Longwin introduces a long range ebike bike designed for riders and businesses who need extended distance without frequent recharging. This ebike bike is equipped with a 500W brushless rear hub motor and a dual battery system consisting of two 48V 12Ah lithium batteries mounted on the downtube and rear rack. Total capacity is 48V 24Ah. This ebike bike delivers a maximum speed of 40 kilometers per hour and an impressive range of 90 to 110 kilometers per full charge depending on terrain and assist level. Charging time is 5 to 6 hours for both batteries. Each battery is removable and lockable.
The sturdy aluminum alloy frame of this ebike bike supports a maximum load of 150 kilograms. The 26 inch puncture resistant tires provide stable grip on city roads and light trails. Front suspension fork absorbs shocks for a comfortable ride. Front and rear mechanical disc brakes offer reliable stopping power. A large backlit LCD display shows speed battery level for each battery pedal assist mode distance and trip time. Integrated LED headlight and rear reflector enhance safety.
Riders of this ebike bike can choose between pure electric mode (thumb throttle) and five levels of pedal assist. A 7 speed Shimano gear system allows manual pedaling. Torque output is 65 Nm enabling this ebike bike to climb hills up to 25 degrees. The rear rack is rated for 30 kilograms making it ideal for delivery bags or panniers.
Longwin provides full OEM ODM customization for this ebike bike including custom frame colors logos battery upgrades motor power upgrades up to 750W and accessories such as fenders phone holder mirror and anti theft alarm. This ebike bike is CE ROHS certified with a 12 month warranty on electrical components and a lifetime warranty on the frame. Factory direct wholesale pricing low MOQ and fast shipping available.
Contact Longwin today for wholesale pricing sample orders and OEM customization for this dual battery long range ebike bike. Become a distributor rental partner or fleet operator. Request a quote for this ebike bike now.
