HC26 AWD Full-Suspension Hunting Electric Bike

Meet the Burchda HC26 AWD — a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive fat tire e-bike built for riders who won't be stopped by mud, snow, sand, or a 35° hill. Carve singletrack, work the farm, haul gear to the deer stand, or head out for a weekend of ice fishing and camping — the HC26 turns rough terrain into your everyday playground. A serious off-road machine, priced like it isn't.

True AWD That Climbs Anything

Front and rear motors (750W / 1000W rated, 3000W peak) drive both wheels for genuine all-terrain traction — 65 Nm front and 85 Nm rear torque power up a 35° grade where single-motor bikes spin out and stall. Loose, steep, slippery: the HC26 just keeps pulling.

Go the Distance — Up to 80 Miles

A 48V 30Ah (1440Wh) removable lithium battery delivers up to 80 miles of pedal-assist range, so a full day of trails, chores, or exploring won't leave you stranded. Detach the pack to charge indoors — a full charge takes about 6–7 hours.

Fat Tires + Full Suspension for a Planted Ride

Massive 26" × 4.0" fat tires float over sand, gravel, and snow, while dual hydraulic suspension (front and rear) soaks up ruts and roots for a smooth, planted feel. Dual hydraulic disc brakes give you sure, all-weather stopping on steep, loaded descents.

Built Tough, Ready for Any Weather

An aircraft-grade aluminum-alloy frame and UL 2849 certification mean the HC26 is ready for rain, mud, and hard work — with a serious 500 lb max load for bigger riders and heavy gear. Backed by free US shipping and a 2-year warranty.

Premium Off-Road Performance — Without the Premium Price

Comparable dual-motor AWD fat tire e-bikes often cost $2,500 or more. At just $1,449 — plus a free accessory bundle — the HC26 delivers the same trail-crushing, hill-climbing capability for a fraction of the price. No wonder riders keep saying they're shocked it's priced this low.

Built for hunting, fishing, farming, and backcountry trails. If you want one capable e-bike that handles any terrain in any season, the HC26 AWD goes where others can't — and costs less than you'd expect.