Name: QuietKat Ripper
Brand: QuietKat
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 90 (19 reviews)

90/100

BikeRide Score

Users (19 ratings)

100

Experts (0 reviews)

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Facts

Gender

Boys, Girls, Women, Men

Type

Beginners, Comfort, Commuter, Electric, Fat Tire, Hunting, Kids, Mountain, Teenagers

Release Year

2020

Brand

QuietKat

Charge Time

6, 8 Hours

Maximum Range

42 Miles

Top Speed

20 mph

Watts

500 W

Volts and Amp Hours

48V 10.4Ah

Class

Drive

Wheel Size

Number of Gears

Gearing Type

Single Speed, External Derailleur

Weight

47 lb

Suspension

Front

Brake Type

Disc: Mechanical

Frame Material

Aluminum

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the QuietKat Ripper. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

8 reasons to buy

The Ripper’s small frame and wheels make it a perfect option for kids, teenagers and adults under 5’6”.

The Ripper is agile and comfortable, on fat yet small Kenda Juggernaut 20” x 4” tires.

Single-speed gearing keeps the Ripper simple for kids.

A Mozo coil suspension fork smoothes out the Ripper’s ride with 100mm of travel.

A concealed battery lends the Ripper a streamlined appearance.

The Ripper’s frame includes an integrated rear rack.

The Ripper’s Tektro mechanical disc brakes use large 203mm rotors for more stopping power.

Neatly wrapped cabling keeps the Ripper tangle-free and neat.

2 reasons not to buy

The Ripper is only supplied with a single gear.

There are no lights included with the Ripper.

Bottom line

The Ripper is a compact-sized fatbike offering from the hunting e-bike specialists QuietKat. It’s equipped with a 500W hub-drive, single-speed gearing and 20” x 4” fatso tires. The Ripper’s small frame and wheels make it perfect for shorter riders, teenagers and kids under 5’6”. Single-speed gearing means electric operation is kept simple for kids. The bike can handle a 300 lb payload, allowing your children to bring home their own catch. A Mozo coil suspension fork irons out bumps, while large-rotored Tektro mechanical disc brakes help stop this hefty rig. The Ripper offers five levels of pedal-assist, a throttle and walk-assist. Riders say this is a sturdy option for shorter adults and kids. A rack is integrated into the frame but lights are not included.