Burchda RX80 AWD
Dual motor fat tyre e-bike that publishes range by assist level
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A 93 lb dual motor fat tyre e-bike at $1,199 to $1,499, a promotional price verified 2026-09-30, with range published by assist level and a two year warranty that covers the frame only.
- Best for
- Riders on loose surfaces or a hilly route who want two driven wheels and a 960Wh removable pack for under $1,500.
- Skip if
- Skip it if you would have to lift, carry or rack the bike yourself, because it weighs 93 lbs. Changing your mind afterwards is expensive: a return inside 30 days still carries a flat $300 fee, or 30 percent of the purchase price once the bike has been used or passed 10 miles, and after 30 days there are no returns at all.
- Tier
- Mid
The RX80 AWD is a dual motor fat tyre e-bike, and the price you pay depends on one choice. $1,199 buys it with a 20Ah single battery, $1,499 with a 40Ah dual battery, both verified 2026-09-30. Everything else about the two is the same. Both figures sit inside a site-wide Fall pricing promotion running through 2026-10-05, each struck through against its own anchor, $1,299 and $1,699, so check the page again after the 5th.
Two hub motors do the work: 750W rated at the front, 1000W rated at the rear, with a 3000W peak and, per the brand, 150 Nm of combined torque split 65 Nm front and 85 Nm rear. Power comes from a removable 48V pack concealed in the frame, 20Ah and 960Wh on the $1,199 build and 40Ah on the $1,499. It rolls on 26 x 4.0 fat tyres and weighs 93 lbs as a product, 121 lbs packaged. Burchda states a 32 mph top speed.
Range is published as a table broken out by assist level rather than as one headline number, and the top figure, up to 65 miles, is tied to PAS-1 at 8.3 mph. Burchda also states that those numbers come from lab conditions, so read the 65 as a ceiling rather than a distance to plan a commute around. It does not state rider weight, terrain or temperature, and those are three of the inputs you would need to turn that ceiling into a number for your own route.
Burchda's spec table lists dual hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors front and rear, a 100-240V, 48V 3A charger, an LCD display, IPX4 water resistance and a rider height range of 5 ft 6 in to 6 ft 5 in. It does not publish frame sizes, the controller or the cell supplier.
The headline says 2 year warranty, but only the frame carries two years. Battery, motor and all minor components are covered for one year. Returns run 30 days and are not free: the brand deducts a flat $300 per bike if the box is unopened or the bike has under 10 miles on it, and a 30 percent restocking fee on the purchase price once the bike has been used or has more than 10 miles on it. Free shipping covers the lower 48 and Canada, and Burchda does not ship to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, PO boxes, APO or FPO addresses at all.
Riders on loose surfaces or a hilly route who want two driven wheels and a 960Wh removable pack for under $1,500.
Skip it if you would have to lift, carry or rack the bike yourself, because it weighs 93 lbs. Changing your mind afterwards is expensive: a return inside 30 days still carries a flat $300 fee, or 30 percent of the purchase price once the bike has been used or passed 10 miles, and after 30 days there are no returns at all.
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