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Are you planning on taking your electric bike offroad? Make sure you get something capable of doing so by choosing from our offroad e-bike collection. What’s The Difference Between an All Terrain and Off Road E-Bike? At first, the difference might sound like semantics more than anything else. Doesn’t all terrain include off-road? Yes, it does, but all terrain is a general term, and offroad is a specific term. An all-terrain electric bike is designed to accomplish a range of activities. It has to be suitable for offroad and on-road use, and some features of each type of terrain might be incompatible with others. For example, the weight of a purpose-built offroad e-bike is likely to be 25KG and up, but for riding on urban roads, that’s too much, so weight has to come down to accommodate both terrain styles. However, with the reduction in weight comes a reduction in frame strength, meaning you can’t throw an all terrain e-bike down the side of a mountain the same way you can with an electric mountain bike. Conversely, full suspension is great for absorbing bumps and impacts from rough terrain and offroad trails, but actually wastes pedal power on roads & smooth surfaces, so all-terrain e-bikes tend to only come with front suspension. Ultimately, an offroad ebike specifically designed to be used off roads. This means trails, forest tracks, sand, dirt, gravel, and even snow. All-terrain e-bikes are designed to handle a bit of everything, making them better all-rounders, but less effective at each type of terrain as a purpose-built e-bike. What To Look For In An Offroad E-Bike The driving features of an electric bike to be used offroad all relate to its strength and durability more than performance. Suspension First of all, all offroad electric dirt bikes must have suspension. Even if something is advertised as off-road, if it doesn’t have suspension, it’ll be the worst offroad e-bike you’ve ever ridden. You have two choices: full suspension and front suspension. Fron