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CEMOTO B28A (EB28A / AEB28A) — High Step Fat Tire eBike

A high-step fat-tire eBike with a 750W motor, 48V 15.6Ah battery and 26 × 4.0 fat tires — built for all-terrain traction from sand and snow to rough city streets.

Product page: cemotoride.com/products/cemoto-fat-tire-ebike-eb28a

B28A — Main view


Overview

The CEMOTO B28A — sold under the store handle cemoto-fat-tire-eBike-eb28a, titled CEMOTO EBIKE B28A | High Step Fat Tire eBike, and referred to as AEB28A in its own product description — is the high-step fat-tire model in the CEMOTO eBike range.

Its defining feature is the 26 × 4.0 CST fat tire set, which provides vastly more contact patch and air volume than a standard tire. The practical benefits are traction on loose surfaces (sand, snow, gravel, mud) and a much softer ride, because the tire itself absorbs a large share of the vibration that would otherwise reach the rider.

The 750W BLDC motor and 48V 15.6Ah pack are the same core specification used on the B28D and closely related to the EB40, giving the biggest energy capacity in the non-folding section of the range.

CEMOTO rates range at 40–80 miles, a wide band that reflects how much fat-tire efficiency varies with terrain, pressure and rider input.

Naming note: this is the high-step fat-tire model. It differs from the B28 (27.5" mountain, non-fat tires) and the B28D (26" fat tire but with a folding frame).


Available colors

The B28A is listed as a single-variant product. Color options are not published on the store listing.

For current pricing and availability, see the CEMOTO store listing.


Key specifications

Specification Value
Motor 750W BLDC
Battery 48V 15.6Ah Li-ion
Charger 54.6V 2A, UL-listed
Display Color display, 4 inch
Frame 6061 aluminum alloy, high step
Fork Alloy suspension (Lo)
Brakes Hydraulic disc (XOD)
Tires 26 × 4.0 CST (fat tire)
Gears SHIMANO 7-speed
Max speed 20 mph (table) — see conflict note
Load capacity 120 kg
Claimed range 40–80 miles
Riding modes 3
Lights Included

Sizes and weight

Measurement Value
Net weight (N.W.) 33 kg
Gross weight (G.W.)
138 kg (as published — see note) Carton size 155 × 27 × 81 cm Load capacity 120 kg Wheel size 26 inch

Note on the published gross weight. The store spec table lists N.W/G.W. as 33 kg / 138 kg. A gross weight of 138 kg for a 33 kg bike is implausible and is likely a typographical error. Treat the net weight (33 kg) as reliable and confirm the gross weight with CEMOTO if you need it for shipping or freight planning.

Conflict notice — top speed. The specification table states a maximum speed of 20 mph, matching the Class 2 limit applied across the CEMOTO range. The product description, however, advertises 28 mph. These figures conflict. Treat 20 mph as the compliant factory configuration and confirm the actual setting with CEMOTO before relying on a higher figure — riding above the Class 2 limit may change the bike's legal status. See Riding Laws & Compliance.


Feature highlights

  • 750W motor — strong output for a fat-tire bike, offsetting the extra rolling resistance of 4-inch tires
  • 48V 15.6Ah battery, 40–80 miles claimed range — the largest pack in the non-folding section of the range
  • 26 × 4.0 fat tires — exceptional traction on sand, snow, gravel and mud, plus a very compliant, cushioned ride
  • Alloy suspension fork — complements the tire absorption for control on rough ground
  • Hydraulic disc brakes (XOD) — necessary stopping power for a heavier bike with high-grip tires
  • 4-inch color LCD — readable at a glance while riding
  • 3 riding modes — typically throttle, pedal-assist and pedal-only; lets you trade effort against range
  • Lights included — front and rear lighting supplied as standard
  • 6061 aluminum alloy frame — high-step geometry for a stiffer, more efficient pedalling platform

Riding a fat-tire bike

Fat tires change how a bike behaves, and it is worth understanding before you ride:

Consideration Effect
Traction Far greater contact patch — excellent on loose surfaces, and it keeps working at low pressures
Tire pressure The single biggest handling variable. Lower pressure increases grip and comfort but raises rolling resistance and reduces range. Check pressure frequently on fat-tire bikes
Rolling resistance Higher than a standard tire. This is why the fat models carry 750W motors and larger batteries
Ride quality The tire volume absorbs vibration that a suspension fork alone cannot, softening rough pavement and trails
Weight and handling Heavier, slower to turn, and more stable at speed. Plan for longer braking distances
Wet braking Braking distance increases in rain or snow — allow more room

CEMOTO's manual advice applies: check air pressure frequently. Too little air increases resistance and reduces range.


Range and performance notes

Range is published as 40–80 miles — a deliberately wide band, because fat-tire efficiency depends heavily on tire pressure, terrain, rider weight and how much you pedal. Published figures are manufacturer-stated maximums under controlled test conditions (typically a 70 kg rider, 25 °C and 20 km/h constant speed).

Use pedal assistance on climbs and into wind to conserve energy and extend battery life. For a structured estimate for your own conditions, see Range Calculator.


  • Wear an approved helmet and observe all road rules for the area where you ride.
  • Confirm your local eBike rules — a 750W motor with a potentially higher configured speed may sit above the Class 2 definition in some jurisdictions. See Riding Laws & Compliance.
  • eBikes are single-rider vehicles. Never carry a passenger.
  • Intended terrain: on-road and improved trail. Do not ride rough trails — damage may occur.
  • Do not ride through deep water, and avoid prolonged riding in rain.
  • Chain tension should be about 15 mm.
  • Braking distance increases in bad weather. Ride accordingly.


Images

B28A — official product photography.

B28A — Main view
Main view

B28A — Detail 1
Detail 1

B28A — Detail 2
Detail 2

B28A — Detail 3
Detail 3


Note: All performance figures are manufacturer-stated maximums and are not simultaneous guarantees. Specifications are subject to change without notice.