The Engwe Engine Pro 2.0 is a folding electric bike built for riders who want to venture beyond smooth roads and cycle paths. Combining a high-torque motor, full suspension system, and wide 20 × 4.0" fat tyres, it's designed to tackle rough terrain while remaining practical thanks to its folding frame design.

Delivering 75Nm of torque through its integrated wheel hub motor, the Engine Pro 2.0 provides acceleration and climbing performance across gravel tracks, forest trails, and uneven ground. The torque sensor helps deliver a more natural riding experience by adjusting assistance based on your pedalling effort, while the Shimano Altus 8-speed drivetrain offers gear selection across varying terrain.

Front hydraulic suspension and rear shock absorption work together to improve comfort and control, helping to smooth out bumps and maintain traction on challenging surfaces. The 16Ah lithium-ion battery provides a range of up to 110km under PAS 1 conditions, making it suitable for longer adventures away from the tarmac.

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Electric Bikes (EAPC)

Most electric bikes are classified as Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycles (EAPCs) and are legal to use on UK roads if they:

• Have a maximum motor power of 250W
• Do not assist beyond 15.5 mph (25 km/h)
• Require pedalling for motor assistance

EAPCs can be ridden without a licence, tax, or insurance, and are treated the same as regular bicycles.

Important

It is the customer's responsibility to ensure any e-bike is used in accordance with UK laws and regulations. If you are unsure, please contact us before purchasing.

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