The MOVCAN EB60 Electric Bike is a full-suspension fat-tire e-bike built for mixed-surface commuting, recreational riding, and riders who want stronger assistance than a conventional low-power commuter. Its 2,000W rated rear hub motor can produce up to 2,500W of peak output, with 90 Nm of torque and a manufacturer-listed top speed of up to 35 mph.
A removable 48V 20.8Ah battery, 26 × 4-inch all-terrain tires, hydraulic disc brakes, and front and rear suspension support riding across pavement, gravel, uneven roads, and similar mixed surfaces. NFC access and app-connected functions add convenient control features, although availability may depend on the current production version.
Speed, range, climbing, and performance figures are based on manufacturer testing and are not guaranteed in everyday use. Actual results depend on rider and cargo weight, speed, pedal-assist setting, throttle use, terrain, elevation, wind, temperature, tire pressure, battery condition, and maintenance.
The EB60’s listed motor output and maximum speed may exceed common US e-bike class limits. Check state and local requirements covering road access, bike lanes, parks, trails, registration, licensing, insurance, and private-property use before riding.
Key Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Motor | 2,000W rated rear geared hub motor |
| Peak Power | Up to 2,500W |
| Torque | Up to 90 Nm |
| Top Speed | Manufacturer-listed speed of up to 35 mph |
| Pedal Assist | Five pedal-assist levels with a cadence sensor |
| Battery | Removable 48V 20.8Ah battery |
| Electric Range | Manufacturer-listed range of up to 30 miles |
| Pedal-Assist Range | Manufacturer-listed range of up to 70 miles |
| Charging Time | Approximately 6 to 7 hours |
| Suspension | Full suspension |
| Tires | 26 × 4-inch all-terrain fat tires |
| Brakes | Dual hydraulic disc brakes |
| Drivetrain | Shimano 7-speed rear derailleur |
| Display | LED display |
| Smart Access | NFC access and app-connected functions |
| Frame Material | Carbon steel |
| Rims | Magnesium alloy |
| Water Resistance | IPX5 |
| Climbing Capability | Manufacturer-listed climbing angle of up to 35 degrees |
| Payload Capacity | Maximum listed payload of 330 lb |
Motor and Performance
The 2,000W rated rear hub motor produces up to 2,500W of peak output and 90 Nm of torque. This provides strong assistance for acceleration, hills, and mixed-surface riding.
MOVCAN lists a maximum speed of up to 35 mph. Actual speed depends on battery charge, rider weight, terrain, tire pressure, weather, selected settings, and local restrictions.
The EB60 uses a cadence sensor with five pedal-assist levels. A cadence sensor activates motor support when it detects crank movement rather than measuring how much pressure the rider applies to the pedals. Riders can select a lower level for gentler assistance or a higher level when more motor support is needed.
Because of the bike’s power and speed, new owners should become familiar with its throttle response, braking, turning, and low-speed handling in a clear area before riding in traffic or on busy routes.
Battery and Range
The removable 48V 20.8Ah battery is integrated into the frame and can be removed for charging or storage.
MOVCAN lists:
- Up to 30 miles in electric riding conditions
- Up to 70 miles with pedal assistance
These are maximum manufacturer figures rather than guaranteed distances. Frequent throttle use, high speeds, steep hills, heavier loads, cold temperatures, soft terrain, low tire pressure, and repeated acceleration can reduce range.
The 70-mile figure is most relevant to lower-assistance riding under favorable test conditions. Riders using higher power settings should expect a shorter distance between charges.
Charging
The manufacturer lists an approximate charging time of 6 to 7 hours.
Charge the battery with the supplied or manufacturer-approved charger in a dry, ventilated area. Keep the charger and battery away from water, direct heat, blocked air vents, and combustible materials.
Inspect the battery case, charging port, cable, and charger before use. Do not charge a battery that is swollen, cracked, leaking, unusually hot, water-damaged, or producing an unusual odor.
Full Suspension
The EB60 uses front and rear suspension to reduce vibration and impacts from rough pavement, gravel, potholes, and uneven surfaces.
Full suspension can improve comfort and wheel control, particularly on longer rides and poorly maintained roads. It does not make the bike suitable for every jump, technical trail, or extreme off-road route.
Suspension performance can also change with rider weight, adjustment, tire pressure, and terrain. Inspect the fork, rear suspension, pivots, and mounting hardware regularly.
Fat Tires and Handling
The 26 × 4-inch all-terrain fat tires provide a broad contact area for grip and stability across pavement, gravel, packed dirt, and other suitable mixed surfaces.
