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S8 Pro dual motor fat tire electric bike
S8 Pro dual motor electric bike side view
S8 Pro electric bike detail
S8 Pro electric bike detail
S8 Pro electric bike detail
S8 Pro dual motor features
S8 Pro dual motor features

S8 Pro Dual Motor Electric Bike – 2000W AWD, Hydraulic Brakes, 48V 25Ah

Regular price $1,799.99

Two motors. All-wheel drive. Zero compromise. The S8 Pro is a dual motor electric bike with front and rear hub motors (2000W total) for all-wheel-drive traction on loose dirt, sand and steep hills. Hydraulic brakes and a 48V 25Ah battery complete the upgrade.

Key Features

  • Dual Motors, 2000W AWD – Front and rear drive for maximum traction and climbing power.
  • Hydraulic Brakes – Stronger, smoother stopping than mechanical discs.
  • 48V 25Ah Battery – Up to 31–37 miles per charge.
  • 20"×4.0 Fat Tires – Grip and stability on any terrain.
  • Moped-Style Long Seat – Comfortable, commanding riding position.
  • Our Most Powerful E-Bike – Built for riders who want the best performance.

Perfect For

  • Steep hills and loose terrain
  • Riders who want maximum power
  • Snow, sand and off-road adventures

Specifications

Motor Dual hub motors, 2000W total
Drive Front + rear (all-wheel drive)
Battery 48V 25Ah lithium
Top Speed 31 MPH (50 km/h)
Range 31–37 miles (50–60 km)
Tires 20" × 4.0 off-road fat tires
Brakes Hydraulic disc
Max Load 330 lb (150 kg)
Charging Time 6–7 hours
Net Weight 99 lb (45 kg)
Colors Black, Brown

FAQ

Why choose a dual motor e-bike?
Two motors drive both wheels, giving better traction and hill-climbing power on loose or steep terrain.

Top speed figures are for off-road and private-property use. Speed limits, licensing and registration rules for e-bikes, e-motos and e-scooters vary by state and city. Please check your local laws before riding on public roads.