Standard size 3in fat tire all terrain Ebikes/Step Thru

[fiat88]

Is anyone aware of other bike companies beside Rad Power that makes an all terrain e bike with 3in tires?

 

[Smaug]

Yes, Lectric and Ride1UP.

With their XP4, Lectric just went to a bit less knobby tires than previous generations of the XP. They still call them all terrain, but are more for maintained unpaved roads than hardcore trails.

The Portola has 3" wide tires with knobbies. I had one: https://ebikesforum.com/threads/ride1up-portola-thread.5915/

Welcome to the forum, by the way. You might consider making an introductory post in the appropriate subforum...

 

[Unit59]

I think 3" tires are the sweet spot and perform well in mostly all conditions and are becoming more popular. The wife just picked up a Urtopia Joy which has 3" Kenda tires on it that are really nice and roll well on the street and dirt. Which Rad bikes were you looking at, I like their stuff.

 

[Annieolnie]

Were you looking for 20 inch tires or 26? Velotric's Go1, small cargo bike has 20"x 3" tires and is a lot of fun off road.

Is anyone aware of other bike companies beside RAD that makes an all terrain e bike with 3in tires

 

[fiat88]

Appreciate the replies so far , i should have been more specific in my request. I am looking for a 3in fat tire standard size e-bike . The model by RAD is their RADSTER TRAIL. . While it ticks almost all the button, seeking a step thru frame vs mid step or high step

 

[Annieolnie]

Take a look at the Ride1up Vorsa. It ticks a whole lot of boxes.

 

[HumanPerson]

I knew i nice box

 

[Smaug]

Appreciate the replies so far , i should have been more specific in my request. I am looking for a 3in fat tire standard size e-bike . The model by RAD is their RADSTER TRAIL. . While it ticks almost all the button, seeking a step thru frame vs mid step or high step

I can't recall seeing a bike with full size (diameter) wheels with 3" wide tires.

They seem to mostly jump from 2.5" to 4". What kind of trails are you riding where 2.5" wide wouldn't be enough?

 

[fiat88]

I ended up buying the Radster Trail ( large frame) with 3in fat tires which is my 2nd e-bike as i also have a TREK Verve+ 4S Gen 3 model . Having both a Trail and commuter bike is fantastic as my weekly rides vary in terrain and complexity