SASIKEI E7 Folding Fat Tire Electric Bike Canada

The 52V 20Ah folding fat tire e-bike is built for Canadian riders who want versatility, portability, and longer range in one package. Unlike many generic folding models, this bike combines a larger-capacity battery with 20×4.0 tires, making it suitable for winter commuting, gravel paths, and snow-covered roads. Its foldable design helps urban riders in Toronto, Montreal, or Vancouver store it easily in condos, offices, or transit vehicles. Range estimates of 70–100 km (summer) and 40–60 km (winter) answer real concerns about daily use in Canadian conditions.

While many Amazon listings promote high peak wattage, StreetRides clarifies how to ride responsibly at the 500W/32 km/h legal limit. Riders benefit from removable battery convenience, front suspension comfort, and all-terrain adaptability. For Canadians comparing e-bike commuting options, this folding model stands out as a practical balance of power, portability, and range.

• Compact folding frame makes storage easy in condos, offices, and transit.
  
• 20×4.0 fat tires improve stability on snow, gravel, and Canadian city roads.
  
• Front suspension fork absorbs bumps for smoother commuting and trail rides.
  
• 52V 20Ah battery system offers extended range for longer daily trips.
  
• Removable battery design allows convenient charging indoors at home or work.
  
• All-terrain versatility supports commuting in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, plus recreational trails.
  
• Foldable portability enables riders to carry the e-bike onto buses, trains, or store in compact spaces.

• Battery: 52V 20Ah removable lithium-ion
  
• Charging time: 7–9 hours with included 3A charger
  
• Motor: Rear hub, up to 1500W peak (must operate ≤500W continuous in Canada)
  
• Top assisted speed: Advertised 30 mph (≈48 km/h); Canadian road-legal limit is 32 km/h
  
• Tires: 20×4.0 fat tires
  
• Frame: Folding, aluminum alloy
  
• Suspension: Front fork
  
• Brakes: Front and rear disc brakes
  
• Lights: LED headlight, rear reflector
  
• Estimated range: 70–100 km per charge (summer), 40–60 km (winter)
  
• Weight & folded dimensions: Not specified by seller (verify before purchase)
  

This folding e-bike is equipped with a rear hub motor advertised at up to 1500W peak power. For Canadian road use, riders must limit the continuous output to 500W and top assisted speed to 32 km/h in order to remain compliant with Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia regulations.

On private property or trails where higher outputs are allowed, the motor can deliver extra torque for hill climbing and off-road riding. For daily e-bike commuting in Canada, the bike offers balanced acceleration and stable handling, while the fat tires provide grip on urban streets and mixed surfaces.

This folding e-bike is equipped with a 52V 20Ah removable lithium-ion battery. Charging typically requires 7–9 hours using the included 3A charger. Under normal conditions, riders can expect a real-world range of approximately 70–100 km per charge in moderate temperatures. In colder Canadian winters, range may be reduced by 30–40%, averaging 40–60 km depending on rider weight, assist level, and terrain.

• Front and rear disc brakes
  
• Integrated LED headlight and rear reflector
  
• Front suspension fork for stability
  
• Removable battery design for safer charging indoors
  
• IP-rated water resistance not specified by seller (verify before winter use)
  
• UL 2271/2849 certification not confirmed (buyer should check seller documentation)

• Pros
  
• High-capacity 52V 20Ah battery delivers longer range than most folding e-bikes.
  
• Fat tires provide extra traction for winter riding and light trails.
  
• Foldable frame solves condo and transit storage challenges.
  
• Front suspension improves comfort on uneven Canadian roads.
  

Cons

• Advertised motor power exceeds Canada’s 500W limit, requiring careful compliance.
  
• Heavier than smaller commuter e-bikes, less convenient for frequent carrying.
  
• Limited warranty/service support in Canada compared to domestic brands.
  
• Long charging time (7–9 hours) may be inconvenient for some commuters.
  

This folding e-bike is a good fit for Canadian riders who want long range, fat tire stability, and the flexibility to store and transport their bike in compact spaces. It suits commuters in cities like Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver who need winter-capable range and a folding frame. However, if you require lightweight portability, guaranteed UL-certified safety, or in-country warranty service, you may prefer a Canadian brand such as VoltBike or Rad Power. Choose this model if range and terrain flexibility are your priorities.