The New Standard of Performance: Heybike ALPHA Mid-Drive Fat Tire E-Bike
The Heybike ALPHA is the flagship of the Galaxy eDrive System, representing a revolutionary leap in electric mobility.Unlike standard e-bikes that use rear-hub motors, the ALPHA features a sophisticated Mivice 500W Mid-Drive motor.This centrally balanced system works in perfect harmony with a precision Torque Sensor, measuring your pedaling force in real-time to provide an intuitive, "natural" boost that feels like an extension of your own legs
Unrivaled Power & Hill Climbing:
105 Nm of Raw Torque: Experience the strongest climbing power in its class.With 105 Nm of torque, the ALPHA conquers steep Calgary inclines and rugged mountain trails with effortless ease.
Mivice Galaxy eDrive System: This mid-drive placement optimizes weight distribution for superior balance and handling, allowing you to downshift into lower gears for maximum torque on vertical climbs.
Smart Torque Sensing: The ALPHA’s sensors detect how hard you pedal, not just that you are pedaling.This eliminates the "jerky" starts common in cheaper bikes, delivering smooth, responsive acceleration.
All-Terrain Mastery & Comfort:
26" x 4" Puncture-Resistant Fat Tires: Float over snow, sand, and gravel.These massive tires provide unparalleled traction and act as additional shock absorbers for a "cloud-like" ride.
96 KM Long-Range Battery: Powered by a UL 2271 certified 680Wh battery, the ALPHA is built for long-distance adventures. Spend less time charging and more time exploring the Rockies or commuting through downtown.Shimano Altus 8-Speed Drivetrain:
Professional-grade shifting allows you to find the perfect cadence, whether you are cruising at a 45 KM/H top speed or crawling up a technical trail.
Specification
Specification
Details
Motor
Mivice 500W Mid-Drive (105 Nm Torque)
Battery
48V 14Ah (680Wh) UL-Certified Lithium-ion
Charger
2A, 54.6V output, 100V-220V AC input
Display Type
LCD Display
Rear Derailleur
Shimano Altus 8 speed
Throttle
Half-Twist (Activated in Natural Pedal Start Mode)
