The Tracer Verge 20"X4.0 Wheel 800W Fat Electric Motorbike is a compact fat tire electric bike designed for all-terrain riding and urban mobility. Powered by an 800W brushless rear hub motor and a 48V 17.5Ah lithium-ion battery, it delivers strong pedal assist performance for both city and off-road use.

Built with a Hi-Ten steel frame and triple tree fork, the Verge provides durability and stability across varied terrain. Its 20×4.0 fat tires, Shimano 7-speed drivetrain, and hydraulic disc brakes enhance traction, control, and riding efficiency for different conditions.

Key Features

• 800W Brushless Rear Hub Motor for strong acceleration and assist

• Top Speed up to 28 MPH depending on riding conditions

• 48V 17.5Ah Lithium Battery for extended riding range

• Estimated 55–65 Mile Range per Charge

• 20×4.0 Fat Tires for traction on sand, snow, and trails

• Shimano 7-Speed Drivetrain for smooth gear shifting

• Hydraulic Disc Brakes (180mm) for responsive stopping

• Triple Tree Fork for improved stability

• LCD Display showing ride data and assist levels

• Pedal Assist System with Cadence Sensor (5 Levels)

• High-Power Front Headlight and Rear Light for visibility

Specifications

Model: Tracer Verge
Product Type: Fat Tire Electric Bike

Motor: 48V 800W Brushless Rear Hub Motor
Battery: 48V 17.5Ah Lithium-Ion
Top Speed: Up to 28 MPH
Range: 55–65 Miles per Charge

Frame: Hi-Ten Steel Frame
Fork: Triple Tree Fork

Gearing: Shimano 7-Speed
Pedal Assist: 5-Level PAS with 12-Magnet Cadence Sensor

Brakes: Hydraulic Disc Brakes (180mm)

Rims: Alloy FAT Rims (3")
Tires: 20 × 4.0 Fat Tires

Handlebar: BMX Style Handlebar (750 × 150 × 22.2mm)

Display: LCD Display
Lights: Front Headlight & Rear Light

Riding Conditions & Requirements

Electric bicycle regulations vary by location. Before operating the Tracer Verge Electric Fat Tire Bike, riders should verify local laws. Typical conditions may include:

• Riders may need to follow local electric bicycle classification regulations

• Helmet use may be required depending on jurisdiction

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

• Certain regions regulate maximum assisted speed or throttle usage

• Riders should follow local traffic laws and safety guidelines