Is the EOEOTWO fat tire e-bike good for heavy riders?

Yes. The 396 lb maximum load is well above most fat-tire e-bikes, and the aluminum frame and 26-inch wheels are built to carry it. Check that your local rules allow Class 3 bikes on your routes.

How fast does it go, and is it street legal?

It is a Class 3 e-bike with pedal assist up to 28 mph. That means no throttle-only riding in most US states, and some trails and bike paths ban Class 3 bikes, so check local rules.

How long does the battery take to charge?

About 6 hours from empty. That is on the slow side, so plan on charging overnight rather than topping up mid-ride.

Does it have a throttle?

The listing describes a Class 3 bike with a hub motor and 7-speed drivetrain but does not specify a throttle. Confirm with the seller before buying if throttle-only riding matters to you.

How much assembly is needed?

Assembly is required. Expect to fit the front wheel, handlebars, pedals and seat, and to check brake and derailleur adjustment before the first ride.

How does it compare with a mid-drive e-MTB?

It costs less and needs less drivetrain maintenance, but a mid-drive motor climbs and accelerates more naturally and balances better on technical trails. The EOEOTWO is better for cruising and fire roads than singletrack.