Is the EUYBIKE 20" Fat Tire good for commuting?

Yes, if your commute is mostly pavement or paths and you can fold it for storage or transit. The 7-speed Shimano gearing and fat tires handle city riding and light unpaved sections. It is heavier than a non-folding commuter bike, so carrying it up stairs is a chore.

What rider heights does it fit?

The listed range is about 5'1" to 6'5". Check the seatpost and handlebar adjustment range against your height before buying, especially at the extremes.

Does it have hydraulic brakes?

No. It uses mechanical disc brakes, which stop well but need more lever effort and periodic cable adjustment than hydraulic brakes.

The 7-speed Shimano drivetrain gives you low gears for climbing, which helps on moderate hills. Steep, long climbs will still work the motor and rider harder than a lighter bike would.

What comes in the box?

Typically the bike, charger and basic assembly tools, but confirm the exact contents with the seller. Folding bikes usually ship mostly assembled and need pedals, handlebars and sometimes the front wheel fitted.

E-bike prices often dip during seasonal sales and clearance events. Compare current store prices and the price history on this page rather than assuming today's price is the lowest.

EUYBIKE 20" Fat Tire

Last price we saw

$749.99at Walmart, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the EUYBIKE 20" Fat Tire

The EUYBIKE 20" Fat Tire is a folding electric bike with 20-inch wheels wrapped in 3.0-inch fat tires, a 7-speed Shimano drivetrain and mechanical disc brakes. It folds for storage and transport and is aimed at adult commuters and recreational riders between roughly 5'1" and 6'5". The wide tires and multi-speed gearing suit city pavement, bike paths and light unpaved surfaces. No current price was provided, so check the latest store comparison before buying.

Best forCommuters who need to fold the bike for trains, cars or small apartmentsRiders on mixed pavement and light gravel or dirt pathsAdults from about 5'1" to 6'5" wanting one adjustable bike