. Closest alternatives by price: Super 73 ZX ($2,499), Fatboy DNA V3 Performance E-Bike ($2,490) and DiroDi Classico Cruiser ($2,699).

Frames are built wide and strong to carry the large wheels, so these bikes feel stable and planted though noticeably heavier than slimmer commuters. Anyone who must carry the bike up stairs, onto a small car rack or onto public transport should be cautious, since fat tyre bikes are heavy and bulky.

Fatfish has 2 products listed, from $2,499 to $2,999.

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Named features: Fat tyres

Technical Specifications – Fatfish OG 2.0 Fat Tyre E-Bike

Figures for motor, battery, range, weight and payload on the Fatfish OG 2.0 Fat Tyre E-Bike are held back until we have verified them with Fatfish. Contact us for the manufacturer’s sheet and to confirm where this fat tyre lifestyle e-bike may be ridden in Australia.