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750W 16" Fat Tire Electric Mountain Bike
750W 16" Fat Tire Electric Mountain Bike
−36%
Outdoors · Walmart

A fat-tire e-MTB ready to leave the pavement behind

750W 16" Fat Tire Electric Mountain Bike

A 750W fat-tire electric mountain bike for riders who want to tackle trails and gravel.

Deal score 5.5 · Good deal
$449.99$699.99 Walmart's regular price

You save $250.00 at Walmart

Deal.ai's agents found this deal on November 9. The store may have changed its price since.

Why it's a great deal

  • Walmart lists its regular price at $699.99: 36% off by its own figures
  • Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 84 buyers
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Specs

Bicycle Type
Mountain Bikes
Maximum Travel Distance
65 mi
Maximum Speed
28 mph
Battery Capacity
20 Ah
Electric Bicycle Class
Class 3
Charging Time
6 hr
Bicycle Brake Design
Disc Brakes
Suspension
Full Suspension
Wheel Size
20 in
Frame Material
Aluminum alloy

About the 750W 16" Fat Tire Electric Mountain Bike

A Class 3 fat-tire e-MTB with a 750W geared hub motor, a 48V 20Ah battery and full suspension. It claims up to 28 mph and 65 miles of range, and the 16-inch fat tires and 365 lb load limit suit rough ground and heavier riders. The spec sheet is inconsistent on wheel size, and the listing carries no NRTL safety certification, which matters for a lithium battery bike. It competes on motor power and battery capacity against better-known brands that offer certified batteries and dealer support.

Best forRiders who want a powerful motor and big battery without paying premium-brand moHeavier riders who need a high load limitTrail and gravel riding on fat tiresBuyers comfortable assembling and maintaining a bike themselves
Pros
  • 750W geared hub motor with 48V system gives strong climbing assist
  • 20Ah battery is large for the class and supports the claimed 65-mile range
  • Full suspension and 16-inch fat tires soak up rough surfaces
  • 365 lb max load is high for an e-MTB
  • 7-speed gearing and disc brakes cover varied terrain

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  • This deal was $449.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.
  • Lowest price today: $449.99 at Walmart (checked Nov 9, 2026).

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  • Aluminum frame keeps weight reasonable for a fat-tire e-bike
    • Cons
    • No NRTL listing, so battery safety certification is unconfirmed
    • Wheel size is listed as both 20 in and 16 in, which is a real spec error
    • 6-hour charge time is slow for a 20Ah pack
    • Assembly required, and support is likely limited compared with major brands
    • Class 3 speed means it is not legal on many bike paths

    What reviewers say

    • 4.4 / 584 ratings

    Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 84 ratings, so most owners are satisfied. Praise centers on motor power, range and ride comfort on rough ground. Complaints tend to involve assembly, weight and spec confusion.

    What people mention
    • Motor powerPraisedOwners say the 750W motor pulls strongly uphill and into wind.
    • Battery rangePraisedRiders report long distances per charge, though real range falls short of the claim in cold weather or at high assist.
    • Ride comfortPraisedFull suspension and fat tires are described as smooth on gravel and rough trails.
    • AssemblyCriticisedBuyers say setup takes time and some components need adjustment out of the box.
    • WeightMixedThe bike is stable on the trail but heavy to lift onto a rack or carry upstairs.
    • Spec accuracyCriticisedOwners note conflicting wheel and tire sizes and unclear battery certification details.

    Questions and answers

    Is this bike legal on bike paths?
    It is Class 3, so the motor assists up to 28 mph. Many states and cities restrict Class 3 bikes to roads and limit paths to Class 1 or 2, so check local rules before riding trails or paths.
    What is the real range per charge?
    The claimed 65 miles assumes low assist and ideal conditions. Expect noticeably less at high assist, in cold weather, or with a heavy rider and cargo.
    Is the battery safety certified?
    The listing states no NRTL listing, so UL or equivalent certification is not confirmed. Charge it on a hard surface, unattended-free, and follow the manual.
    What wheel size does it actually have?
    The specs conflict, listing both 20 in and 16 in. Confirm the tire size with the seller before ordering, since it affects ride feel and replacement parts.
    How much assembly is required?
    Assembly is required. Expect to fit the front wheel, handlebars, pedals and seat, and to check brake and derailleur adjustment before the first ride.
    Who is it sized for?
    The stated height range is 5.3 ft to 6.4 ft with a 365 lb max load. Riders outside that range should look at a different frame size.