Joom: Safely charging your e-bike or e-scooter
• Don’t leave your battery unattended while charging, when you're out or while you're asleep
• Don’t cover chargers or battery packs when charging
• Don’t overload sockets or use unsuitable extension chords
• Don’t charge or store batteries in direct sunlight or in areas with temperatures above 45⁰C
• Don’t charge batteries next to combustible materials or hazardous substances
• Always unplug your charger once you have finished charging
• Always make sure to only use the proper proprietary charger
• Always ask a professional when converting your e-bike or e-scooter
• Always check your battery (and charger) for visible damage
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Highlights
A Performance Beast That Conquers All Terrain
With 1000W max power, dual batteries, triple suspension and motorcycle level fat tires, you can conquer all terrains with ENGWE X26. Hydraulic disc brakes and 8-speed Shimano gears also offer you a safer and more comfortable ride. Making it easy to cover both city commuting and off-road riding.
1000W Max Power & Twice the Top Speed
There is no limits to off-road travel with the powerful motor of ENGWE X26, and the amazing hill-climbing capability offers you a smoother and floating riding experience.
Range Up to 57.7 Miles & Double the Run Time
The dual battery system of ENGWE X26 can help you travel for 57.7 miles range on a single charge. That's enough juice to take you from town to town!
Triple Suspension System
The unique triple suspension system ensures you a more comfortable experience of riding, and the bumps you feel are greatly reduced. You can pass railroad tracks, mountains, lawns, gravel roads, and, of course, urban roads easily.
26*4.0 inch Fat Tires
The motorcycle-level fat tires offer maximum contact for optimal traction, stability and slip resistance. Keeping you safe and steady in sandy, muddy terrains or even snowy weather. And it also allows you to enjoy your beach time.
8 Speed Shimano Gear
With Shimano 8 speed gears, the Engwe X26 can use less effort when going uphill and avoid the danger of driving too fast when going downhill, flexibly adjust the vehicle's speed or respond to different road conditions.
