Fatbike Électrique Biplace Cargo Garrett Miller City
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- Last seen at $2,759.16 at Garrett Miller on Nov 13.
- Checked at 2 stores.
Our take on the Fatbike Électrique Biplace Cargo Garrett Miller City
The Garrett Miller City is a two-seat electric cargo fatbike with a vintage look, built for carrying a passenger around town and on light off-road rides. Its 250W motor assists pedaling and, per the brand, can push past 40 km/h on private roads. The wide fat tires and long two-person frame set it apart from single-seat city e-bikes, which are lighter and easier to park but can't carry a second rider. Owners rate it highly, though the 250W motor and heavy cargo build mean it is not a speed machine on public roads, where it is limited to 25 km/h assistance.
- Two-person seat and cargo layout
- Fat tires handle rough and loose surfaces
- Vintage look that stands out from generic e-bikes
- 250W motor assists pedaling on hills and loads
- Rated 5 out of 5 across 113 ratings
- Heavy cargo frame is hard to store and park
- Above 40 km/h only applies on private roads; public assist is capped at 25 km/h
- 250W motor is modest for a bike this heavy with a passenger
- Long wheelbase makes tight turns and narrow paths awkward
Fatbike Électrique Biplace Cargo Garrett Miller City prices at every store
- WeebotNew
In stockPriced in EUR (€2,490.00)Return policy
$2,759.16Checked Nov 13 - Garrett MillerNew
In stockPriced in EUR (€2,490.00)
$2,759.16Checked Nov 13
What reviewers say
- 5 / 5113 ratings
Owners rate the City very highly, praising its comfort, stable ride and the practicality of carrying a passenger. Complaints center on its weight and bulk when maneuvering or parking.
- ComfortPraisedRiders say the long two-person seat and fat tires make trips comfortable for both rider and passenger.
- StabilityPraisedOwners describe a planted, confident ride on gravel and uneven city streets.
- WeightCriticisedThe cargo frame is heavy, and owners say lifting or pushing it is a chore.
- ParkingCriticisedIts length and bulk make it awkward to store and park in tight urban spaces.
- StylingPraisedBuyers single out the vintage look as a reason they chose it over plain city e-bikes.
About the Fatbike Électrique Biplace Cargo Garrett Miller City
The Garrett Miller City is an electric fat bike built for two riders. It has a vintage look and a low step-through aluminum frame. It weighs 29 kg. The bike is approved for two riders and has footrests for the passenger.
A 250W rear motor assists pedaling. Assisted speed is up to 25 km/h, and the bike can exceed 40 km/h on private roads. Range is up to 140 km. A Shimano 7-speed cassette lets you pedal like a classic bike, and pressing the power button switches to full electric mode.
It rolls on 20-inch Kenda knobby tires. A Bluetooth connection sends a route from your smartphone to the bike's integrated display through the Garrett Miller GPS app.
- Motor
- 250W rear motor
- Speed
- Up to 25 km/h; over 40 km/h on private roads
- Range
- Up to 140 km
- Gears
- Shimano 7-speed cassette
- Riding modes
- Pedal assist; full electric mode via the power button
- Frame
- Aluminum, low step-through
- Wheels
- 20-inch Kenda knobby tires
- Weight
- 29 kg
- Seating
- Two riders, approved for two-seat use; footrests included
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth; Garrett Miller GPS app with integrated display
Questions and answers
- Can it really carry two adults?
- Yes. It is built as a two-seat cargo bike with a long saddle and rear passenger space. Check the stated maximum load before carrying two heavy adults.
- How fast does it go?
- Assistance is limited to 25 km/h on public roads, as with any EU-legal e-bike. The brand says it can exceed 40 km/h on private roads.
- Is the 250W motor enough with a passenger?
- It assists steadily, but a heavy bike plus a passenger will feel slower on steep climbs than a lighter single-seat e-bike with the same motor.
- What kind of riding is it made for?
- City commuting, school runs and light gravel or dirt paths. The fat tires help on loose surfaces, but it is not a mountain bike.
- How does it compare with a standard city e-bike?
- It carries a second person and more cargo, and rides more stably on rough ground. In exchange it is heavier, longer and harder to park.
- Where is the Fatbike Électrique Biplace Cargo Garrett Miller City cheapest?
- At Garrett Miller, for $2,759.16, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Fatbike Électrique Biplace Cargo Garrett Miller City?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 113 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Fatbike Électrique Biplace Cargo Garrett Miller City?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Weebot, Garrett Miller.
