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K802 Fat Tire Off-Road Electric Bike
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K802 Fat Tire Off-Road Electric Bike. A fat tire electric bicycle with a wide-tire format for riders comparing everyday and outdoor leisure bikes. Tire width is a defining part of the design, alongside electric...
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Overview
K802 Fat Tire Off-Road Electric Bike. A fat tire electric bicycle with a wide-tire format for riders comparing everyday and outdoor leisure bikes. Tire width is a defining part of the design, alongside electric assistance for the ride.
Features and configuration
- Wide tires distinguish this model from conventional narrow-tire bicycles or trikes.
Choosing for your everyday use
Match the bike to the surfaces you actually use rather than assuming one tire format suits every trail. Tire tread, pressure, rider fit and the supplied suspension configuration all affect how the bicycle feels on a route.
Before choosing your configuration
Check the exact tire size, bike dimensions and battery version before choosing. Sand, loose ground, climbs and heavier loads can change handling and reduce usable range. Plan storage and transport around the full size and weight of the bicycle.
Specifications
These specifications are for comparison; confirm the supplied configuration before ordering. Values marked ≈ are category estimates, not measurements for this vehicle. Estimated loads are not safe load limits; confirm the permitted loads for the vehicle, seats and racks before use.
Reference values
| Voltage | ≈48 V |
| Motor power | ≈750 W |
| Battery capacity | ≈20 Ah |
| Range | ≈50–70 km |
| Category load reference (not a safety limit) | ≈150 kg |
| Vehicle weight | ≈32 kg |
| Maximum speed | ≈32 km/h |
| Wheel diameter | ≈26 inches |
| Frame material | Aluminum alloy (Confirm the final material with the seller) |
Estimated range uses reference voltage, battery capacity and category energy consumption from the planning data; these assumptions do not establish the supplied configuration. The largest optional battery is not necessarily included in an order.
Range figures are not guaranteed distances. Battery configuration, rider and cargo weight, terrain, temperature and assist level affect actual range.