AMAZING 4 Wheel Electric Bicycle: Measurements & Specs of this Innovative 4 Wheel EBike

Hey everyone, I'm Dustin. I have nearly 20 years of experience in the bike and e-bike industry. And today I'm going to show you the Anywhere stabilized four-wheel e-bike.Now, this is the Anywhere stabilized four-wheel e-bike, and we're going to take you through the measurements and weight. So you can see everything about this four-wheel e-bike. Now, this e-bike has four wheels, and if you want to see more videos of me riding it, testing it, go to our YouTube channel. It's on there. If you're not already on our website, navigate over there as well. All the videos will be on there. So, first things first, it's a 750-watt motor, with a 20-amp-hour battery that uses Samsung cells. So, really big battery, awesome motor. You can go up to 20 miles an hour by just pushing the throttle, or you can use the pedal assist as well. In addition to that, the 20 amp hour battery could get you a maximum of 50 miles of range, but it's going to vary greatly depending on how you use the throttle, the pedal assist in combination, also the weight of the rider and the terrain you're riding on impact that range as well.

So let's get into a few of the measurements here. Now, the tires, we have the rear tires, which are 20 inches by four inches. The front tires are 16 inches by four inches. So lower in the front for more stability and easier turning. The basket in the rear here is 20 inches by 17 and a half inches by 10 and a half inches deep. And let's get into the width here, the width is about 20 29 and a half inches wide, and the total length is 74 inches long. Okay, the step-over height here is about 14 and three-quarters inches. The measurement here from the stem to the seat post is 21 and a half inches. And let's see, let me put the seat down in the lowest position right here. Okay. Okay. So the seat in the lowest position is 31 inches. The cool thing is, we have a double seat post here. So let's bring the seat post up to the highest position. Now you can get extreme height here. So I don't think you're ever going to bring the seat up that high, but that's what it's capable of, and the seat in the highest position is, wow, a whopping 44 and a half inches.

So let's go ahead and bring that down. Okay. Now the handlebar width is... 25 and a half inches. And the rise of the handlebars right here is eight inches. And the actual width of the grip is nine inches. The height to the top of the stem here is 30 inches. Now the handlebars are also adjustable. So let's take these down to the lowest position right there. Lock that in. And the handlebars can tilt forward. So, from the ground to the top of the stem is 41 inches. To the top of the grips, here is 45 inches. And then let's take this up. Okay, so now the handlebar is in the top position. It is 45 inches. So you got about five inches of rise here on the stem. And now they are at 49 inches, the handlebars off the ground. Okay, let's go ahead and just bring these down a little bit. Now you also have a folding handlebar. So if you do want to transport this, I gotta lower my seat here. Okay. 

You actually can fold these down like that. So now the highest point of your seat or your trike is the basket, which would be 35 and a half inches. So if you wanted to put this in the back of a truck or an SUV, you could fold that down and slide it in. It's got a fairly low profile. You also don't have to have the front basket on. You can remove that, totally optional and up to you. Let's bring that back up, and then it's a simple click right here, and your handlebars are back in place. Now the width of the front wheels is 25.5 inches. So narrower in the front than the rear. And if you want to see me demonstrating and taking this for a ride, you can see our other videos on YouTube. And we'll show you how this performs when we turn. All right, let's see, really quick, to the top of the basket in the rear is 29 and a half inches. Go ahead and tighten this back on here. Okay. And I think that pretty much covers everything. Let me do an axle-to-axle measurement. So 54 inches from axle to axle. And I think I've covered most of the measurements. If there's anything I forgot, you can reach out to us at theteam@sixthreezero.com, and we can go ahead and take that measurement for you. Just to mention again, it weighs 120 pounds in total.

That includes the battery, which weighs 11 pounds, so you can remove that, reducing the weight to 109. You also have the front and the rear basket, which have weight as well. So you can remove those to get the bike under 100 pounds if that's something you're interested in doing. So cool, really fun four-wheel e-bike. Check out the other videos of me riding off-road and on the streets. It is so much fun. And like I said, if you have any other questions, reach out to us at theteam@sixthreezero.com or call us, 310-982-2877. Don't forget, we offer a 30-day test ride of your e-bike policy. If you don't love it in the first 30 days, send it back. No questions asked, no money out of your pocket. In addition to that, we're going to warranty everything for up to one year. If anything goes wrong in the first year, we take care of it, parts and labor. Lastly, join our community. We have a Facebook group with thousands of members. Join the group to talk to existing riders before you purchase. To ensure you're making the right choice. And when you have yours, post in the group and make friends. It's a lot of fun. And finally, download our app to track your rides and compete on the leaderboard. That is a lot of fun as well. So thanks for sticking around, and don't forget, it's your journey or experience. Enjoy the ride.