My Electric Bike Shop helps US adults match a fat tire e-bike to their body, weight, and terrain before they spend.
If you already own a bike, we cover conversion kits too.
A 750W motor means something different on flat pavement than it does on sand or a hill with a 280 lb rider. Most buying guides skip that translation entirely. They list wattage, battery size, and price, then leave the reader to guess whether any of it fits their situation.
My Electric Bike Shop was built around rider profiles first. Seniors, heavier riders, beach riders, trail hunters, and short riders each have a different set of criteria that narrow the field fast. Once you know your profile, the spec comparison becomes a confirmation step, not a guessing game. That is the order this site follows.
The goal is a decision you can stand behind. Not a bike that looked right on paper and felt wrong on delivery.
Every page on this site is written to one standard: give the reader enough accurate information to make a confident decision on their own. That means some things are off the table entirely.
My Electric Bike Shop earns a commission when a reader clicks a link on this site and completes a purchase from a partner brand. The two primary partners are Himiway, a fat tire e-bike brand, and eBikeling, a conversion kit seller. Commissions do not change the price you pay.
A brand is included in a guide because it fits the rider profile the guide covers, not because of the commission rate it offers. If a brand does not fit the criteria, it does not appear.
My Electric Bike Shop is an independent publishing site, not a retailer, a dealer, or a brand representative. We do not sell bikes directly, process orders, or handle returns. We are not affiliated with any manufacturer beyond standard affiliate commission agreements.
We cannot tell you whether a specific bike will fit your doorway, your car rack, or your local trail regulations. For questions that depend on your exact situation, contact the manufacturer directly before you buy.
The Fat Tire E-Bike Fit Guide is free and takes about fifteen minutes to work through. It covers weight capacity, frame sizing, motor watts, battery range, and includes a worksheet to compare any three bikes on the specs that actually matter.
Get the free guideThe articles on this site are organized by rider profile and use case, so you can go directly to the one that matches your situation. Start with the fat tire hub if you are still figuring out your profile, or go to the conversion kit guide if you already own a bike.
Read the blogMy Electric Bike Shop is an affiliate publishing site and earns commissions from purchases made through links on this site. Content is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice of any kind. Always verify specifications, weight ratings, and compatibility details with the manufacturer before purchasing.