Gotrax Rambo Fat Tire Electric Bike

  • Class 3
  • 401-600 Wh
  • 41-60 mi claimed
  • 251-300 lb max load

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An entry fat-tire e-bike with a 499 Wh removable battery, a rear rack and front suspension, with mechanical brakes and a heavy frame.

$899

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Usability

3.8 out of 10
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  • Record: UL Product iQ, ANSI/CAN/UL 2849, G268, RAMBO, ZHEJIANG TAOTAO VEHICLES CO., LTD
  • Protection: accident cover from $84.99 at checkout

Strengths

  • Rear rack comes fitted
  • Fat tires handle sand and gravel
  • Front suspension smooths bumps
  • Throttle for pedal-free riding
  • Battery lifts out to charge indoors

Drawbacks

  • Heavy to lift
  • Small battery for a fat-tire bike
  • Basic black-and-white display
  • No taillight listed
  • Mechanical brakes rather than hydraulic
Verdict

An affordable fat-tire bike with a rack, but heavy with basic brakes

Social score

5.3 out of 10
RedditBrand-level4 out of 10
  • r/ebikes: a CTI 3 owner of 14 months liked the value but faulted slow answers on parts and chargers (2025)
  • r/ebikes buyers weigh Gotrax e-bikes as budget picks with mixed views on the company (Oct 2024)
Google6 out of 10

RiderGuide (affiliate code) held near 25 mph even at 10% battery and stopped from 15 mph in under 20 ft; its spec box lists 43.5 lb against the maker's 78 lb (Nov 2025)

YouTubeNot scored

The YouTube pool is blank: the Gotrax e-bike videos found repeat written reviews counted under Google or do not state how the unit was obtained (Oct 2026).

AmazonBrand-level6 out of 10

Gotrax's own Amazon store sells e-bikes, though none of the twelve rows was found there; its R1 folding listing averages 4.2 stars from 619 ratings (Oct 2026)

User reviewsNot scored

The retailer pool is blank: Walmart's GOTRAX-store listing shows 275 reviews, 272 syndicated from gotrax.com and 3 incentivized; Best Buy, Walmart, Costco, Sam's Club, Home Depot, Lowe's and Dick's were read; Target's site was behind a bot check (October 2026).

Trustpilot

On Trustpilot, gotrax.com showed 3.8 from 2,353 reviews, 56% five-star and 30% one-star, on a claimed page that asks customers to review (read October 2026).

Track record
  • The BBB rates GOTRAX of Carrollton F, not accredited, with 452 complaints in the last three years (October 2026).
  • CPSC and Health Canada searches for Gotrax scooters, e-bikes and their batteries found no recall or warning naming them (October 2026).
Not countedExcluded

Not counted in any pool: Gotrax's own site ratings and Q&A and anything syndicated from them, its YouTube channels and Facebook pages, and its influencer program.

Specs

  • TypeFat Tire
  • E-Bike ClassClass 3
  • Battery401-600 Wh
  • MotorHub
  • Top Speed21-28 mph
  • Claimed Range41-60 mi
  • Weight71-85 lb
  • Max Rider Load251-300 lb
  • BrakesMechanical disc
  • SuspensionFront
  • FoldingDoes not fold
  • CertificationsUL 2849 listed
  • Warranty2 Years

At a glance

  • Shimano 7-speed
  • LED headlight
  • Black finish
  • Gotrax is a brand of GOLABS, INC., a privately held company at 2201 Luna Rd, Carrollton, Texas, named on the Gotrax manuals.
  • Gotrax says it started with hoverboards in Texas in 2017.
  • The company's range runs from kids' kick scooters and hoverboards to dual-motor scooters, e-bikes, dirt bikes and golf carts.
  • The scooters and e-bikes are sold on gotrax.com, through a Gotrax brand store on Amazon and, by the company's own account, at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Kohl's and Academy.
  • Best Buy sells several Gotrax scooters and e-bikes directly, Walmart carries most of the range through the brand's own GOTRAX store, and Dick's lists a few scooters, while Costco, Sam's Club and Home Depot showed no Gotrax rides and Lowe's only Gotrax golf carts (October 2026).

The Gotrax Rambo is a fat-tire e-bike with 26 x 4 in tires and a removable 48 V, 10.4 Ah battery of 499 Wh driving a 500 W hub motor with a cadence sensor, five assist levels and a thumb throttle.

It has dual mechanical disc brakes, a front suspension fork, a rear cargo rack, a Shimano 7-speed shifter, an LED headlight, a black-and-white display and an IPX4 rating. The maker lists it at 78 lb and 75.2 x 27.5 x 46.8 in, with a 264 lb rider limit.

The maker claims 25 mph and up to 50 miles of range, with a 5 to 6 hour charge on a 48 V, 2 A charger. Accident protection is offered at checkout from $84.99.

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