The Tracer Twenty5 800W Chopper Stretch Cruiser E-Bike is designed for riders seeking a balance of cruiser comfort and electric performance. Powered by an 800W brushless rear hub motor and a Samsung 48V 17.5Ah lithium-ion battery, this electric bike supports smooth pedal-assisted riding for commuting, leisure, and extended trips.

The stretch cruiser frame and fat tire setup provide a stable and relaxed riding position. With multiple riding modes, pedal assist levels, and hydraulic disc brakes, the Twenty5 delivers controlled performance across urban roads and varied terrain.

Key Features

• 800W Brushless Rear Hub Motor for consistent electric assist

• 48V 17.5Ah Samsung Lithium Battery for reliable power delivery

• Top Speed up to 28 MPH depending on riding conditions

• Estimated 30–60 Mile Range per Charge

• Stretch Cruiser Frame Design for upright comfort

• 26” Fat Tires (Front 26×3.0 / Rear 26×4.0) for traction and stability

• Hydraulic Disc Brakes for controlled stopping performance

• 3 Riding Modes with 5-Level Pedal Assist System

• Integrated Speed & Torque Sensor PAS

• LCD Display for ride monitoring

• Hi-Rise Handlebars for relaxed riding posture

Specifications

Model: Tracer Twenty5
Product Type: Stretch Cruiser Electric Bike

Motor: 800W Brushless Rear Hub Motor
Battery: Samsung Lithium-Ion 48V 17.5Ah
Top Speed: Up to 28 MPH
Range: 30–60 Miles per Charge

Frame: Steel Stretch Cruiser Frame

Pedal Assist: 3 Riding Modes, 5-Level PAS with integrated sensor

Fork Options:

• Triple Tree Fork (GT)

• Dual Springer Fork (DS)

• Over/Under Dual Spring Fork (GTS)

Brakes: Hydraulic Disc Brakes

Handlebar: Hi-Rise Handlebar (750 × 330mm)

Rims: Alloy Polished Fat Rims (Front 3", Rear 4")

Tires:

• Front: 26 × 3.0 Fat Tire

• Rear: 26 × 4.0 Fat Tire

Riding Conditions & Requirements

Electric bicycle regulations vary depending on region. Before riding the Tracer Twenty5 Stretch Cruiser E-Bike, riders should verify local laws. Typical conditions may include:

• Riders may need to follow local electric bicycle classification regulations.

• Some jurisdictions require helmet use.

• Electric bikes may be restricted to roads, bike lanes, or designated cycling routes.

• Certain regions regulate maximum assisted speed or throttle usage.

• Riders should follow local traffic laws and safety guidelines.

Always confirm local electric bicycle regulations before riding.