The EB26 is AMYET's most conventional bike: a full-size 26-inch fat-tire frame with a 1000W hub motor, a 720Wh battery, and a 7-speed drivetrain — regularly discounted under $700. For riders who want e-bike power in a package that still looks and pedals like a mountain bike, it's the obvious pick in the lineup.
★. AMYET EB26
Best Big-Wheel Value
- Motor: 1000W rear hub
- Battery: 48V 15Ah (720Wh)
- Top speed: 28 mph
- Range: up to 60 mi rated
- Tires: 26×4-inch fat
- Price: $669–$799
The 26-inch wheels are the EB26's real feature: they roll over potholes and curbs more smoothly than the 20-inch moto-style frames, and the geometry fits taller riders much better. The 1000W hub delivers solid city-hill torque, and the 7-speed drivetrain means the bike is still pleasant to pedal with the motor off.
✓ Pros
- Rides and fits like a real mountain bike
- Smooth over rough pavement
- 720Wh battery at a budget price
- Pedals normally without assist
✗ Cons
- Mechanical disc brakes, not hydraulic
- Display quality varies per owner reports
- Assembly requires patience
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Who the EB26 Suits
Commuters on rough city streets, taller riders who feel cramped on 20-inch frames, and anyone who wants to actually pedal sometimes. The 28 mph top speed keeps it within Class 3 territory in most US states (verify your local rules), making it the most street-practical model AMYET sells.
See the EB26 Tested on Video
Video: "My Honest Review of the Amyet EB26 Ebike" — independent YouTube review (not produced by EbikeRider).
AMYET EB26 — Owner Sentiment
EbikeRider assessment, aggregated from verified-purchase reviews and independent video tests — not individual testimonials.
What owners consistently praise
- Rides like a normal mountain bike, just faster
- 26-inch fat tires glide over potholes
- Regularly the best watts-per-dollar deal in class
What owners criticize
- Mechanical brakes need regular adjustment
- Display readability varies between units
- Boxed assembly takes an afternoon, not an hour
The Brake Question
Mechanical discs are the EB26's main compromise. They stop the bike fine when adjusted, but need adjustment more often than hydraulics — plan on learning the barrel adjuster or a quick bike-shop visit. At this price the trade-off is standard across the industry; just go in knowing it.
Real-World Range
Owners report 38–50 miles of mixed riding against the 60-mile rating — solid for a 720Wh pack pushing 4-inch tires. Throttle-heavy riding at top speed roughly halves that.
🏆 Verdict: The Practical AMYET
The EB26 is the model we'd point most first-time buyers to: normal bike feel, street-appropriate speed, and a big battery — regularly under $700 on sale. Check today's price and color stock on the listing.
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