Gyrocopters Fury Folding E-Bike – Fat Tire Electric Bike Canada

The Gyrocopters Fury Folding Fat Tire E-Bike offers Canadian riders a practical, compact option for commuting and leisure. Unlike bulkier e-bikes, its foldable frame makes it easy to store in condos or transport on buses and subways. With a 216 Wh battery and a 58 km assisted range under ideal conditions, the Fury is designed for urban trips, errands, and recreational rides. In real-world Canadian winters, the range realistically adjusts to around 35–40 km, giving buyers a transparent expectation.

The bike’s 25 km/h top speed and UL 2849 safety certification align it with provincial regulations, making it both legal and safe to ride across Ontario, Quebec, and BC. Riders concerned about battery safety, Canadian compliance, and portability will find the Fury particularly appealing. It stands out by offering a compact, fat-tire folding design that few other e-bikes in this price class provide.

• 25 km/h top speed keeps the Fury compliant with e-bike rules in Ontario, Quebec, and BC.
  
• 400W peak motor provides smooth assistance for urban commutes and light hills.
  
• Folding fat-tire design makes it easy to store in condos and carry onto transit.
  
• 14.3-inch wear-resistant tires improve stability on Canadian city streets and paths.
  
• UL 2849 safety certification ensures battery and electrical system reliability.
  
• Up to 58 km assisted range reduces recharging needs for daily commuting.
  
• Compact, foldable frame offers portability without sacrificing rider comfort.

• Motor: 400W peak
  
• Top Speed: 25 km/h
  
• Battery: 216 Wh lithium-ion
  
• Range: Up to 58 km (ideal), ~35–40 km in Canadian winter
  
• Charging Time: 4–5 hours
  
• Tires: 14.3-inch fat, wear-resistant
  
• Brakes: Dual disc brakes
  
• Certification: UL 2849 (battery/electrical safety)
  
• Weight: ~23–25 kg (folding design)

The Gyrocopters Fury is equipped with a 400W peak motor that supports a top speed of 25 km/h, making it legal-friendly across Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia. This speed is well-suited for Canadian city commuting and bike-lane use, ensuring safe integration with urban traffic.

While the Fury handles moderate inclines reliably, riders in hilly areas like Vancouver may notice reduced climbing power compared to higher-output e-bikes. On paved roads and light trails, the fat tires deliver added grip and stability for everyday use.

The Gyrocopters Fury uses a 216 Wh lithium-ion battery, paired with a UL 2849-certified charger. A full charge takes about 4–5 hours. Under ideal conditions, the bike offers up to 58 km of assisted range. In Canadian winter conditions, riders can realistically expect 35–40 km per charge, depending on terrain, temperature, and riding mode.

• UL 2849 certification (battery and electrical safety standard).
  
• Dual disc brakes for reliable stopping power.
  
• Front and rear lights for visibility in Canadian city riding.
  
• 14.3-inch wear-resistant fat tires for stable grip.
  
• Battery management system (BMS) to prevent overcharge/overheat.

Pros

• Legal-friendly speed and power for Canadian provinces (25 km/h, 400W peak).
  
• UL 2849 certification for proven electrical safety.
  
• Folding design is condo- and transit-friendly.
  
• Fat tires offer extra grip for Canadian road conditions.
  

Cons

• Limited motor output may struggle on steep Vancouver hills.
  
• Real winter range drops to ~35–40 km, below warm-weather rating.
  
• Heavier (~23–25 kg) compared to some commuter e-bikes.
  
• No published compatibility for child seats or heavy racks.

The Gyrocopters Fury is best for urban commuters in Canada who need a folding, legal-friendly e-bike for short-to-medium rides. It’s ideal for condo dwellers, transit users, and casual riders seeking safety-certified performance.

Riders in flatter areas like Toronto or Montreal will appreciate its balance of portability and range. However, if you need long-range power for rural trips or strong hill-climbing in Vancouver, you may prefer a higher-wattage e-bike.