Wired Predator
Wired's dual-motor 72V flagship — a 2,000W Hentach rear hub and 1,500W front hub combine for 8,000W of peak power and 330 Nm of all-wheel-drive torque.
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The Engineering
What Makes the Predator Tick
Dual Hentach Motors
8,000W combined peak
2,000W rear + 1,500W front
Wired's exclusive Hentach geared hubs at both ends — 8,000W combined at peak.
330 Nm combined
180 Nm at the rear and 153 Nm up front for torque distribution and traction control on loose ground.
Battery System
Dual 72V, UL2271
Two 72V packs
Extended range and the current delivery two motors demand, tested and certified to UL2271.
All-Terrain Chassis
Adjustable suspension
Single or dual-motor modes
Run the rear hub alone for range, or both for all-wheel-drive grip.
Adjustable front fork + rear air shock
Suspension at both ends for hills, trails, sand and snow.
The Numbers
Full Specifications
Source: wiredebikes.com →⚡ E-System
🚦 Drive
🔧 Chassis
✅ Safety & Build
The Bike Cave Verdict
Ben's Take
The Predator is Wired's all-out build: exclusive Hentach geared hubs at both wheels, 8,000W of combined peak power and dual 72V UL2271-certified batteries, with a switch to run one motor or both. On paper it out-muscles everything else in the lineup. I haven't put it on camera yet, so the power and torque figures here are Wired's numbers, not my test results — the full Bike Cave review treatment is coming.
👍 What stands out
- 8,000W combined peak from dual Hentach hubs
- 330 Nm of combined torque for AWD traction
- Dual 72V batteries, UL2271 certified
- Single or dual-motor drive modes
- Adjustable suspension at both ends
👎 What to know
- Not yet reviewed on camera — figures are Wired's claims
- No published top-speed or range numbers
- $3,699 — the most expensive Wired alongside the Viper
- Whole-bike UL2849 not listed (batteries are UL2271)
Kit it out
Accessories made for the Wired Predator
All Wired eBikes accessories (5 matched) →Wired eBikes builds these for this bike. Fitment comes from Wired eBikes's own product listings, not our guesswork.
