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These gnarly videos below of a fat tire Ebike utilizing its all terrain features to conquer the trails of Jonathan Dickenson State Park, the beaches of Hollywood and a golf course at the Concours de'Elegance in Amelia Island.  With a first person view in these videos you can watch and capture the essence of owning a Fat Tire E-bike first hand. 

These are two very frequently asked questions that I receive on a daily basis when customers enter the store. The difference between the models are very distinctive, aesthetically and in simple practicality purposes. The street version is more desirable for your everyday use in possibly a metropolitan area or for rides in your paved neighborhood. It is equipped with 20"x 2.25 Kenda street tires versus it's counterpart that is equipped 4" wide off road and all-terrain tires. The Fat Tire mode

It's very obvious and apparent that the cruiser models of BagiBike are very sleek and aesthetically stand out.  The question that is frequently asked about these models is, "what is the difference between the B26 and the B27 models?"  Just like the B10/20 models the differences are very subtle.  The B26 features wider, and more off road, all-terrain Kenda 26"x3.0  Wide Balloon CST Tires; which gives a smooth ride over any terrain.  While its sister model the B27 is equip

This is a common question for anyone getting into eBikes. But it’s really based on how you want to use your electric bicycle.Do you want an easy and relaxed ride around the neighborhood while getting some low-impact exercise?Do you want to commute through traffic every day?Do you want to off-road and climb mountains?If you are getting an e-bike as a hobby, then power doesn’t really matter all that much. Just about all electric bikes go 20mph, thanks to government regulations in the United

Electric Bike Buyers GuideThere are a myriad of options when it comes to choosing an electric bicycle. If you haven’t bought an electric bike before there are basically 5 areas you need to understand in order to get the e-bike that is right for you.1. Where to start?Electric bikes can be hard to find from local bike shops, so it is best to start by looking online. Search with google, amazon and Farbike.com to get a good understanding of the options you have. Most retail electric bikes range