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e bike fully fox eBike Macfox M16Macfox M16 Electric Bike Available for Shipping Macfox stocking dealer in Escondido & San DiegoMacfox warranty & support Experience youth focused performance and everyday reliability with the Macfox M16 electric bike. Designed from customer feedback to perfectly fit younger riders, the M16 delivers Class 2 compliant power, a durable steel frame, and all terrain capability in a compact, confidence inspiring package. With its 500W motor, removable 48V

Macfox M16 Electric Bike Available for Shipping

Macfox stocking dealer in Escondido & San Diego
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Experience youth-focused performance and everyday reliability with the Macfox M16 electric bike. Designed from customer feedback to perfectly fit younger riders, the M16 delivers Class 2 compliant power, a durable steel frame, and all-terrain capability in a compact, confidence-inspiring package. With its 500W motor, removable 48V battery, and smooth front suspension, this eBike brings comfort, safety, and excitement to every neighborhood ride or school commute.

Key Features

500W Motor (750W Peak)
A fully Class 2 compliant motor offers smooth acceleration and a top speed of 20 MPH — ideal for safe, legal riding in your neighborhood or around town.

48V 10.4Ah Removable Battery
Ride up to 25 miles per charge. The lithium battery is fully removable, easy to recharge, and designed to keep up with daily adventures.

Front Suspension Fork
The upgraded front fork absorbs bumps and uneven surfaces, giving riders better stability, balance, and control.

Mechanical Disc Brakes
Reliable front and rear disc brakes provide dependable stopping power for safe riding in all conditions.

High-Strength Steel Frame
A reinforced, high-carbon steel frame delivers long-lasting durability and added stability for growing riders.

16" × 4.0" Fat Tires
Chunky, grippy tires are ready for pavement, dirt, mud, and everything in between.

Backlit LCD Display
A clear readout provides real-time speed, battery level, and ride metrics.

Extended Padded Saddle
A longer, cushioned seat ensures comfort whether cruising, practicing tricks, or riding with a buddy.

Specifications

Feature Details
Top Speed 20 MPH
Range 25 miles
Charge Time 5–6 hours
Battery 499Wh (48V 10.4Ah)
Motor 500W (750W peak)
Throttle Thumb throttle
Gearing Single speed
Vehicle Weight 65.7 lbs
Dimensions 56" × 27" × 38.6"
Rider Weight Limit 220 lbs
Seat Height 28.7"
Frame High-strength steel
Suspension Front suspension fork
Brakes Mechanical disc brakes
Tires 16" × 4.0"
Lighting LED headlight & taillight
Recommended Rider Height 4'2" – 5'0"

In the Box

  • Macfox M16 Electric Bike

  • Headlight

  • Taillight

  • Battery

  • Charger

  • Installation tools

  • User manual

Why Choose the Macfox M16?

The Macfox M16 stands out as a youth-friendly electric bike designed for real-world riding. Its responsive 500W motor, durable steel frame, and all-terrain fat tires create a stable, confidence-boosting experience. With safety-oriented disc brakes and a removable battery for easy charging, the M16 delivers practical performance and everyday fun for younger or smaller riders.

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Discover additional compact and youth-friendly eBike options in the Macfox Collection at eBike Super Shop. We offer the largest inventory, the widest variety, and hundreds of models of high-quality eBikes in California. Visit us in Escondido or Ocean Beach, San Diego, or enjoy fast delivery with nationwide shipping across the USA.

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