AMERICANELECTRIC RAVEN 2021 EBIKE
Regular price $2,499.00 Sale price $1,499.00 Save $1,000.00
With a sleek design and frame integrated battery, the American Electric Raven ebike takes your ride experience to the next level. The Raven has a step-thru frame making it comfortable and easy to hop aboard. Pedal-assist mode helps you get more mileage from every charge. You can take the battery out for convenient and safe charging.
STAY BALANCED
The integrated battery and balanced frame offer excellent weight distribution. And our rear hub motor gives you a boost from behind, instead of pulling you forward. The backlit LCD screen displays speed, trip distance, odometer, and battery level.
CONTROL YOUR BOOST
The Raven e-Bike has a 350-watt motor - the perfect amount of power to coast up hills and steep inclines with less effort while extending your range. Torque-sensing pedal-assist ensures smooth and even pedaling. Range of up to 50 miles!
JUICE UP ANYWHERE
Snap the removable and lockable battery in and out for easy charging and security. Plug it into any standard outlet for a boost on the fly. The battery fully charges in just 3.5 hours!
BRING IT ON BOARD
AmericanElectric Raven e-bikes are public transit-friendly, making your trip from home or work to the station smooth and hassle-free.
KEEP IT SAFE
The battery is integrated into the frame for a stylish appearance that is also less likely to be noticed by thieves. The battery is locked, and key is required to remove it.
SPECIFICATIONS
Charge time: From 0-100% in 3.5 hours
Range: 30-50 Miles
Brake Style: Disc Brakes front & back
Bike Style: Unisex Electric bike
Kickstand: Yes
Color: Matte Black
Frame Style: 18” Aluminum Step-Thru
Motor: 350 Watts Hub Motor
Battery: Integrated/ Removable Samsung 36 V 9.6 Ah Li-Ion Battery Pack
Ride Modes: Analog and 5 levels of pedal-assist
Tires: 26″ x 2.0″ Schwalbe Double Rimmed Tires
Derailleur: Shimano
Grips: Ergon GP-1
Saddle: Selle Royal Freeway City
Maximum Speed: 20 Mph
Fenders, baskets, and rear rack upgrades are sold separately.
