Best Electric Bike Options for Heavy People 2025 | Best Electric Bikes for Plus-Size Riders!

I've got the EVRYjourney e-bike one of the most comfortable and the best color palettes of any electric bike out there.So the EVRYjourney e-bike is a 500-watt rear hub electric bike with a 10.4 amp hour battery. Well, what does that mean? It means you are going to be able to go up to speeds of 20 miles an hour by just using the throttle or 22 miles an hour in pedal assist. And the battery can also give you a range of up to 50 miles on a single ride. Now you're going to see this, but the number up here, this is the assistance level you're getting from the motor. Five is going to be the most assistance you get, and one is going to be the least amount of assistance you get. Now, this is your miles per hour right here, how fast you're going. You also have some other features, like your total odometer, your trip odometer, and how long you've been riding for. Your average miles per hour per ride, your max miles per hour, and that's your back to your speedometer. Now you've got your thumb throttle here, this works just like a gas pedal. The harder you push that, the faster the e-bike goes, or you can just pedal and get assistance as you pedal, or you can turn this to zero and get zero electric assistance. These seven gears work just like on a bicycle in that they are not correlated to the electric at all, but they do work together. So if you're in assistance level five on pedal assist, it'd be better to be in a higher gear here. If you're going up hills, you want this to be in a lower gear.

The cool thing about this is that you can ride without the electric. Just use the gears, makes pedaling easy. Or if you like to run it in a low level of pedal assist, having the gears is really nice as well. And we have disc brakes front and rear. So you can see the disc brakes here, the rotors, those stop very easily and safely. It's very adjustable to different body types. This can accommodate riders five feet to six feet four. You can raise, lower, and tilt the handlebars. You can also raise and lower the seats. So today I'm introducing you to the Simple step-through electric bike from Sixthreezero. This is the lowest step-through e-bike to hit the market. On the frame, what we've done here is we've brought the tube for the step through actually lower than the crank to make this step through height 10 and a half inches. So you can easily get your foot over and onto the bike. Simple step through. Why we've moved these pedals up is so when you turn, you're still gonna have ample clearance for that pedal to get over the ground. If you don't have those pedals up, you're gonna hit the ground when you make a sharp turn. It also comes equipped with a throttle and pedal assist, so three options here.

You can ride it like a regular bike, you can ride it with the throttle, or you can utilize the pedal assist. In addition to that, if you should choose to ride like a regular bike, it has a seven-speed derailleur. Now this is 500 watts of power, and that 500 watts is gonna be ample to take you up decent-sized hills, it's gonna get you up to 20 miles an hour with just the throttle, and 28 miles an hour in pedal assist. Brand new fat tire, EZ Transit 750-watt foldable e-trike. One of our best-selling e-trikes is are EZ Transit foldable e-trike. Now we're coming out with the fat tire version, which is a little bit better to handle off-road hard pack trails. Also, if you want something even more stable, now you've got four-inch wide tires. These are still 16-inch tires, but four inches wide. You still have a relatively low step-through. The weight of this e-trike, along with everything on it, is 80 pounds. So the step over height at the lowest point is 14 inches. To the outside of the fender strut, it is 31 and a half inches. From the front of the tire to the rear is 67 inches. And if you turn the front tire like so, 65 inches. Now the seat in the lowest position is 30 and a half inches off the ground. The head tube here to the middle of the seat is 24 inches. I don't think that's going to be a commonly used seat height. 47 inches. The width of your handlebars is 29 and a half inches. You also have a lot of play with these handlebars in terms of tilting in, tilting back to fold them, you just undo this quick release latch and bring it forward. Then from there, you'll click this up. You can fold the frame in half. Now we'll go ahead and fold the handlebars down. There we go. Now we're onto the platform. It would be 57 and a half inches. So the width is 38 inches.