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Fat Tire Electric Bikes, Shipped Across Canada

Fat tires. Big battery. Sold direct.

One bike, done properly. The Blackrock X1 is a 500W fat tire electric bike with up to 120 km of range, shipped anywhere in Canada and backed by the parts, guides, and support to keep it on the road for years.

Pre-order the X1 E-bike buying guide

500WRear hub motor

120kmRange, up to

32km/hTop speed, up to

20×4.0"Kenda fat tires

Two riders on black Blackrock X1 fat tire electric bikes, riding a paved road above a mountain lake

Built for performance poster showing the Blackrock X1 with feature callouts arranged around the bike, pointing to the folding frame, the battery, the seat, the motor, the suspension, the fat tires, the gears, the pedal assist and the disc brakes

Tap the poster for the full specifications.

Features & Uses

What the bike is for

What those numbers mean for the ride.

Step-thru frame The frame drops low in the middle, so you step through it instead of swinging a leg over the back. Easier to get on, and easier to get a foot down at a stop. More → Folds in half Two hinges, one in the frame and one in the handlebar post. Folded, it fits in a car trunk, an RV bay, or the corner of a cottage. More → Throttle and 7 speed Shimano Pedal it like a normal bicycle through the seven Shimano gears, or twist the throttle and let the motor do the work. The throttle comes with the bike. More → 20 x 4.0 Kenda fat tires Four inches of tire on the ground. It stays planted on gravel, sand and packed snow, where a narrow tire washes out. More → 48V 20Ah battery, key locked The pack locks into the downtube and slides out with a key, so you can carry it inside to charge and leave the bike where it sits. More → Fenders and a rear rack Fenders front and back keep the spray off you. The rack is stamped for 25 kg, which is plenty for groceries, tools, or a set of panniers. More →

Fat Tire Electric Bike

Blackrock X1

A compact 20" fat tire e-bike built around a 500W rear hub motor and a 20Ah battery. It stays planted in sand, gravel, and snow, and it fits riders who find full-size fat bikes unwieldy.

$1,899 CAD

500WMotor · rear hub

48VSystem voltage

20AhBattery capacity

Shimano7 speed derailleur

DiscHydraulic brakes

MLO forkSuspension + lockout

Full specifications

Pre-order now, ships in 4 to 6 weeks. Throttle included, shipped in a separate package. Free shipping across Canada.

Specifications

Every number, published

Exact components, no estimates. This is the bike that arrives at your door.

Drive system
Motor	48V 500W rear hub motor
Battery	48V 20Ah lithium-ion
Display	LCD display
Sensor	Cadence sensor
Pedal assist	5 levels
Throttle	Included · ships in separate package
Derailleur	Shimano 7 speed

Frame & contact points
Frame	20" steel frame
Fork	20" suspension fork with mechanical lockout (MLO)
Rear shock	Coil shock
Brakes	Hydraulic disc brakes, front & rear
Tires	Kenda 20" × 4.0" fat tires
Lights & signals	Integrated front and rear lights, turn signals, horn
Range	Up to 120 km
Top speed	Up to 32 km/h
Weight / payload	To be published after verification

Range up to 120 km and a top speed of up to 32 km/h. Full component numbers are on the specifications page.

Blackrock X1 fat tire poster: 20 by 4.0 inch tires, with callouts for extra width, traction, shock absorption and puncture resistance

Blackrock X1 suspension poster: the front suspension fork and the rear coil shock highlighted, with notes on impact absorption, control, comfort and terrain

Blackrock X1 handlebar poster: the left thumb pad and the right button pod, with callouts for turn signal lights, headlight, horn and 5 level pedal assist

Blackrock X1 display poster: the handlebar LCD screen showing battery level, speed, trip distance, average speed and power output

Tap a poster to read about that part.

Out on the trail

The X1, ridden

Riding shots supplied with the bike.

A rider in black jumping a Blackrock X1 fat tire electric bike off a rocky ridge, dust flying off the back wheel, pine trees and mountains behind

A rider in black jacket, helmet and sunglasses riding a Blackrock X1 fat tire electric bike through a shallow rocky creek, water spraying up off the front wheel, evergreen forest and mountains behind

Gallery

The X1, up close

Real photos of the bike we ship, not factory renders. These are the angles and the details, so you can see exactly what arrives.

