
Massimo Fat Tire E-14 Urban Runner 20"
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- Last seen at $1,899.99 at Blain's Farm & Fleet on Nov 11.
Our take on the Massimo Fat Tire E-14 Urban Runner 20"
The Massimo E-14 Urban Runner is a 20-inch fat-tire electric bike with full suspension, a 750 Wh battery and a rear-hub motor limited to 25 mph. Its 12-speed drivetrain and 4-inch tires make it more capable on sand, snow and rough pavement than typical commuter e-bikes, though at about 77 lb it is heavy to lift and carry. The 48 V, 10 Ah pack is rated for roughly 43 miles, which is modest for a fat bike of this weight. It suits riders who want a plush, stable ride on mixed surfaces and don't need to haul it upstairs.
- Full suspension plus 20-inch fat tires soak up rough ground
- 12-speed gearing gives a wide range for hills
- 750 Wh battery and 48 V system offer solid power
- Hydraulic-style disc brakes for confident stopping
- Integrated light and aluminum frame
Massimo Fat Tire E-14 Urban Runner 20" prices at every store
- Blain's Farm & FleetNew
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Massimo Fat Tire E-14 Urban Runner 20" price history
Lowest price we've seen: $1,899.99 on Nov 8 at Blain's Farm & Fleet. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- How far can it really go on a charge?
- The rated range is about 43 miles. Expect less in cold weather, on hills, or with heavy throttle use, and more if you pedal in a low assist level.
- Is it good for sand and snow?
- Yes. The 20-inch fat tires and full suspension are built for loose, soft surfaces. Lower the tire pressure for sand and snow to get more float.
- Can I ride it if I'm tall?
- The frame is unisex and aluminum, but check the standover height and reach before buying. The 20-inch wheels keep the bike compact, which may feel small for very tall riders.
- How does it compare with a mid-drive fat e-bike?
- The rear-hub motor is simpler and cheaper to maintain, but mid-drive systems climb better and feel more balanced. The E-14 wins on price and suspension travel for the class.
- Does it come with lights and brakes ready to ride?
- It includes a light and disc brakes. Confirm with the seller whether the battery charger and pedals are in the box, since bundles vary.
- Is it legal on bike paths?
- The 25 mph top speed puts it above the 20 mph Class 2 limit in many places. Check your local rules before riding on shared paths.
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