Electric bicycles of today often double down on either cargo capability or go-anywhere prowess. The e-bike we're here to discuss is more of the latter, as it's a fat-tire monstrosity capable of rolling over pretty much anything. For the past two decades or so, fat bikes have been proven to be pretty versatile machines. While their road performance leaves a lot to be desired, this changes when the terrain turns into mud, sand, or even snow.
Case in point: the brand new King 750 electric bike from Hong Kong-based e-bike specialist DYU. Established in 2016, the brand has sold more than 1,000,000 electric bicycles in more than 60 countries across the globe. The King750 is undoubtedly the most rugged, performance-oriented machine in its lineup today. It rolls on 26x4-inch fat tires, and is equipped with a front suspension fork enabling riders to conquer the most technical of terrain. DYU has even conducted testing on this bike in the Gobi Desert.
