Description
STACYC 20hDrive Class 2 Electric Bike
The STACYC 20hDrive Class 2 Electric Bike is an ideal choice for adventure enthusiasts and professionals, catering to users up to 250 lbs. This bike is constructed with a lightweight proprietary aluminum frame that adheres to ISO 4210-2 mountain bike standards, offering a blend of durability and performance. Equipped with a 500W brushless hub motor and dual 40V max lithium-ion batteries, it features three ride modes: Boardwalk (10 mph), Standard (15 mph), and Sport (20 mph), for a tailored riding experience over various terrains. Its full-color LED screen keeps you informed on speed, distance, time, and battery status, while the LED headlight and taillight ensure you’re visible. It rides on 20×4.0 wide pneumatic tires with sealed bearings for outstanding traction and stability. Hydraulic disc brakes on both the front and rear offer superior stopping control. Moreover, its quick 45-minute recharge and a travel range of 25-35 miles per charge make the STACYC 20hDrive a dependable choice for either daily travel or weekend escapades.
Features:
- Designed for adults under 250lbs
- Seat height: 29.5″
- Weight:57 lbs w/ battery
- 500W Brushless hub motor with two STACYC 36v 6Ah batteries
- Proprietary aluminum frame that meets ISO 4210-2 mountain bike frame standards
- Full color LED Screen displays speed, odometer, time and battery life
- 20×4.0 wide pneumatic tires
- LED headlight and taillight
- Moto inspired front plate number plate and fender
- Sturdy easy to operate kick stand
- Hydraulic front and rear disc brakes
High Output Brushless Motor:
- Drives quietly with throttle and pedal assist
- 3 power selection modes:
- Low/Boardwalk mode ~ 10 mph
- Med/Standard mode ~ 15 mph
- High/Sport mode ~ 20 mph
Industrial Grade, Lithium-ion Batteries and Charger:
- Dual, industrial grade, lithium-ion 40Vmax Voltage (36Vnom) 6Ah battery and Smart Fast charger (included)
- Quick disconnect/connect battery
- 1 hour run-time*
- 25-35 mile range
- 45 minute charge time
*Run-time is entirely dependent on terrain, hills and rider’s power usage. Run-times are estimates and can vary.
