Riding Times Z8 Pro Dual-Battery Fat Tire Electric Bike
Riding Times Z8 Pro Dual-Battery Fat Tire Electric Bike
Specifications Breakdown
- Model: Riding Times Z8 Pro
- Motor: 750W nominal / 1500W peak rear geared hub motor
- Maximum torque: 80Nm claimed
- Battery: two removable 48V 15.6Ah lithium batteries
- Combined capacity: 31.2Ah / approximately 1498Wh
- Maximum speed: up to 31 mph; actual performance varies in unrestricted mode
- Claimed range: 50–74 miles by throttle or 100–120 miles with pedal assist
- Charging: two compatible 48V 2A chargers; approximately 7–9 hours
- Brakes: front and rear 160mm disc brakes with electronic brake assistance
- Suspension: front fork and rear hydraulic shock
- Controls: full-twist throttle and cadence pedal assist
- Display: colour digital display
- Maximum load: 330 lb in current supplier table
- Net weight with batteries: approximately 112 lb
- Maximum climbing angle: 15 degrees claimed
- Colour: Black
- Market: United States
What’s in the Box
- Riding Times Z8 Pro electric bike, partially assembled
- Front wheel and fenders
- Two removable 48V 15.6Ah lithium batteries
- Two compatible 48V 2A chargers
- Left and right pedals
- User manual
- Manufacturer-supplied assembly tools and hardware
FAQs
How powerful is the Z8 Pro motor?
The rear geared hub motor is rated at 750W nominal and up to 1500W peak output, with a supplier-stated 80Nm of torque.
How far can the Z8 Pro travel?
The supplier claims 50–74 miles by throttle or 100–120 miles with pedal assist in favourable conditions. Actual range varies.
Can both batteries be removed?
Yes. Both 48V 15.6Ah battery packs are removable for charging and storage.
How long does charging take?
The two supplied 48V 2A chargers can charge both packs together in approximately seven to nine hours.
Does the Z8 Pro have suspension?
Yes. It combines a front suspension fork with a rear hydraulic shock.
Which brakes are fitted?
It uses front and rear 160mm disc brakes with electronic brake assistance.
Can it be limited to a lower e-bike class?
The US specification includes multi-class speed settings. The rider remains responsible for configuring and using it in accordance with local rules.
Where can the unrestricted setting be used?
Rules vary by state and local authority. High-speed or throttle use may be restricted to private property or designated areas.
Which safety equipment should I use?
Wear an approved helmet and suitable protective equipment, inspect the bike before each ride and follow all local requirements.
Riding Times Z8 Pro Dual-Battery Fat Tire Electric Bike
The Riding Times Z8 Pro combines a compact moped-style frame with two removable batteries, fat tyres and a full suspension layout. Its upright controls and long saddle provide an approachable platform for everyday journeys, recreational routes and permitted mixed-surface riding.
A 750W nominal rear geared hub motor can reach 1500W peak output, while the two 48V 15.6Ah battery packs provide 31.2Ah and approximately 1498Wh of combined capacity. A full-twist throttle and cadence pedal assistance give riders flexible power delivery, with configurable speed settings for different riding situations.
Front and rear disc brakes with electronic assistance support controlled stopping, while the front fork and rear hydraulic shock help manage uneven surfaces. The colour display and integrated lighting improve everyday usability. Speed and range claims vary with load, terrain, weather, tyre pressure and riding style.
About Riding Times
Riding Times is an electric mobility brand focused on expressive, distinctive electric bikes for everyday journeys and recreational adventure. Its range spans compact mini bikes, long-range dual-battery models and practical fat-tyre designs.
The brand combines distinctive frames with removable battery systems, capable electric drive units and rider-focused features such as suspension, hydraulic braking and integrated lighting. Riding Times models give riders a clear choice between urban utility, long-distance comfort and off-road-oriented performance.