Fast Electric Bikes

Most models are Class 2 and assist up to 20 mph with pedal assist or throttle. Select bikes can be set for Class 3 up to 28 mph where allowed, such as Grateful Dead Koa Rev+ 2 Fat Tire Electric Bike. Always follow local regulations and ride within posted rules.

For the fastest top assisted speed where permitted, look for Class 3 capable options like Grateful Dead Koa Rev+ 2 Fat Tire Electric Bike. If you want strong Class 2 speed with quick launches, Valen Rev+ Fat Tire Electric Bike and {{product:gid://shopify/Product/7796667744428}} deliver powerful acceleration to a steady 20 mph.

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On Class 2 models, both throttle and pedal assist typically cap at 20 mph. On Class 3 capable bikes, pedal assist can reach up to 28 mph where legal, while throttle often remains limited to 20 mph. Check each product’s specifications.

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