The Engwe EP-2 Pro is made of aluminum alloy with a bright brushed finish. Its tough frame enables a strong anti-corrosion feature. Its 750W high-torque lets it glide, easily cover more ground, and drive at a top speed of 28 mph in electric mode. Its front fork is packed with fancy comfort shock absorption. 
Since the design is efficient, the wide wheels create a great experience in both urban and mountain-trail environments. With this electric mountain bike with a 48V 12.8Ah lithium battery, it takes around 5 - 7 hours to charge fully, and has a large battery capacity. 
The bike enables both external and internal in-frame charging, and it has a removable battery. It also comes with a theft-prevention design, and HD LCD.
The perfect brake system ensures users' safety. This folding bike has three riding modes: pedal, pedal assist, and throttle, along with 5 power levels. It is very easy to assemble, transport, and store.


The Engwe EP-2 Pro is a foldable electric fat tire mountain bike. Curious about its other features? Keep reading to find out!

Engwe EP-2 Pro

The Engwe EP-2 Pro is an excellent choice and has great specifications. From its design to its componentry to its anti-theft feature, it is an all-rounder and has entry-level facets. 
It’s a great option for people who would like to use it inside the city and also on little adventures!


[REVIEW] Engwe EP-2 Pro with wide 20×4″ wheels and 750 W motor is a real mess

"A key is required to remove the battery as well as run the motor. I appreciate this as a security feature." 


[REVIEW] Engwe EP-2 Pro with wide 20×4″ wheels and 750 W motor is a real mess

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[REVIEW] Engwe EP-2 Pro with wide 20×4″ wheels and 750 W motor is a real mess

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[REVIEW] Engwe EP-2 Pro with wide 20×4″ wheels and 750 W motor is a real mess

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