The Himiway D7 (Cobra) is a full-suspension electric fat bike built for rugged off-road riding. With a four-bar linkage suspension, a torque-sensing 750W hub motor, and massive 4.8" fat tires, it handles trails, snow, sand, and rough ground with confidence and a quiet ride.
- Upgraded 750W geared hub motor (86Nm torque) with improved heat dissipation runs quietly and climbs well, with a torque sensor for natural, responsive power.
- 48V 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung/LG battery delivers 60 to 80 miles of range, outlasting most fat-tire competitors, and is fully integrated and removable.
- Four-bar linkage rear suspension plus a coil fork (80mm travel, lockout) absorb impacts independently of braking for control on rough terrain.
- 26 x 4.8" CST fat tires, among the largest on the US market, deliver exceptional grip on gravel, dirt, snow, and sand.
- Tektro hydraulic disc brakes, Shimano drivetrain, 400 lb payload, and a quiet motor make it a capable trail, all-terrain, and backcountry bike.
Best for: Off-road and trail riders, outdoor adventurers, and hunters who want a powerful, comfortable, great-value full-suspension fat bike. A strong choice for those who want Cobra capability without stepping up to the mid-drive Pro.
What's included: 16-in-1 repair tool, charger, and manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the D7 different from the D7 Pro? The D7 uses a 750W geared hub motor and a coil fork, while the Pro steps up to a 1000W mid-drive motor, a 10-speed drivetrain, and a 150mm inverted air fork. The D7 delivers most of the Cobra capability at a lower price.
What's the real-world range? Up to 80 miles with pedal assist and around 60 on throttle with the 960Wh battery. Rough terrain, heavy loads, and high assist reduce it.
How capable is it off-road? Very. Four-bar linkage suspension, 4.8" CST fat tires, and a torque-sensing motor handle dirt, gravel, snow, and sand. Reviewers consistently praise its off-road comfort.
Is it good for hunting? Yes. The motor is quiet and the 400 lb payload lets you haul gear. Many riders choose it for backcountry use.
How big is it? It weighs about 88 lbs and fits riders 5'3" to 6'5". It's a large, heavy-duty fat bike, so check fit before buying.
