ET.Cycle T720 Step-Thru Fat Trekking E-Bike, 70Nm Torque, 48V 15Ah 720Wh Battery

ET. Cycle T-Series is our electric fat bike that pushes attitude even further. Like its F-Series’ cousin, T-Series also boasts more power and up to 40% more range with a Das-Kit motor and 720Wh Das-Kit battery. But T-Series pushes fat to the max with 26” x 4 inch super fat tires that open up an even wider range of terrain. Deeper sand and snow, more rugged and rutted trails, and rough city streets that other e-bikes might find unforgiving. T-Series’s sturdier frame takes more punishment and keeps rolling. 

Key Features 

• Ergonomic bicycle Grips
• Extra comfort with Promax seat suspension and extra wide Selle Royal saddle
• All important controls easily accessible 
• Supplied with 48V15A 720Wh to deliver a high-output power
• Removable and lockable 48V 720Wh extra large battery capacity
• A built-in USB port with 5V to charge mobile phones
• Front and rear carriers with elastic straps
• CST 4.0 inch anti-puncture all-terrain fat tyres
• Equipped with Das-Kit T6 Trottle for easy riding.

Our E-Bikes meet the following standards:

• 
  EPAC EN15194 (limited to 25km/h, 250W motor)
• 
  Chargers registered with Australian ERAC as approved for use in AU 
• 
  Batteries meet international standards EC 62133-2:2017 (inc battery management)

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

The laws around the use of scooters/e-bikes on public lands, roads and areas vary from state to state.

We recommend you always check your local council and road traffic laws prior to using a scooter/e-bike to ensure you are aware of any restrictions that may affect the use of motorised vehicles.

Always use appropriate protective riding equipment such as an approved helmet and suitable clothing.

Our E-Bikes meet the following standards:

• 
  EPAC EN15194 (limited to 25km/h, 250W motor)
• 
  Chargers registered with Australian ERAC as approved for use in AU 
• 
  Batteries meet international standards EC 62133-2:2017 (inc battery management)

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

The laws around the use of scooters/e-bikes on public lands, roads and areas vary from state to state.

We recommend you always check your local council and road traffic laws prior to using a scooter/e-bike to ensure you are aware of any restrictions that may affect the use of motorised vehicles.

Always use appropriate protective riding equipment such as an approved helmet and suitable clothing.