Engwe M20 Moped Style Ebike
SKU: P83205In Stock
SPEED15.5 Mph
RANGE47 Miles
MOTOR1000W
BATTERY13Ah
CHARGING5 Hours
WEIGHT77 lbs
Adjustable Cycle Helmet£38.99
Front and Rear Light Set£44.99
Private Land Use Only.
Not for public roads, pavements or cycle paths. Its motor and assisted top speed are above the UK EAPC limits of 250W and 15.5 mph, which makes it a motor vehicle in law. It would need registration, insurance and a licence. Ride it on private land.
See UK LegislationThis bike is built for riders 5'7"-6'6" (171-198 cm).
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The manufacturer's figures, not ours.
This one carries 624 Wh of battery. The maker quotes 47 mi; in mixed riding with some hills, expect nearer 35 mi. A full charge costs about £0.17. Across a year that is roughly £982.00 less than making the same journeys by car, so the bike pays for itself in about 13 months. Everything here is worked out from this bike's own specification. Estimates, not promises: the assumptions are printed underneath.
Range you can expect
| Low assist, flat roads | 47 mi |
|---|---|
| Mixed riding, some hills | 35 mi |
| Full assist, loaded or hilly | 26 mi |
| Riding time on a charge | 3 h 2 min |
What it costs to run
| A full charge | £0.17 |
|---|---|
| Every 100 miles | £0.37 |
| Electricity for a year | £8.00 |
| The same year by car | £990.00 |
| You keep | £982.00 |
| Pays for itself in | 13 months |
Worked out from the specification
| Battery energy | 624 Wh |
|---|---|
| Energy per mile | 13.3 Wh |
| Charger output | 2.6 A |
| Power to weight | 28.6 W/kg |
| You can carry | 330 lb |
Based on £0.245 per kWh, £0.45 per mile to run a small car, and 2,200 miles a year. Charging is costed at the socket, not at the battery.
A kilowatt on a fat-tyre frame, for private ground
The ENGWE M20 carries a 1000W motor, four times the UK road limit. We sell it for private land only: ground you own, or ground where you have the owner's permission.
Not a road, not a pavement, not a cycle path. That decides the purchase, so it comes first.
Four-inch tyres on twenty-inch wheels
Wide tyres at low pressure turn sand, mud, wet grass and loose gravel into ordinary surfaces. The contact patch is large and the bike does not dart when the ground changes underneath it.
Small wheels give the motor more leverage, which is why a machine like this pulls away so hard.
Fifty-five newton metres, put down low
Torque is what keeps the wheel turning where the surface gives way. On a loose climb a weaker motor spins and stops; this one digs in.
Top speed is beside the point on private ground. Getting up the thing in front of you is not.
Aluminium, and heavy even so
The frame is 6061 aluminium, which is the only reason a machine with this motor and these tyres is not heavier still.
At seventy-seven pounds it is in the upper third of our range for weight. It also will not rust, which matters between sessions outdoors.
It carries a rider and a load
The rated payload leaves real headroom above an adult with a pack, which is what you want on a machine used for working ground rather than commuting.
Compare the figure in the table below with your own weight plus what you take with you.
Five hours to fill
Reasonable for a pack this size. Charge after a session rather than before one and it is always ready.
The panel below turns the capacity into energy and into what a charge costs. Even on a kilowatt motor, the socket cost is measured in pennies.
A modest battery behind a big motor
Thirteen amp-hours is around the lower middle of our catalogue, and a 1000W motor asked to work hard will empty it far quicker than a 250W one would.
The forty-seven mile claim assumes you are pedalling at low assist. The bands in the table below are the realistic version, and on this machine the gap between claim and reality is wider than most.
What to do before the first ride
It arrives largely assembled.
- Fit the front wheel, handlebar and pedals
- Check both brakes and test them at walking pace before using the power
- Set tyre pressure low for soft ground, higher for hard-packed
- Confirm you have somewhere private and lawful to ride it
- Charge to full once before the first session
You cannot ride this on the road
A motor four times the legal limit is not an electrically assisted pedal cycle in the UK. It cannot be ridden on a public road, a pavement or a cycle path.
If you have the ground, this is a lot of torque for the money on a frame built to take it. If you do not, the battery is too small for long sessions and the machine is too illegal for short ones, and our 250W range is the right shelf instead.
