Xprit Hunter

17 reasons to buy

• Well-executed Camo paintwork asserts that the Hunter knows its purpose.

• With a high-capacity 960Wh battery (48V × 20Ah), the Hunter offers great range. Xprit claims an average of  56 mi.

• Knobby Chao Yang 4.0” fat tires are capable over rough trails, rocks, roots, and branches. They're buoyant across mud, snow, and sand.

• RST’s Guide suspension fork absorbs impacts and features a lockout to aid efficiency on climbs, fast flats, and paved roads.

• A user reports the Hunter performing well on off-road trails and paved surfaces.

• The Hunter's 80 Nm of torque provides plenty of grunt for hauling gear and catch.

• The Hunter comes with an integrated 700-lumen headlight and a taillight.

• A reviewer deems the Hunter to be of “high quality” build.

• A Shimano Altus 9-speed drivetrain provides brand-name reassurance.

• Logan fulfills stopping duties via powerful hydraulic disc brakes w/ 180 mm rotors.

• An owner says the Hunter arrives mostly assembled, with the remaining setup being simple when using Xprit’s “easy” instructions.

• Suitably fat fenders come included with the Hunter, front and rear.

• Xprit includes a rear rack with the Hunter.

• High-rise BMX bars create a unique look, among hunting e-bikes.

• The Hunter features a USB charging port for juicing up your phone or other accessories.

• An owner confirms the Hunter is quick to recharge.

• The Xprit Hunter is packaged with a 1-day warranty and a 60-day return policy (if the bike doesn’t meet your expectations).