Is the Ford Mustang E-Bike worth it?

If you want a fast, stylish street e-bike and the Mustang connection matters, the power, brakes and suspension are solid. If you mainly need practical transport, a cheaper 750W commuter with a rack and kickstand does the same job for less.

How fast does it go and what class is it?

It is a Class 3 e-bike: pedal assist up to 28 MPH, plus a Class 2 throttle capped at 20 MPH. Check your local rules, since Class 3 bikes are barred from some paths.

What is the real range on a charge?

Ford rates it up to 60 miles on the 720Wh battery. Expect less in Sport or Track mode or at high assist, and more in Eco. A full charge takes about 3.5 hours.

Does it come with a kickstand and a helmet?

No kickstand is included, and owners report the promised free Smart Helmet often arrives late or not at all. Confirm both with the seller before ordering.

Will it fit taller riders?

The seat is not adjustable, and tall owners report they can't fully extend their legs. Sit on one or check the geometry before buying if you are well over average height.

The Pirelli semi-slick tires and street suspension suit pavement, bike lanes and smooth paths. It is not a gravel or trail bike.

What do buyers say about the Ford Mustang E-Bike?

Buyers like: Smooth, powerful ride with easy shifting and strong throttle; Looks great and matches owners' Ford cars; High-quality materials, fit and finish. Common complaints: Free Smart Helmet often not delivered, sometimes months after ordering; Long or repeatedly delayed shipping with shifting delivery dates.

Ford Mustang E-Bike

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$4,390.00at Ford Bikes, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Ford Mustang E-Bike

The Ford Mustang E-Bike is a Class 3 street e-bike styled after the Mustang, with a 750W rear hub motor, 85Nm of torque and a 720Wh battery. It tops out at 28 MPH in pedal assist and has a 20 MPH throttle, plus four modes (Eco, Normal, Sport, Track), a full-color telemetry display and Mustang-style sequential taillights. Pirelli semi-slick tires and air-sprung suspension front and rear tune it for pavement. It is a premium-priced novelty bike, so compare its price against the $2,000–$3,500 range of comparable 750W commuter e-bikes before buying.

Best forMustang and Ford fans who want a matching garage toyStreet riders who want 28 MPH assist and a throttle

What reviewers say

Owners like the ride: smooth, powerful, easy to shift, with a strong throttle and good range. Fit and finish and the Mustang looks draw praise, and assembly is generally easy. Complaints center on delivery problems, a missing free helmet, the seat and the absent kickstand.

Pros

Smooth, powerful ride with easy shifting and a strong throttle
Looks great and matches owners' Ford cars
High-quality materials and fit and finish
Good range and battery life

Cons

Free Smart Helmet often not delivered, sometimes months late
Long or repeatedly delayed shipping with shifting dates
Seat uncomfortable for some riders and not adjustable
No kickstand; instructions inadequate without a mechanic

Frame Size	Height (cm)	Height (in)
Small	≤ 170	≤ 5'6"
Medium	170 - 180	5'7" - 5'11"
Large	180 - 190	5'11" - 6'3"

Frame Size

Height (cm)

Height (in)

Small

≤ 170

≤ 5'6"

Medium

170 - 180

5'7" - 5'11"

Large

180 - 190

5'11" - 6'3"

About the Ford Mustang E-Bike

There's no mistaking the lineage of this bold, chiseled electric bike. Every line, curve, and angle has been inspired to evoke the sixty years of power and performance excellence you've come to expect from a Ford Mustang, America's best-selling sports car^.

The Mustang electric bike generates one horsepower (750W*) of electric boost that easily accelerates to 28 MPH** (in pedal assist, Class 3 mode with the rider pedaling) with plenty of torque on-demand.

The eBike features the iconic Mustang LED Sequential Taillights and an integrated one-piece cockpit cradles a full color display with telemetry graphics inspired by Ford's digital infotainment system.

Designed for the street and tuned for fast rides with semi-slick Pirelli Angel tires and dual suspension designed to keep the bike firmly planted over surface imperfections.

Powered by a 48V, 15Ah | 720Wh battery, the Mustang electric bike can cruise up to 60 miles ***, and riders can take advantage of four power power modes – Eco, Normal, Sport, and Track.

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