Name: Wing Freedom Fatty 2
Brand: Wing Bikes
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 79 (12 reviews)

79/100

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Users (9 ratings)

Experts (3 reviews)

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Facts

Gender

Men, Women, Boys, Girls

Type

Comfort, Electric, Fat Tire, Teenagers, Kids

Release Year

2021

Brand

Wing Bikes

Charge Time

4 Hours

Maximum Range

50, 35 Miles

Top Speed

25 mph

Watts

500 W

Torque

80 Nm

Volts and Amp Hours

36V 14Ah, 36V 10.4Ah

Class

Drive

Wheel Size

Number of Gears

Gearing Type

Weight

39 lb

Suspension

None

Brake Type

Disc: Mechanical

Frame Material

Aluminum

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the Wing Freedom Fatty 2. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

12 reasons to buy

Owners report peppy acceleration. The Fatty is quick to get up to speed.

Riders say it’s smooth on and off-road; over potholes, cracks and dirt.

Many Wing riders regularly reach the Fatty's top speed of 25 mph.

The Fatty’s 500 W Bafang motor delivers 80Nm of torque and 750 W of peak power.

4”-wide Fatty-boom-batty balloon tires make for a cushioned ride.

The Fatty ain’t obese. At 39lb, owners can carry it up stairs.

Wing includes a 1-year warranty on the Fatty 2’s frame, battery, electronics & components.

A number of riders describe the Fatty as having a long-lasting battery.

The Fatty’s unique frame and lighting make for an attractive bike.

Front and rear lights are integrated into the Fatty’s frame.

The Fatty 2 comes with a remote, fob-operated alarm system.

A number of owners report positive customer service from Wing.

10 reasons not to buy

Taller riders report that the Fatty is undersized for them.

The Fatty does not come with a rack.

One owner felt that the Fatty’s 39 lb weight made it a hassle to carry upstairs.

Some buyers were upset with Wing’s manner of dealing with faulty components.

A heavier rider reported 20-25 miles of range in a hilly area.

Some owners believe the Fatty’s 36V system is underpowered.

Battery levels do fluctuate, depending on the elevation being ridden.

New York storefront buyers must pay an extra fee for assembly.

For one buyer, their Fatty would not charge from new.

Fenders cost extra and are not included with the stock Fatty.

Bottom line

If you choose to roll with the Freedom Fatty, you’re going with a good-looking fat-tire e-bike that suits smaller and younger riders. The bike’s top speed is 25 mph with pedal-assist only, making this a Class 3 e-bike. An aftermarket throttle is available. Riders over 6’0” felt the Freedom Fatty was undersized and put them in a ‘hunched over’ ride position. Rural riders are pleased with the bike’s performance on dirt roads. 39 lb is a decent weight for stairbound apartment dwellers, though some owners still struggled. Some frustration has been expressed with the way Wing deals with faulty components. This may or may not be a resolved issue. Owners say this rig is a lot of fun. One describes the Freedom Fatty as “a powerful and sexy ride”.

Expert Reviews

73/100 based on 3 rated expert reviews

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Chocolate Gadgets

Level 1 expert

Best Cheap Fatty E-Bike? Wing Freedom Fatty E-Bike Review

Level 1 expert

For the price of the bike that you’re getting, it’s a really, really great pickup. It is a really fun bike. Overall, it is a really great-looking bike. I’ve had this bike for two weeks now and it’s been a joy, other than taking it upstairs.

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Propha Truth

Level 1 expert

Wingbikes | Freedom Fatty 2 | Review | My New Transportation to My Locals.

Level 1 expert

I’ll be honest with you. I can’t give you a flaw to the bike because I haven’t experienced any flaws yet. If I wanted to add something to the bike, I would say “more speed”. The bike is simple and that’s what makes it so interesting. It’s such a fun bike. One of the best investments I ever did.

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Ride With Anthony

Level 1 expert

Wing Bikes Freedom Fatty: Review and Close-Up. My Experience.

Level 1 expert

You have to pay [extra] to get fenders, which I think is bull**** bro. As you can see, no suspension, and if you hit a pothole going 15mph, your a** is going to go flying over the handlebars and it’s not going to be a pretty sight. On this bike, pedal-assist is not that great because these tires are heavy. It is not worth the price of what Wing Bikes is actually asking.

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BlakesCars2

Level 1 expert

New 2019 Wing Bikes Freedom Fatty Unboxing

Level 1 expert

As far as I’m concerned, I’m pretty thrilled with it. I live in a rural area, it does handle these roads pretty good. There’s somewhat of a ‘cheapness’ to it.

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