Front Hub Fat eBike

Front Hub Fat eBike https://youtu.be/_X6XgW7FLCA

This is my ideal eBike. I don't like the rear wheel hub motor, especially those with gears.

The fat tyres can replace the shock absorbers. Just use seat post shock absorbers to improve comfort. Shock absorbers are too heavy.

Folding also make bicycles heavy. Just learn how to dismantle the wheels. Not too difficult. The rear whhels are more difficult because we may need to adjust everytime but markers should make the adjustment easier.

Not to mention the cost of the shock absorbers and folding mechanism.

The front wheel drive makes the bicycle a 2-wheel drive for it to get out of tough roads. Apart from making it easy to install and move to other bicycles. I am thinking of using thin rims for the front tyres for conversion to electric.

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