Aniioki A8 Pro Max Ultra
The single-motor A8 turned up to 60 volts. A 3000W hub peaking at 4000W with up to 140 Nm, a 60V 70Ah or 80Ah (4800Wh) pack, and Shimano 7-speed — serious grunt without the weight of a dual-motor build.
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Out in the World
Aniioki A8 Pro Max Ultra in the Wild
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The Engineering
What Makes The A8 Pro Max Ultra Tick
Power & Drive
4000W peak · 130–140 Nm
The Motor
3000W nominal · 60V hub, peaking at 4000W.
Torque On Tap
130–140 Nm moves this bike off the line and up grades of 25°–45°.
Real-World Pace
Aniioki quotes 28+ mph up top, with 70–80 mi of throttle-only range.
Braking & Suspension
20×4.0 fat
Stopping Power
Hydraulic, 180mm, dual-piston.
Soaks Up The Rough
Hydraulic w/ lockout + rear shock.
Grip
20×4.0 fat for traction on and off the pavement.
Battery & Range
60V 70Ah (4200Wh) / 80Ah (4800Wh)
Big Battery
60V 70Ah (4200Wh) / 80Ah (4800Wh).
Long Legs
Up to 120–210 mi claimed on pedal-assist, 70–80 mi on throttle alone.
Charging
10–12 hours.
The Cockpit
A Long-Haul Cockpit
Color Display + Full-Twist Throttle + 5-Level PAS
A crisp color display keeps speed, battery and assist level in view, paired with a full-twist throttle and five levels of pedal assist.
A 67.2V 8A quick charger tops the big 60V pack, and a 48T chainring on Shimano 7-speed gears keeps you contributing well past the motor's cap.
The Numbers
Full Specifications
Source: aniioki.com →⚡ E-System
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The Bike Cave Verdict
Ben's Take
The A8 Ultra is the sweet spot in the single-motor A8 range — 60 volts and 3000W (4000W peak) give it real climbing punch at 130–140 Nm, without the 165+ lb weight of the dual-motor bikes. Pair that with a 60V 80Ah (4800Wh) pack and Shimano 7-speed and you've got a fast, long-legged cruiser from $2,199. As with the rest of the lineup I haven't verified it on camera, so the 44–47 mph and 210-mile claims are Aniioki's until we test them — but the spec-to-price ratio is hard to argue with.
👍 What stands out
- 3000W/4000W-peak 60V hub with 130–140 Nm
- 60V 80Ah (4800Wh) battery for big range
- Shimano 7-speed keeps you pedaling past the cap
- Lighter than the dual-motor A8 builds
- Strong value from $2,199
👎 What to know
- Not yet ridden on camera — claims unverified
- 10–12 hour charge on the 80Ah pack
- Single-piston-per-side brakes vs the dual bikes' CBS
- Class/UL certification not published
Kit it out
Accessories made for the Aniioki A8 Pro Max Ultra
All Aniioki accessories (16 matched) →Aniioki builds these for this bike. Fitment comes from Aniioki's own product listings, not our guesswork, and there are 4 more on the brand page.
Aniioki Ebike Battery$799→
Aniioki Battery Power Supply Adapter Charger$150→
Battery Keys with Key Slot$40→
Aniioki 2-in-1 Charger$220→
ANIIOKI Rear Rack$199→
Aniioki Rear Rack$199→
Bicycle Seat Post Clamp$25→
Electric Bicycle Wheel Rim$249–$399→
Aniioki Kickstand$59→
20 X 4.0” Wall Off Road Fat Tire – For AQ177 & A8 Series$59–$179→
Aniioki Fender$49–$69→
Aniioki eBike Turn Light$39→