Their width can add cushioning and traction, but fat tires also create more rolling resistance and a heavier steering feel than narrower commuter tires. Tire pressure should be adjusted within the manufacturer’s approved range for the surface and load.
Lower pressure may improve comfort and grip on softer terrain, while firmer pressure may reduce rolling resistance on paved roads. Do not exceed the pressure printed on the tire sidewall.
Brakes and Drivetrain
The EB60 uses dual hydraulic disc brakes for controlled stopping. Hydraulic systems generally require less hand effort than basic mechanical disc brakes and can provide smoother braking control.
The Shimano 7-speed rear derailleur gives riders several gears for climbing, cruising, and pedaling with reduced motor support.
A high-output e-bike places greater demand on tires, brake pads, rotors, spokes, and drivetrain components. Inspect these parts regularly and replace worn components before they affect safe operation.
Display and Smart Access
The LED display presents key riding information such as speed, battery status, and assistance level.
The listed NFC feature can provide a convenient way to unlock or activate supported bike functions using the supplied card or another approved method. App connectivity may provide access to additional controls or ride information.
Available NFC and app functions can differ between production versions. Review the selected variant and supplied instructions before relying on a particular connected feature.
Size, Load, and Practical Use
The EB60 has a maximum listed payload of 330 lb. Payload includes the rider and anything carried on or attached to the bike.
Do not treat the maximum figure as a target for every ride. Added weight can increase stopping distance, reduce range, affect acceleration, and change steering behavior.
The carbon-steel construction, large tires, battery, and suspension give the bike a more substantial feel than a lightweight commuter. Buyers should consider storage access, vehicle transport, lifting, maintenance, and bike-rack capacity before ordering.
Recommended Use
The MOVCAN EB60 may suit:
- Experienced e-bike riders
- Mixed-surface commuting
- Recreational riding
- Rough or uneven paved roads
- Gravel and packed-surface routes
- Riders who prefer fat-tire stability
- Riders who want full suspension
- Buyers comfortable with a high-output rear hub motor
It may be less practical for riders who need a lightweight bicycle, frequent stair carrying, compact storage, or the handling of a conventional narrow-tire commuter.
Before You Order
Review the selected color, production version, included equipment, battery specification, smart features, and current product details before checkout.
Confirm rider fit, delivery arrangements, and local requirements with America E Bikes if any product or legal-use detail is unclear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the MOVCAN EB60 suitable for rough roads?
Its full-suspension system and 26 × 4-inch fat tires are designed to improve comfort, traction, and stability on uneven pavement, gravel, and similar mixed surfaces.
Ride within the bike’s intended use, the tire and suspension limits, and your own skill level. Full suspension does not make it suitable for every technical mountain-bike trail or jump.
What does NFC access do?
NFC can provide a convenient way to unlock or activate supported bike functions using a compatible card or approved device.
The exact NFC and app functions may vary by production version, so check the instructions supplied with the selected bike.
How far can the MOVCAN EB60 travel?
MOVCAN lists up to 30 miles in electric mode and up to 70 miles with pedal assistance under its test conditions.
Actual range depends on rider weight, cargo, speed, assistance level, throttle use, hills, weather, tire pressure, and battery condition.
How long does the battery take to charge?
The manufacturer lists an approximate charging time of 6 to 7 hours.
Charging time can vary with the remaining battery level, temperature, battery age, and charging conditions.
How fast can the MOVCAN EB60 go?
The manufacturer lists a maximum speed of up to 35 mph.
Actual speed depends on the selected settings, rider weight, battery level, terrain, weather, and local restrictions.
Is 35 mph legal on public roads?
Not in every location. A 35 mph maximum speed and 2,000W rated motor can exceed common Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 e-bike limits.
Check state and local rules before riding on public roads, bike lanes, parks, or trails. Registration, licensing, insurance, restricted settings, or private-property use may be required.
Does the EB60 use a torque sensor?
No. The supplied motor specification lists a cadence sensor.
A cadence sensor detects crank movement to activate assistance, while a torque sensor measures pedaling force.
What is the maximum payload capacity?
The maximum listed payload is 330 lb, including the rider and all carried items.
Heavier loads may reduce range, acceleration, climbing performance, and braking response.
Is the EB60 a mountain bike?
MOVCAN markets the EB60 as an electric mountain or all-terrain bike. Its fat tires and full suspension support mixed surfaces, but riders should not assume it is suitable for every technical mountain-bike trail.
Trail access and e-bike rules also vary by location.
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