Heybike Saturn
A blacked-out fat-tire moto-cruiser with a 52V 1000W hub, up to a 1,913Wh dual-battery setup and mirrors, turn signals and a bench seat straight off a mini-bike.
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Out in the World
Heybike Saturn in the Wild
Up Close
Detail Gallery
The Engineering
Moto Looks, E-Bike Legal

52V 1000W Powertrain
1000W nom · 1800W peak · 95 Nm
Torquey Hub Motor
A 52V 1000W rear hub peaks at 1800W and 95 Nm — enough for a 28+ mph cruise and confident hill starts.
Twist-Throttle Cruising
A moped-style twist throttle lets you ride on power alone, no pedalling required.
Cadence PAS
Cadence-sensor pedal assist fills in when you do want to pedal.

Optional Dual Batteries
956.8Wh single · 1913.6Wh dual
Big Range
One 52V pack is good for 30–50 mi; add the second for 55–90 mi of real-world range.
Removable & Certified
Batteries lift out for indoor charging and carry UL 2849 certification.
58.8V / 3A Charger
Tops the pack back up between rides.

Suspension & Stopping
140mm fork · 2-piston hydraulic
Full Suspension
A 140mm hydraulic front fork and 55mm rear spring shock soak up curbs and gravel.
Hydraulic Discs
2-piston hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors and motor cut-off haul it down.
IPX6 Electronics
Water-resistant to IPX6 (electrical) / IPX5 (whole bike).
The Cockpit
A Moto Cockpit, Fully Lit
TFT Colour Display + App + Turn Signals + Mirrors
The Saturn leans hard into the moto look: a TFT colour display, a twist throttle, bar-end mirrors and a front light with a horn.
Turn signals and a brake-light taillight make it genuinely street-aware, and the Heybike app unlocks settings and ride data over Bluetooth.
Find Your Fit
Size & Fittings
Saturn 20" Fat · Moped
Will It Fit You?
- Wheels/tyres20" × 4.0" fat
- Weight103 lb (single) / 115 lb (dual)
- Max load330 lb
- Suspension140mm fork + 55mm rear
- Top speed28+ mph
The Saturn is a heavyweight moto-cruiser — 103–115 lb depending on battery, with a 330 lb payload and a low bench seat. It rides more like a light electric motorcycle than a bicycle.
Plan Your Ride
Your Range, Not Mine
Brand range figures come from a light rider on flat ground in perfect weather. Set it up the way you actually ride and you get the window to plan a trip inside.
The Numbers
Full Specifications
Source: heybike.com →⚡ E-System
🚦 Performance
🔧 Chassis & Brakes
✨ Features & Options
The Bike Cave Verdict
Ben's Take
I haven't thrown a leg over the Saturn on camera yet, but it's one of the most characterful things Heybike makes — a blacked-out fat-tire moto-cruiser with a 52V 1000W hub, an optional second battery for up to 90 miles, full suspension and hydraulic brakes. Mirrors, turn signals and a bench seat push the mini-moto vibe hard. At $1,199 to start it's a lot of hardware for the money; just remember it's a heavy 28+ mph machine, so give yourself room to stop. I'll ride it on camera soon.
👍 What stands out
- Genuine moto looks — mirrors, signals, bench seat
- 52V 1000W / 1800W-peak hub with real torque
- Optional dual battery for up to 90 miles
- Full suspension + hydraulic brakes
- Sharp $1,199 starting price
👎 What to know
- Not yet reviewed on camera — verdict and score to come
- Heavy (103–115 lb) — not a bike you carry upstairs
- 28+ mph means class rules matter where you ride
- Single colourway only
Kit it out
Accessories made for the Heybike Saturn
All Heybike accessories (7 matched) →Heybike builds these for this bike. Fitment comes from Heybike's own product listings, not our guesswork.
Frequently asked questions
How fast does the Heybike Saturn go?
The Heybike Saturn's top speed is rated at 28+ mph.
How far does the Heybike Saturn go on a charge?
The Heybike Saturn is rated for 90 mi.
How much does the Heybike Saturn weigh, and what's the rider capacity?
The Heybike Saturn weighs 103 lb (single) / 115 lb (dual). Max rider/cargo load is 330 lb.
How much does the Heybike Saturn cost?
It starts from $1,199.
What stands out on the Heybike Saturn?
Genuine moto looks — mirrors, signals, bench seat. 52V 1000W / 1800W-peak hub with real torque. Optional dual battery for up to 90 miles.
What are the downsides of the Heybike Saturn?
Not yet reviewed on camera — verdict and score to come. Heavy (103–115 lb) — not a bike you carry upstairs. 28+ mph means class rules matter where you ride.


















