ENGWE E26 ST Electric Bike - 48V 16Ah Up to 140KM Range

250W brushless motor Drive
The ENGWE E26 ST uses 250W brushless motor to provide its electric drive. This motor configuration helps reduce the effort of powered travel and gives you a clear basis for comparing output with other models. Select a pace suited to the route and use the available controls to manage acceleration. The stated power describes the supplied configuration; rated and peak output remain distinct where both are listed.

48V16Ah lithium battery Capacity
A 48V16Ah lithium battery supplies the ENGWE E26 ST. Its stated capacity gives you a practical reference when planning charging around regular use. Start longer journeys with sufficient charge and use the compatible charger specified for the product. Battery capacity describes stored electrical supply; usable riding time depends on the operating mode, load, temperature and how much assistance you request.

pedal-assist up to approximately 140KM Travel Range
The ENGWE E26 ST lists a travel range of pedal-assist up to approximately 140KM. This gives you a useful starting point for planning a return journey and deciding when to recharge. Where separate electric-only and assisted figures are provided, choose the figure that matches your riding mode. Allow a reserve for hills and changing conditions, as load, speed, temperature and road surface can reduce the distance achieved in everyday use.

26*4.0 inches fat tires Wheel Setup
The ENGWE E26 ST is equipped with 26*4.0 inches fat tires. This tire specification defines the wheel setup that meets the road and helps you compare the product with alternatives of a different size or construction. Match your route to the tire type and check its condition before riding. For pneumatic tires, maintain the pressure recommended for the fitted tire so the contact surface and rolling behavior remain consistent.

hydraulic disc brakes Control
The ENGWE E26 ST features hydraulic disc brakes. This braking arrangement lets you manage deceleration as the route changes, from approaching a junction to slowing before a turn. Apply the controls progressively and leave a stopping margin suited to your speed and the surface. Inspect the braking components regularly and adjust or service them as needed to keep the fitted system working as intended throughout daily use.