ApeRyder Fatbikes

At Gofatbike, discover the rugged and powerful electric fatbikes from APERYDER. These e-bikes are made for those who love adventure and comfort. Thanks to the sturdy frame, wide tires, and a strong motor, you ride smoothly over any terrain – from city streets to unpaved...

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ApeRyder Gibbon - Matte Black
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£2,249 £2,49911% discount
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Estimated delivery time 1-2 weeks
ApeRyder Jambo pro - Black
£1,499 £1,64910% discount
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ApeRyder Baboon - Black
£1,699 £1,89911% discount
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ApeRyder A10 Pro - Black
£1,149 £1,29912% discount
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ApeRyder Gibbon - White
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£2,249 £2,49911% discount
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ApeRyder Gibbon - Red
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ApeRyder MD10 premium - Matte Black
£1,549 £1,74912% discount
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ApeRyder Jambo - Black
£1,399 £1,54910% discount
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ApeRyder Gibbon - Nardo Gray
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£2,249 £2,49911% discount
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ApeRyder Gibbon - Green
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What makes an Ape Ryder fatbike worth it?

Ape Ryder is a fatbike brand that has grown rapidly in the Netherlands in recent years and is designed in Europe with its own design language. On this page, you will find six models, all built around the same basic formula: 250W rear wheel motor, wide 20-inch tires, pedal assist up to 25 km/h, and a maximum allowed weight of 140 kg. What differs is the finish, battery capacity, and frame. The range varies depending on the model between 50 and 80 km. A note on the spelling: the brand is officially Ape Ryder with a space, but you often also see ApeRyder as one word. Both refer to the same bike, and customers search for it that way on Google as well.

The six Ape Ryder models at a glance

The A10 Pro is the entry-level model: hydraulic disc brakes, a Shimano gear set, and a bike that is perfect for city rides and commuting. The Jambo and Jambo Pro form the mid-range, with the Pro version having upgrades on the components and feeling a bit sturdier. The Baboon is aimed at those who want a bit more: longer rides, a heavier build, or more stable handling on rough roads. The MD10 Premium has a low step-through frame, which is nice if you want to get on and off the bike easily or often carry groceries. The Gibbon is the top model of the collection: five colors (green, white, red, nardo gray, and matte black) and the most extensive finish with the highest battery capacity. Which model fits depends on how often you ride, on what surface, and what you value in appearance.

The specs you want to look at

Every fatbike on this page has a 250W motor in the rear wheel. That 250W is the legal maximum in the Netherlands for a pedal-assisted bike. No throttle, no license plate needed, just pedal up to 25 km/h and then the assistance stops. The tires are 20 inches with a width around 4 inches. That makes it a true fatbike: stable on wet roads, more cushioning on rough sidewalks, better grip on loose surfaces like beach or forest trails. The battery is removable on most models, so you can charge it indoors without dragging the whole bike. Capacity says something about your range: the higher the Wh number of the battery, the further you can go on one charge. Also consider the delivery time: almost always 1-2 weeks, no next-day delivery like with stock models.

Who is an Ape Ryder fatbike suitable for?

Are you unsure between Ape Ryder and another fatbike brand like OUXI or ENGWE? Not the easiest choice, because the price ranges overlap. Ape Ryder puts a bit more emphasis on finish and design. The frame is more refined, the color options are broader, and the look is a bit neater than the average discount fatbike. For those who mainly use the bike in the city, sometimes take an unpaved road, and want something attractive under them, this is a good option. For sporty riders who really want to go offroad or who want more motor power, OUXI or ENGWE are better alternatives. Their range is broader and the focus is stronger on offroad performance. Read the product specs per model, especially the range and tire width are important factors in your choice.

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