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Macfox X7 New Arrival

X7

X7: 4' 11''–5' 9'' X7L: 5'3''–6' 6''
From $1,599.00 USD
25mph Top Speed
35-70miles Range
750w Peak Power
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Macfox E-bike X1S x Bs.zay Save 10%

X1S x Bs.zay

5'2''-6'3''
From $1,169.00 USD $1,299.00 USD
25mph Top Speed
28-56miles Range
750w Peak Power
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Macfox X1S Commuter Ebike Save 10%

X1S

5'2''-6'3''
From $1,169.00 USD $1,299.00 USD
25mph Top Speed
28-56miles Range
750w Peak Power
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Macfox X2 Electric Mountain Bike Save 10%

X2

5'4''-6'4''
From $1,709.00 USD $1,899.00 USD
28mph Top Speed
45-90miles Range
1000w Peak Power
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Macfox E-bike M16 New Arrival

M16

4'2''-5'0''
From $999.00 USD
20mph Top Speed
25miles Range
750w Peak Power
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Macfox M19 Electric Bike for Teenager Save 10%

M19

4'2''-5'0''
From $809.00 USD
16mph Top Speed
20miles Range
500W Peak Power
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Hear From The Macfox Community

The Macfox Electric Bike Collection — Built for Freedom and Everyday Adventure

Electric bikes are redefining how people move and express themselves—and Macfox is leading that charge. Designed for riders who chase freedom, style, and thrill, Macfox e-bikes bring power and creativity to every street and trail. Whether you’re commuting through the city, cruising along the beach, or practicing your next wheelie, Macfox keeps the ride bold, smooth, and fun.

Comfort, Power, and Control

Every Macfox bike balances comfort with real performance. Our rear-drive motors deliver steady torque and responsive acceleration—up to 28 mph on the X2, 25 mph on the X1S, X1S × Bs.Zay, and X7, and 20 mph on the M16 youth model. Battery systems range from 48 V 10.4 Ah to 48 V 20 Ah, offering 25–90 miles of range depending on the model and assist level. Dual suspension and ergonomic geometry absorb impact, while fat-tire builds give confident grip on sand, dirt, or pavement. The result: effortless control, wherever you ride.

Built to Last, Ready for Any Terrain

From aluminum on the X2 to steel frames on the rest, each Macfox bike is engineered for strength and durability. Hydraulic brakes on the X2 and X7 and mechanical discs on the X1S and M16 provide reliable stopping power in all weather. The X2 features full (front + rear) suspension for off-road performance, while other models use front setups for lighter handling. Whether you’re carving trails or city corners, Macfox e-bikes deliver a solid, low-maintenance ride that lasts.

Ride with Style

Macfox merges street culture with electric innovation. The X1S keeps things clean and classic for commuters; the limited X1S × Bs.Zay adds level flair; the X2 dominates off-road routes; the X7’s fat-tire stance turns heads; and the M16 empowers younger riders to explore independence. Every model reflects our motto — “No Limits. Just Ride.” Ride smart, stay safe, and respect your space when practicing tricks or wheelies—because style always rides best with control.

Join Us and Ride Together

Macfox isn’t just a brand; it’s a community built around motion, design, and freedom. From youth adventurers to everyday commuters, we ride to express who we are and where we’re going. Discover the collection below — and join the Macfox movement that’s redefining electric biking across the U.S.

FAQ About Electric Bikes

What is an electric bike?

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An electric bike, or e-bike, is a bicycle with an integrated motor and battery that assist the rider while pedaling. It makes riding easier on hills and over long distances and can usually be used in pedal-assist or throttle mode depending on local laws.

How fast can an electric bike go?

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Most e-bikes in the U.S. fall under three classes: Class 1 and 2 models assist or throttle up to about 20–25 mph, while Class 3 models allow pedal-assist speeds up to 28 mph. These limits keep them safe and legal for road use.

Do you need a license to ride an electric bike?

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In most states, a license or registration is not required for Class 1 and 2 e-bikes, though helmets and age limits may apply. Class 3 bikes can have additional local restrictions.

How far can an electric bike go on one charge?

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Range depends on battery capacity, terrain, rider weight, and assist level. Typical e-bikes travel between 25 and 90 miles per charge under normal conditions.

How long does it take to charge an e-bike battery?

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Charging time usually falls between 5 and 7 hours from empty to full. Higher-capacity batteries may take longer, while partial top-ups can extend battery life.

Are electric bikes street legal?

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Yes. E-bikes that meet Class 1–3 definitions are allowed on most roads and bike paths in the United States, though individual states may regulate top speed or where throttles can be used.

Can you ride an electric bike in the rain?

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Most electric bikes are water-resistant rather than fully waterproof. Riding in light rain or through small puddles is fine, but it’s best to avoid heavy storms or submerging the motor and battery.

How long does an e-bike battery last before replacement?

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With proper care, lithium-ion batteries typically last 2 to 5 years or about 800 charge cycles before capacity begins to decline.

Are electric bikes safe for teenagers?

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Yes, when matched to the rider’s size and speed limits. Many youth-oriented models have reduced top speeds and stable geometry to make learning safer.

How much does an electric bike cost?

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Prices range widely depending on materials, motor power, and battery size, usually between $700 and $2,000 for quality mid-range models.

How heavy is an electric bike?

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E-bikes weigh more than regular bicycles because of the motor and battery, typically between 55 and 90 pounds depending on frame type and features.

Do electric bikes need to be registered or insured?

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For Class 1 and 2 models, registration and insurance are generally not required in the U.S. Only modified or high-speed conversions may need additional paperwork.