How Much Do Mini, Cargo and Fat-Tire E-Bikes Weigh and Carry?

Manufacturer, retailer and public-agency sources · 2026-09-24 · no ratings, no road tests

Summary

The mini ENGWE T14 folds to 79 x 47 x 73 cm but still weighs 22.7 kg (49.9 lb) and carries up to 100 kg (220.4 lb). Fiido's T1 Pro cargo bike is rated for 440 lb, split between 264 lb on the saddle and 176 lb on the rear rack, and weighs 78.48 lb with its battery. Hiboy's fat-tire P6 weighs 65 lb and takes a rider up to 265 lb. Dual-motor and hunting bikes publish less, and Bafang and ChiBatterySystems, which turn up in the same searches, sell motors and batteries, not bikes.

Three specialty bikes side by side

Bike	Type	Tires	Weight	Load limit	Motor	Top speed on the page
ENGWE T14	Folding mini	14 x 2.125 in	22.7 kg (49.9 lb)	100 kg (220.4 lb)	250W, 30 Nm	20 to 25 km/h
Fiido T1 Pro	Utility cargo	20 x 4.0 in	78.48 lb with battery, 64.7 lb without	440 lb (264 saddle, 176 rack)	750W, 55 Nm	Up to 28 mph
Hiboy P6	Fat tire	26 x 4 in	65 lb	265 lb	750W rated, 1000W peak	28 mph with pedal assist, 20 mph on throttle

The T14 is sized for shorter riders

ENGWE lists a rider height of 4.5 to 5.5 feet for the T14, and its 48V 10Ah battery (480Wh) is rated for 25 km on electric power alone or 42 km with pedal assist. Folded, it is 79 cm long, 47 cm wide and 73 cm tall. Getting it into a car trunk still means lifting almost 50 lb.

A cargo rating split between seat and rack

Fiido lists the T1 Pro's payload as "440 lbs (Saddle: 264 lbs + Rear rack: 176 lbs)." A 200 lb rider with 60 lb of groceries on the rack is within both figures. A 280 lb rider is over the saddle figure even with an empty rack.

The page gives two speeds. The feature list says the 750W motor reaches "up to 28mph," while the FAQ says "Top speed 15.5MPH (25km/h) on throttle" and that the throttle can be disabled in the app. The 960Wh battery weighs 13.78 lb on its own.

Dual-motor bikes

ENGWE's E26 3.0 is listed as a "2000W Peak Dual-Motor Full-Suspension All-Terrain E-Bike." Ridstar's Q20 Pro uses a 1000W motor at each end for 2000W in total, and it is one of the Ridstar models CPSC has told owners to stop using because of a fire hazard.

Hunting bikes

Bakcou builds its range, from the Flatlander and Scout to the Mule, Mule Jäger, Storm G2 and Kodiak AWD, for "hunting, hauling and navigating remote backcountry terrain." The collection page lists models and prices but no motor power or torque.

Bafang and Chi sell parts

Bafang appears in bike listings because it makes drive units. Its M-series page lists about twenty mid-drive motors, from the M200 to the M820, and groups the site under eMTB, eRoad, eTour, eCity, eCargo and eFat without tying a motor to each group. Seeing "Bafang" on a spec sheet names the motor, not the bike's frame, brakes or battery.

ChiBatterySystems sells 30 replacement batteries. Most are packs for electric dirt bikes and motos such as the Sur-Ron, Talaria, E Ride Pro and Ultra Bee, including a "72V Talaria XXX Battery," plus a Super73 upgrade and a single "Chi 48V 25 Amp Hour Lithium Ion E-Bike Battery." The store asks visitors to confirm they are 18 or older before entering.

Sources

Data checked, sources, and what we did not test

Data checked: 2026-09-24. Figures and quotations were read on that date from the pages listed under Sources and can change without notice.

Sources: manufacturer, retailer and public-agency pages, listed above. No review sites, forums or retailer ratings were used.

What we did not test: ride quality, brake feel, real-world range, durability and customer service. We have not ridden these bikes and publish no ratings or rankings.