Heybike Titan

Mini-Moto Style at E-Bike Prices

Heybike Titan brings a long saddle, fat tires, and motorcycle-inspired proportions into a full-suspension electric bike starting at $1,499. A 750-watt rear hub motor reaches 1,500 watts at peak and produces 65 Nm of torque. It ships in a Class 2 configuration capped at 20 mph, with app adjustment up to 28 mph where local rules allow.

A Second Battery Doubles the Claim

The single-battery model uses a 720 Wh pack and carries a claimed maximum range of 40 miles. Paying $1,799 for the dual-battery version doubles capacity to 1,440 Wh and raises the estimate to 80 miles. Actual distance will fall with higher speed, hills, rider weight, and heavy throttle use, but the second pack gives long cruising days considerably more breathing room.

Two Shocks and Four-Inch Tires Soften the Street

An 80 mm hydraulic fork works with 55 mm of rear travel supplied by twin coil-over shocks. Twenty-by-four-inch tires add another layer between the rider and rough pavement, while hydraulic brakes handle stopping. The bike weighs 85 pounds with one battery and 93 with two, making comfort and road presence higher priorities than easy carrying.

A Social Ride With a Firm Weight Limit

Rear footrests and a long, "two-up ready" seat invite a passenger, though the total payload remains capped at 300 pounds. The electrical system carries UL 2849 certification, and a glow-in-the-dark sticker kit encourages personalization. Titan's pitch is clear: mini-motorcycle attitude, useful range options, and full suspension at a price below many similarly equipped moped-style bikes.