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Yes, mostly pavement.... So, you are saying the 26x4.8" offered by e.g. Wattwagons will be too bulky, and knobby design will be a negative instead of the general positive for an fat tire bike as towards a comfy ride..? Ps. the 3,5"V-Speedsters are very different from a fat tire... There's no...

Aha... very interesting... learning some insiders know-how here as a newbee, thanks to the fabulous, active forum and its members.. o_O:cool:😇

Anyone knows if DENGFUBIKE is any good, quality, service, etc..?

Hi J.R., thanks for your input, and indeed an amazing company with many bikes to choose from, unfortunately, no FAT TIRE bikes ;-) Ps. I have never imported a bike from the USA, so honestly I dont know, but I am sure that manufacturers that ship worldwide will know their ways...

Ok, thats just great, but may I assume its the same (Chinese) company for both..?

Yes, I've been made aware of this website..., I'll properly check later.., thanks

Many thanks for your thoughts, much appreaciated...! So, you also agree that a fat tire bike on relatively steep hills should posses a strong engine with proper torque... What you think should be the minimum, 750w, 1000w..? Thanks also for the links to more bikes, unbelievable just how many...

OK, I didnt know... Im quite a newbee on the topic unfortunately... Not aware if there are Bike shops who assembly parts bought somewhere else by a client..., I somehow doubt it..., but it's an interesting angle... :cool:

Some manufacturers ship internationally... why so..?

Hi @ElevenAD, thanks for your useful comment, especially on the tire section... I was already investigating, but as I seek the most comfy ride possible I agree to opt of a +4" tire set... About the self-build, I believe I will not feel comfortable enough to do that as this will be my first...

Si Sr. :cool:

Thanks, but to complex for me... Btw, my request was if anyone knows anything about the customer support for EU clients of WW?

Unfortunately USA + CANADA only... ;-(

Indeed, nice bike, but for some reasons I tend to keep leaning back towards the wattwagons bikes, also because of the many options to choose from...

HI, thanks, the bike is impressive as well... Unfortunately there's no option for a fat-tire version..., which is what I opt for... :-). Thanks anyways, all ideas / thoughts are welcome.. 🍀

Hi all, I am leaning towards purchasing the Wattwagons Hydra bike for usage in Spain, Europe. Anyone on this forum bought a Wattwagons bike for usage in Europe, and if so, how did the delivery go, was any contact with support needed, and how did this go? Any repairs / maintenance needed from...

Thanks for your thoughts... I'll check the websites...

Ok, will check... So far the Watt Wagons Hydra looks amazing, but also amazingly expensive if you go close to full options / upgrades... Still investigating .... :-)

Hi Haystacks, thanks, but I dont really follow your comment..., as most of the reactions seem valuable, and give direction towards finding a proper fat tire e-bike..., I'm happy with the comments so far..., more is welcomed... 🍀

@supertiny, thanks and indeed, I really hope to find a proper bike soon with all the help from this forum threads, all the best, and keep on riding ;-)