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Heybike ALPHA Mid-Drive Fat Tire E-Bike | 105Nm Torque, 680Wh, 60 Mi Range

Sale price$1,299.00
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At a Glance
  • Torque: 105 Nm
  • Battery: 680Wh
  • Max Range: 60 mi
  • Top Speed: 28 mph
  • Fat Tires: 26" x 4"
  • Max Load: 400 lb
Key Features
  • Mivice Mid-Drive Motor: A 500W mid-drive (1000W peak) delivers 105 Nm of torque through the drivetrain for strong, efficient hill climbing.
  • Torque Sensor Assist: Assistance scales with your pedaling effort, giving a smooth, intuitive ride instead of on/off surges.
  • Galaxy eDrive System: Heybike's Galaxy eDrive is rated for 30% faster response and 8% more range than batteries of the same capacity.
  • 680Wh Removable Battery: A UL 2271 certified lithium-ion pack delivers up to 60 miles and removes for convenient indoor charging.
  • 26 x 4.0" Fat Tires: Puncture-protected fat tires and a hydraulic front fork soak up gravel, sand, snow and rough city streets.
  • Hydraulic Disc Brakes: Strong, low-effort stopping power in all conditions, paired with a Shimano Altus 8-speed drivetrain.
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Heybike ALPHA Mid-Drive Fat Tire E-Bike | 105Nm Torque, 680Wh, 60 Mi Range Sale price$1,299.00

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the ALPHA a mid-drive or hub-drive e-bike?
It uses a Mivice 500W mid-drive motor (1000W peak) with 105 Nm of torque, driving through the 8-speed Shimano Altus drivetrain.
How far can it go on a charge?
Heybike rates the 680Wh battery for up to 60 miles. Actual range depends on assist level, terrain, rider weight and conditions.
How does the throttle work?
The half-twist throttle is designed to engage after a natural pedal start; Heybike recommends starting in a lower gear.

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