- BRAND
- ENGWE
- CATEGORY
- Fat Tire
- MOTOR POWER
- 1000W
- RANGE
- 47 Miles
- SPEED
- 15.5 Mph
- BATTERY
- 13Ah
- WEIGHT
- 77 lbs
- CHARGING TIME
- 5 Hours
- BRAKE SYSTEM
- Disc
- FRAME MATERIAL
- 6061 Aluminum Alloy
- MAXIMUM LOAD
- 330 lbs
- INPUT VOLTAGE
- 48V
- TIRE SIZE
- 20 inch
- TORQUE
- 55 Nm
The Engwe M20 Moped Style Ebike states 1000W, 47 Miles and 15.5 Mph, and below it is set against the DYU A1F Electric Folding Bike. Every figure the two disagree on is marked. Choose a different bike to compare it with whichever one you are also considering.
10 of 11 specifications differ. View DYU A1F Electric Folding Bike
- Is the ENGWE M20 suitable for off-road riding?
- Yes, the fat tires and dual suspension provide excellent traction and stability on rough terrain.
- Does the ENGWE M20 offer long battery range?
- Yes, it is designed for extended riding distance for commuting and adventure rides.
- What are the benefits of the moped-style design?
- The moped-style frame offers enhanced comfort, stylish appearance, and a relaxed riding position.
- Can the ENGWE M20 be used for daily commuting?
- Yes, it is suitable for both everyday commuting and recreational riding.
- Are the electric bikes brand new?
- Yes. All electric bikes sold by BikTron are brand new, factory-sealed, and sourced directly from authorised manufacturers and official distributors.
- How do I choose the right electric bike for me?
- Pick a bike based on how you plan to ride. City bikes are great for commuting, folding bikes work well if you need compact storage, mountain bikes handle hills and mixed terrain, and cargo bikes are ideal for carrying shopping or loads. If you are not sure, our Bike Quiz can help.
- Are the batteries original and certified?
- Yes. Every electric bike battery is brand new and original from the manufacturer, with full safety certification and performance testing.
- Are the bikes tested before shipping?
- Yes. Each e-bike goes through a quality check before dispatch, covering electronics, brakes, motor response, and battery performance.
- Do electric bikes come with a warranty?
- Yes. All electric bikes from BikTron include a manufacturer warranty. Duration depends on the brand and model. Most bikes include a 12-month warranty as standard.
- How long does delivery take?
- Standard UK delivery usually takes 2 to 7 business days. Remote areas may take a little longer. You will receive a tracking link by email once your order is dispatched.
- Which payment methods do you accept?
- We accept Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Klarna buy-now-pay-later. All payments are processed securely.
- Can I return my electric bike?
- Yes. You can ride the bike and still return it. Tell us within 30 days of delivery and we book the courier and collect it from your door. Contact us first and we will guide you through the process.
- Do the bikes need assembly?
- Most electric bikes arrive 85 to 90 per cent pre-assembled. You will usually need to attach the handlebars, pedals, and adjust the seat. A basic tool set is often included.
- Are BikTron electric bikes legal to ride in the UK?
- Yes. All bikes sold by BikTron that meet UK EAPC rules (250W motor, max 15.5 mph assisted speed, pedal-assisted only) are fully road-legal. You do not need a licence, tax, or insurance to ride them on public roads. Riders must be at least 14 years old.
- What about the electric scooters?
- Those are different, and the law treats them differently. A privately owned e-scooter cannot legally be ridden on a public road, pavement or cycle lane in the UK, whoever sold it. We sell ours for private land use only, with the landowner's permission, and every scooter product page says so. If you want something you can ride to work, choose an electric bike.
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- Free standard UK delivery on most bikes — 2 to 7 business days
- Express delivery may be available on request
- Full tracking included with every order
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- 0% finance available through Klarna at checkout
Before you order:
- Delivery is to UK mainland addresses — some remote areas may have a small surcharge
- Most bikes arrive 85–90% pre-assembled and include basic tools for setup
- If you are unsure about sizing or specs, contact us before you buy
Full details at Payment & Shipping.
Simple and fair terms so you can buy with confidence.
- 30-day return window — if the bike is not right for you, send it back
- Ride it. It needs to come back clean, undamaged and complete, with the charger, tools and manual
- A refund or replacement is issued after we receive and check the return
Please note:
- For a change of mind we book the collection and deduct its cost from your refund, and we tell you the amount before we book it
- If we sent the wrong item or it arrived faulty, we cover return shipping in full
- All bikes include a 12-month manufacturer warranty as standard
Full details at Returns & Refunds and Warranty.
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