Bluerev Moto81 M-750 750W Fat-Tire Electric Bike - Canada

The single-motor Moto81 M-750 combines a 750W Bafang rear hub motor, 48V 17Ah Samsung-cell battery, long moto-style seat and a choice of street or off-road 20 x 4-inch tires.

Best suited to: High-output moto-style riding with two tire choices.

Verified specifications

• Single Bafang 48V 750W rear hub motor
• 48V 17Ah Samsung-cell lithium battery; one dealer field says 17.5Ah
• SW900 LCD with five pedal-assist levels
• Claimed maximum speed up to 35 km/h
• Conservative claimed range: 50-70 km; up to 35 km by throttle
• 20 x 4-inch Kenda all-terrain or Innova slick street tires
• Nutt hydraulic disc brakes
• Heavy-duty retro aluminum rigid fork; front suspension is not confirmed
• Adjustable dual rear shock absorbers
• Shimano Tourney seven-speed drivetrain with SIS 1 x 7 shifter
• Velo Comfort wide banana seat and folding passenger foot pegs
• Large LED headlight and integrated rear brake light
• 6061 aluminum alloy frame and aluminum wheels or rims
• Claimed maximum load: 350 lb (about 159 kg)
• Shipping carton: 148 x 32 x 88 cm
• Net bike weight and assembled dimensions are not published

Single motor, not the Turbo

This page covers the base M-750 with one 750W rear hub motor. It is separate from the existing Moto81 M-750 Turbo, which uses two 750W motors. Their specifications, prices and inventory must not be combined.

Choose tires around the route

The Street version uses Innova slick tires for paved surfaces, while the Off-Road version uses Kenda all-terrain tires. Both are 20 x 4 inches. Tire choice changes rolling feel but does not create universal trail or road permission.

Use the range as a planning ceiling

Bluerev sources publish several range figures. Street Rides uses the conservative 50-70 km claim and notes the separate 35 km throttle estimate. Rider mass, temperature, hills, tire pressure and assistance level can reduce either figure.

Dealer conflicts remain visible

Bluerev specifies 17Ah while an Epic field says 17.5Ah. Current detailed data supports 17Ah. Net weight and assembled dimensions are not published, and the rigid-fork specification is used instead of conflicting suspension marketing copy.

Canadian availability

The Canadian dealer currently presents this model or exact variant as orderable. Street Rides uses a conservative tracked quantity of two and confirms final dealer availability during order processing.

Warranty and support

Epic Cycles' current policy lists 12 months for electronics and frame or structural components and 6 months for the battery, for the original purchaser and subject to inspection, approval, exclusions and the full written terms. The older product manual uses broader 12-month wording, so the current dealer policy governs this summary. Labour and normal wear are generally excluded.

Canadian use

Published specifications list 750W and up to 35 km/h, exceeding common 500W and 32 km/h power-assisted-bicycle limits in several provinces. Confirm classification, passenger rules, licensing, insurance and permitted riding locations before use.

Documentation

View the dealer-provided owner manual. Confirm the delivered configuration against its product label because the shared manual contains some older family-level information.