
Step on, pedal or twist, go.




The Hiboy EX6 electric bike, in short.
The Hiboy EX6 electric bike is a step-through fat tire e-bike for commuting, errands and light trails. Because the frame sits low, getting on and off stays easy. Its 500W motor peaks at 960W, so it climbs 20% grades and reaches 25 mph with pedal assist. Meanwhile, 20×4-inch fat tires and a front suspension fork soften rough roads. In addition, the removable 48V 14.5Ah battery gives up to 75 miles with pedal assist. You can also ride on the throttle, with pedal assist or as a plain bike. As always, wear a helmet and follow local e-bike rules.
What the Hiboy EX6 e-bike does well.

First, pick the mode that fits the trip. For example, use the throttle alone, add pedal assist, or turn the power off and ride it like a regular bike.

A brushless 500W motor peaks at 960W, so it pulls away quickly and handles 20% grades. As a result, the Hiboy EX6 electric bike reaches 25 mph with pedal assist on streets and trails alike.

Switching between throttle, pedal assist and pedal-only riding takes a moment. Also, a Shimano 7-speed drivetrain keeps pedaling smooth. Meanwhile, the LCD shows speed, gear and mileage. Finally, an electric horn lets others know you are there.

Since the frame is low in the middle, you step through instead of swinging a leg over. As a result, stops and starts get quicker. It also helps older riders and anyone in a skirt or dress.
More from the EX6 e-bike.
These details also matter once you ride it every day, so they are worth a look too.

EX6 backlit display
Even in low light, the backlit screen shows live ride info, such as your speed, battery left and distance covered. So you can keep track of the trip at a glance, even at a quick look down.

Shimano 7-speed gears on the Hiboy EX6
First, Shimano 7-speed shifting changes gears cleanly. Therefore, you can find an easy gear for hills and a taller one for flat roads.

EX6 fat tire grip, 20×4 inches
Because they are 20×4 inches wide, these tires put a lot of rubber on the ground. As a result, they grip well, roll over bumps and obstacles, and keep rough ground comfortable.
See it ride.
9 videos of the EX6 Step-thru Fat Tire in use.

Every number.
Performance
Battery
Rider
Build

- AHandlebar height43.7 in
- BHandlebar reach20.47 in
- CHandlebar width24.41 in
- DStandover height18.11 in
- ETotal length67.72 in
- FWheelbase44.88 in
- GSeat tube length17.72 in
- HHead tube length6.3 in
- IChainstay length20.08 in
- J Maximum Seat Height 42.13
- K Minimum Seat Height 34.25
- Product Net Weight (lbs / kg) 66 / 30
- Recommended Rider Height 4’11”-6’3″
- Total Effective Load (lbs / kg) 265 / 120
In the box.
Along with the e-bike, the box holds a charger, a headlight, left and right pedals, a release skewer and the user manual. In addition, you get two battery keys, two installing tools and four hexagon wrenches.
EX6 Electric Bike× 1
Charger× 1
Release skewer× 1
Installing Tool× 2
Battery key× 2
Pedals (R and L)× 2
Hexagon wrench× 4
User manual× 1
Headlight× 1Questions riders ask.
What kind of e-bike is the Hiboy EX6?
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How far does the Hiboy EX6 go on a charge?
Does the Hiboy EX6 battery come out?
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Can the Hiboy EX6 climb steep hills?
Why a step-through frame?
What rider height does the Hiboy EX6 fit?
How much can the Hiboy EX6 carry?
What do the EX6 fat tire wheels add?
Does the Hiboy EX6 have suspension?
What brakes does the Hiboy EX6 use?
Does the EX6 e-bike have gears?
Is the Hiboy EX6 good for commuting?
Can the Hiboy EX6 go off-road?
Can I ride the Hiboy EX6 in the rain?
What does the display show?
Is the EX6 e-bike good for beginners?
Is the EX6 a good fit for me?
How is the Hiboy EX6 different from the EX6F?
Can I ride it without the motor?
Are fat tire e-bikes more comfortable?
Does the Hiboy EX6 suit heavier riders?
Who is the EX6 best for?
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