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Price
$1,199.00
$2,499.00
Seating Position
GT / Rally
Open-wheel / F1®
Frame Material
Steel & aluminum
Premium steel
Foldable Design
Yes
No
Monitor Mount Ready
Yes
Yes
Adjustable Pedal Plate
Yes
Yes
Best For
Immersive GT racing
Pro F1® simulation
Heybike makes affordable electric bikes for commuting, trail riding and everyday errands. This collection includes the folding Mars and Ranger fat-tire models, the Venus, Cityscape and Hybrid commuters, the moto-style Titan and moped-style Saturn, the mid-drive ALPHA and the V1 electric dirt bike, with motors from 500W to the V1's 4,160W peak.
How to Choose the Right Heybike E-Bike
- Riding style: commuters like the Cityscape, Venus and Hybrid suit pavement; fat-tire and full-suspension models handle trails, sand and snow.
- Frame style: step-through frames are easy to mount; folding models fit car trunks, RVs and apartments.
- Motor and torque: higher torque (85-105Nm) helps on hills and with heavier riders or cargo; mid-drive motors feel more natural on climbs.
- Battery and range: larger watt-hour batteries go farther; real-world range depends on rider weight, terrain and assist level.
- Class and speed: check local e-bike class rules; the V1 dirt bike is intended for off-road use.
- Comfort: full suspension and fat tires smooth out rough roads.
Heybike E-Bike FAQs
Which Heybike is best for commuting?
The Cityscape, Venus and Hybrid are designed for commuting, with lighter frames and efficient road tires. Choose based on how far you ride and the range you need.
Which Heybike folds?
The Mars and Ranger models fold, making them easier to store in apartments or carry in a car or RV.
How far can a Heybike go on one charge?
Listed ranges run from about 50 miles to 100 miles depending on the model and battery. Actual range varies with assist level, terrain and rider weight.
Are fat-tire e-bikes good for beginners?
Yes. Fat tires add stability and grip, which builds confidence on sand, gravel and snow, though they are heavier than commuter tires.





















