EUNORAU FAT-AWD 2.0 - Canada

EUNORAU FAT-AWD 2.0 for Canadian riders. Motor: 500 W front + 500 W rear hubs, up to 110 Nm combined Battery: 48 V 15 Ah; optional second 15 Ah

Verified specifications

• Motor: 500 W front + 500 W rear hubs, up to 110 Nm combined
• Battery: 48 V 15 Ah; optional second 15 Ah
• Range: Up to 80 miles / 129 km with dual batteries
• Speed: Class 2 speed-limited/unlockable; 20 mph / 32 km/h official specification
• Sensor: Torque sensor
• Tires: 26 x 4 in
• Brakes: 180 mm hydraulic discs
• Fork: RST Guide 95 mm
• Payload: 375 lb
• Weight: about 79-82 lb

Selectable dual-motor drive

The rider can use front, rear or both hub motors for changing traction needs.

Torque-sensor response

Assist follows pedal pressure for more controlled starts on loose terrain.

Optional dual battery

A second 15 Ah pack supports the advertised maximum range.

Step-over or step-through

Raven and Maple finishes were offered in two frame styles.

Source conflicts and limits

• All 28 Shopify inventory items are untracked, violating catalogue policy.
• Battery capacity is mislabeled as 14A/17A rather than Ah and chargers are modeled as sale variants.
• Two Maple 17 Ah variants are priced CAD 2414, below base and clearly erroneous.
• Official global material varies between 500+500 W and 750+750 W claims; use the Canadian product specification of 500+500 W unless a delivered-unit label proves otherwise.

Canadian availability

The exact Canadian dealer model or variant is not currently presented as orderable. The page remains published for research, with tracked inventory at zero and checkout unavailable until matching dealer stock returns.

Warranty and fulfilment

Do not promise current fulfilment. Dealer listings support Canadian market presence but not Street Rides inventory. Confirm warranty start, parts and destination freight before reactivation.

Canadian use and safety

Off-road/private-property positioning for AWD use. A single-motor selector does not by itself prove legal classification; construction, total rated output, tamperability, labeling and provincial rules matter.