Euy K6 Pro Max Dual Motor Folding Electric Bike

  • Class 2
  • 1,501-2,500 Wh
  • 61-80 mi claimed
  • 351-400 lb max load

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A folding dual-motor fat tire e-bike with a 1,560 Wh battery, a torque sensor and hydraulic brakes, at 95 lb one of the heaviest folders.

$1,599

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Usability

5.8 out of 10
  • Option: spare battery $520.00
  • Peak: 1,500 W per motor claimed, not scored
  • Rear suspension: fitted, not counted on the folding ladder
  • Without battery: 80 lb
  • IP: IP65 stated for the battery only, not counted
  • Searched: UL Certipedia Intertek SGS TÜV SÜD CPSC Health Canada
  • Record: UL Product iQ, UL 2849 (QGNS, Electrical Systems for E-Bikes), K6F (family code; 'K6F Max' not listed), Foshan Zhengbu Technology Co.,Ltd
  • Policy: the same page gives the bike a one-year all-inclusive term and the battery 1 year or 300 cycles

Strengths

  • Two motors give strong climbing power
  • Hydraulic brakes stop with confidence
  • Frame folds for truck beds
  • Large battery for long rides
  • Torque sensor makes pedaling feel natural

Drawbacks

  • Very heavy to lift even folded
  • Factory speed limit differs from the product page
  • Motor and controller warranty runs one week
  • Battery removal requires folding the frame
  • No rack or fenders listed as standard
  • Wide turning circle on tight trails
Verdict

A powerful folding all-terrain bike, but very heavy to lift

Social score

6.0 out of 10
RedditProduct-line5 out of 10
  • r/ebikes: a K6 Pro owner found it solid and quick but heavy, with a wide turning circle and doubts about the fold screw (May 2023)
  • r/ebikes: a K6F owner gets 25 to 27 miles per charge at assist level 3 (May 2025)
Google7 out of 10
Liked
  • torque sensor feel
  • AWD climbing
  • battery range
Complaints
  • two-person lift
  • wide turning
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Mountain Weekly News (Mike Hardaker; affiliate links, unit source not stated) found the torque sensor natural and saw 40 to 45 miles of hard riding against the 80 mile claim; called it a two-person lift (Apr 2026)

YouTubeNot scored

The YouTube pool is blank: the reviews found (Randy Rides, Monkey Wrench Mike, E-Bike Studio, Brandon Wagstaff, Quincy Sandbank) are featured as rider reviews on the brand's own product pages, a brand placement (October 2026).

AmazonNot scored

The Amazon pool is blank: the EUYBIKE-branded listings found are sold by a third-party seller or show their seller only after sign-in (October 2026).

User reviewsNot scored

No major US retailer sells Euy e-bikes as the seller (October 2026).

Trustpilot
  • On Trustpilot, euybike.com holds a TrustScore of 4.1 from 183 reviews, with 70% five-star and 9% one-star over the last 12 months (October 2026).
  • The Trustpilot page is claimed and invites customers to review.
Track record
  • BBB lists Euybike in City of Industry, California, as not accredited, rated F, with 7 complaints closed in three years (October 2026).
  • The search of CPSC and Health Canada recalls turned up none naming Euybike e-bikes or batteries (October 2026).
Not countedExcluded
  • Not counted in any pool: the reviews and videos on the brand's own store, its Facebook, Instagram and YouTube channels, and creator videos the store features as rider reviews.
  • The retailer pool is blank: none of Walmart, Best Buy, Target, Costco, REI, Home Depot and Lowe's lists it (October 2026).

Specs

  • TypeFolding
  • E-Bike ClassClass 2
  • Battery1,501-2,500 Wh
  • MotorDual hub
  • Top Speed21-28 mph
  • Claimed Range61-80 mi
  • WeightOver 85 lb
  • Max Rider Load351-400 lb
  • BrakesHydraulic disc
  • SuspensionFull
  • FoldingFolds
  • CertificationsClaimed only
  • Warranty1 Year

Not checked: Fork travel and tire puncture protection, not published

At a glance

  • Shimano 8-speed gearing
  • USB port on the display
  • Selectable FWD, RWD or AWD
  • The EUY US trademark and the EUYBIKE application are recorded to an individual owner in Shenzhen, China.
  • The brand's e-bikes are also listed on Amazon under the EUYBIKE name.
  • Euy e-bikes are sold in the US through the brand's own store at euybike.com, which ships free to the lower 48 from warehouses in Walnut and Rialto, California.
  • The store's terms name the operator only as "euy", and its privacy policy is an unfilled template, so the store names no legal entity.
  • Its store sells fat tire, folding, moped-style and utility e-bikes on 20-inch wheels.

The Euy K6 Pro Max (K6F Max in its manual) is a folding fat tire e-bike with front and rear hub motors rated 1,000 W and 1,500 W and a stated 96 Nm each, selectable as front, rear or all-wheel drive. Its removable LG battery is 52 V, 30 Ah and 1,560 Wh, and the frame folds to take it out.

It has Tektro hydraulic disc brakes with 180 mm rotors, a dual crown fork with lockout, rear suspension, a torque sensor and 20 x 4.0 in Kenda tires. It weighs 95 lb with the battery and 80 lb without, and is rated for a 400 lb maximum load and riders 5'7" to 6'5".

The maker claims 28 mph, 65 miles on throttle and over 80 miles with pedal assist. The manual sets a 25 km/h speed limit by default, adjustable from 12 to 40 km/h in the display settings.

It has a half-twist throttle, a full colour display with USB charging and app control, an LED headlight, tail lights and a Shimano 8-speed drivetrain. Blue and Grey sell at one price. A spare battery sells for $520.00.

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