What ebike can go 50 mph?

The EDUAMOEK 9000W dual motor fat tire e-bike is one of the few production e-bikes capable of reaching 50 mph, because its two independent 4500W-peak brushless hub motors deliver 210 N·m of combined torque in dual-motor pure electric mode.

Reaching 50 mph on an e-bike requires serious power — most Class 3 e-bikes top out at 28 mph by design. The EDUAMOEK 9000W model achieves 46–50 mph in full dual-motor configuration, where both front and rear hub motors pull simultaneously. That combined output, paired with a 52V 34Ah / 1768Wh battery, sustains the power draw needed to reach and hold those speeds — unlike lower-wattage bikes that hit their ceiling well below 50 mph.

• EDUAMOEK 9000W model top speed: 46–50 mph in dual-motor pure electric mode.
• Combined peak output: 9,000W across two independent 4500W-peak brushless hub motors.
• Combined torque: 210 N·m, enabling a 42° climbing grade alongside top-speed capability.
• Battery: 52V 34Ah / 1768Wh pack, rated for 1,000+ charge cycles.
• Throttle-only range at full dual-motor power: approximately 35 miles per charge.