Roundup

The best AMYET e-bikes

AMYET sells a wider catalogue than this — folding bikes, commuters, a camo-painted dual-motor Ares. Three models account for most of the buying interest, and those are the three we cover. Ranked below, with the reasoning shown rather than asserted.

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AMYET V9-G60 fat-tire electric bike in Brown, drive side

#1BEST OVERALL

AMYET V9-G60

The G60 is the AMYET we would point most buyers at. It carries a 960Wh pack — a third more energy than the EB26 — for thirty dollars more, and the short 20-inch wheelbase makes it easy to store and easy to throw around. You give up the rolling comfort of a 26-inch wheel and you get mechanical rather than hydraulic brakes, but as an all-round first fat-tire e-bike under $700 it is the strongest of the three on paper.

1000W
Motor Capacity: 65 Miles
Max Range: 32 MPH
Top Speed: 48V 20Ah
Battery

What works

960Wh of nominal capacity — the most energy per dollar in AMYET's single-motor line
20-inch fat tires soak up potholes and gravel without needing full suspension
UL 2849 certification covers the whole bike, not just the cell pack
7-speed Shimano gearing means it still works as a bicycle with the battery flat
Short wheelbase makes storage and transport genuinely easier

What to watch

AMYET does not publish a bike weight, which makes lifting it into a car an unknown
Brakes are listed only as "dual disc" — no hydraulic claim
A 32 MPH top speed sits outside the standard three-class US framework
20-inch wheels feel busier than 26-inch ones on long, smooth stretches
Range is published as a 30–65 mile band, so the headline figure is a best case

Best for

Riders who want one bike for commuting, gravel and the occasional trail, and who care more about range than about wheel size.

$689$899Save 23%

Price listed by AMYET on August 21, 2026. Pricing and availability change — confirm at the merchant before ordering.

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AMYET EB26 26-inch fat-tire electric bike in Black

#2BEST VALUE

AMYET EB26

The EB26 is the comfort pick. Big 26 × 4-inch wheels roll over broken tarmac and gravel more calmly than the 20-inch bikes, the frame is high-carbon steel, and the shocks are lockable so you can firm it up on the road. The compromise is energy: 720Wh against the G60's 960Wh, for only $20 less. If your rides are short and your roads are bad, that trade is worth making. If you want distance, it is not.

1000W
Motor Capacity: 60 Miles
Max Range: 28 MPH
Top Speed: 48V 15Ah
Battery

What works

26 × 4-inch wheels roll over potholes and gravel far more calmly than 20-inch ones
Lockable suspension lets you firm the bike up for road riding
28 MPH ceiling matches the US Class 3 limit exactly
IP65 battery and UL 2849 compliance at the lowest price in the line
AMYET publishes an honest throttle-only range figure alongside the headline number

What to watch

720Wh is the smallest battery of the three bikes
Only $20 cheaper than the G60, which carries a third more energy
High-carbon steel frame adds weight over an aluminium equivalent
Mechanical rather than hydraulic discs
Largest footprint of the three when stored

Best for

Commuters on poor road surfaces who want a calmer ride than a 20-inch fat bike gives, and who do not need 40-plus miles between charges.

$669$799Save 16%

Price listed by AMYET on August 21, 2026. Pricing and availability change — confirm at the merchant before ordering.

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AMYET S8 dual-motor electric bike in Black

#3BEST PERFORMANCE

AMYET S8

The S8 is a different class of bike, and priced like one. All-wheel drive from two 1000W motors, a 1200Wh pack, hydraulic discs and full suspension address exactly the things the cheaper bikes compromise on. It also costs about half as much again as the G60, and two motors drain a battery faster than one, so the 70–75 mile claim assumes restrained riding. Buy it for hills and loose ground, not to save money on a commute.

2×1000W
Motor Capacity: 75 Miles
Max Range: 32 MPH
Top Speed: 48V 25Ah
Battery

What works

All-wheel drive from two 1000W motors transforms climbing and loose-surface traction
1200Wh is the largest pack in the line
Hydraulic disc brakes — the only bike of the three to claim them
Full suspension rather than a fork plus rear shock
35° maximum slope claim puts it in a different category from the single-motor bikes

What to watch

At $1,049 it is roughly 52% more than the G60 and 57% more than the EB26
Two motors mean the 75-mile claim is optimistic in the riding this bike is built for
No UL 2849 claim on the listing, unlike the other two
Heaviest bike of the three, with no published weight
AMYET publishes both 32 and 35 MPH top-speed figures, and both 2000W and 3000W motor figures, in different places

Best for

Riders with real hills, loose surfaces or a heavy load, who have the budget to solve those problems properly.