Blackrock X1, rear three-quarter angle on kickstand

Parts & Accessories

Keep it running for years

Replacement parts stocked and shipped from within Canada, because a bike you cannot fix is a bike you stop riding.

Spare Battery · 48V 20Ah

Double your range or replace an aging pack. Same mount, same key.

$649

Wall charger for the Blackrock X1 48V battery: a black ribbed charger brick with a North American three-prong wall plug and a three-pin output connector

Replacement Charger

Wall charger for the X1's 48V battery. Keep one at work, one at home.

$89

The black wire mesh cargo basket of the Blackrock X1 rear rack, mounted over the rear fender behind the saddle

Rear Cargo Rack

Bolt-on rack sized for the X1 frame. Panniers, baskets, or a milk crate.

$119

Replacement disc brake pads for the Blackrock X1

Replacement Parts

Brake pads, tubes, tires, displays and controllers. Tell us what you need and we will confirm the exact part and the price before anything ships.

Prices from $19 Ask about a part

Customer Reviews

Verified riders only

No published reviews yet. The first ones will appear here.

Every rider who buys an X1 is invited to review it after a few weeks on the road. Reviews from verified purchases are published as they come in, critical ones included. None of them will be written by us.

Learn Centre

The e-bike answers Canadians search for

Plain guides to buying, riding and looking after an electric bike in Canada. We publish what we have checked, and we say so when we have not checked it yet.

Electric Bike Buying Guide

Motors, batteries, frame styles, and what actually matters at each price point.

Read guide →

E-Bike Laws in Canada

Power limits, speed caps, helmet rules and minimum ages, set out province by province. Dated and kept current.

Read guide →

How Far Can an E-Bike Actually Go?

Range factors that matter: rider weight, temperature, terrain and assist level, with the arithmetic shown so you can work out your own number.

Read guide →

E-Bike Battery Guide

Volts, amp-hours and watt-hours explained, plus charging habits, winter storage and how long a pack should really last.

Read guide →

Fat Tire vs Regular E-Bike

Where 4-inch tires win, on snow, sand and comfort, and where they cost you, in weight and range.

Read guide →

Winter Riding in Canada

Cold-weather range loss, battery care below zero, and how a fat tire bike handles packed snow.

Read guide →

Support

Questions, answered plainly

Is a 500W e-bike legal in Canada?

There is no federal e-bike law any more. The old Transport Canada definition was repealed by SOR/2020-22 on 4 February 2021, so it is your province or territory that decides. Nearly all of them kept the same two numbers: a motor of 500W or less, with assistance stopping at 32 km/h. That is where the X1 sits. Minimum age and helmet rules are the parts that genuinely differ, and they are set out province by province in our e-bike laws in Canada guide.

How far will the 20Ah battery take me?

Real range depends on rider weight, temperature, terrain, and assist level. Rather than quote a factory "up to" figure, we publish our own measured range tests with the full conditions listed. See the Learn centre. Cold weather reduces any lithium battery's range, which matters in Canada and is covered in our winter guide.

Where do you ship, and how fast?

We ship across Canada. The bike arrives mostly assembled, and the throttle is included but ships in a separate package. Delivery times and carrier details are set at checkout.

What warranty comes with the bike?

A 5-Year Limited Warranty against manufacturing defects, covering the frame and the other non-wear structural components, from the original date of purchase. Wear items are not covered: batteries, tires, tubes, brake pads, chains, gears, cables, bearings, grips and seats all wear out with use, and battery capacity dropping over time counts as normal wear. Full terms are on the warranty page.

Can I get replacement parts later?

Yes. Batteries, chargers, brake pads, tires, displays, and controllers are stocked as standard accessories in the shop. A bike you cannot get parts for is a disposable bike, and ours is built to be kept.

Canada-wide shippingFree shipping on all e-bikes, delivered mostly assembled.

Secure checkoutPayments are handled by an encrypted checkout, so we never see your card details.

Parts stocked in CanadaBatteries, chargers, and wear parts available for years, not months.

Real supportMessage us through the contact form and you reach the people who ship the bikes.