$1,049$1,599Save 34%

Price listed by AMYET on August 21, 2026. Pricing and availability change — confirm at the merchant before ordering.

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Side by side

All three, compared

Same dataset as every other page on this site, so the numbers cannot drift apart.

AMYET range comparison
Feature	BEST OVERALLAMYET V9-G60	BEST VALUEAMYET EB26	BEST PERFORMANCEAMYET S8
Best for	All-terrain · Commuting · Weekend riding	Commuting · Large wheels · Mixed terrain	Dual motor · Hills · Off-road
Rated motor	1000W	1000W	2 × 1000W AWD
Peak motor	1500W peak	1500W peak	3000W peak
Battery	48V 20Ah	48V 15Ah	48V 25Ah
Energy capacity	960Wh	720Wh	1200Wh
Claimed range	Up to 65 mi	Up to 60 mi	Up to 75 mi
Top speed	32 MPH	28 MPH	32 MPH
Wheel size	20"	26"	20"
Tire	20 × 4"	26 × 4"	20 × 4"
Suspension	Front fork + rear shock	Lockable dual shock	Full suspension
Brakes	Dual disc	Mechanical disc	Hydraulic disc
Drivetrain	7-speed Shimano	7-speed	7-speed
Max payload	330 lb	330 lb	330 lb
Bike weight	Not published	≈66 lb shipped	Not published
Price	$689	$669	$1,049
Certification	UL 2849	UL 2849	Not stated
Warranty	1 year	1 year	1 year
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BEST OVERALL

AMYET V9-G60

Best for: All-terrain · Commuting · Weekend riding
Rated motor: 1000W
Peak motor: 1500W peak
Battery: 48V 20Ah
Energy capacity: 960Wh
Claimed range: Up to 65 mi
Top speed: 32 MPH
Wheel size: 20"
Tire: 20 × 4"
Suspension: Front fork + rear shock
Brakes: Dual disc
Drivetrain: 7-speed Shimano
Max payload: 330 lb
Bike weight: Not published
Price: $689
Certification: UL 2849
Warranty: 1 year

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BEST VALUE

AMYET EB26

Best for: Commuting · Large wheels · Mixed terrain
Rated motor: 1000W
Peak motor: 1500W peak
Battery: 48V 15Ah
Energy capacity: 720Wh
Claimed range: Up to 60 mi
Top speed: 28 MPH
Wheel size: 26"
Tire: 26 × 4"
Suspension: Lockable dual shock
Brakes: Mechanical disc
Drivetrain: 7-speed
Max payload: 330 lb
Bike weight: ≈66 lb shipped
Price: $669
Certification: UL 2849
Warranty: 1 year

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BEST PERFORMANCE

AMYET S8

Best for: Dual motor · Hills · Off-road
Rated motor: 2 × 1000W AWD
Peak motor: 3000W peak
Battery: 48V 25Ah
Energy capacity: 1200Wh
Claimed range: Up to 75 mi
Top speed: 32 MPH
Wheel size: 20"
Tire: 20 × 4"
Suspension: Full suspension
Brakes: Hydraulic disc
Drivetrain: 7-speed
Max payload: 330 lb
Bike weight: Not published
Price: $1,049
Certification: Not stated
Warranty: 1 year

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How we arrived at this order

The ranking is not a score out of ten, because we have not ridden these bikes and a number would imply we had. It is a judgement about which bike solves the most common problem best.

The V9-G60 takes first place because it is the most broadly useful. At $689 it carries 960 watt-hours — a third more than the EB26 for twenty dollars — on tires that handle almost any surface, in a package small enough to store in a flat. It is the bike we would recommend to someone who has not yet worked out exactly what they want from an e-bike, which describes most first-time buyers.

The EB26 is second on value rather than on capability. It is the cheapest way in, and its 26-inch wheels give the calmest ride of the three on poor road surfaces. What holds it back is the arithmetic: 720Wh for only $20 less than 960Wh is a hard trade to justify unless the wheel size is the thing you actually want.

The S8 is third only because most people do not need it. On its own terms it is the most capable bike here by a distance — two motors, 1200Wh, hydraulic brakes, full suspension. If your riding involves sustained climbs or loose ground, it moves to first place and the ranking above is irrelevant to you.

Every figure comes from AMYET's own published listings, dated and sourced. We have not physically tested any of these bikes and do not claim to have. Our review methodology explains exactly what our assessment is based on and what it cannot tell you.