Kingbull Hunter 2.0 Clearance Brings a Full-Size Fat-Tire E-Bike Down to Just $779

July 21, 2026

/OUTDOOR SPORTSWIRE/ – Summer is one of the best times to explore beyond familiar streets. From campground roads and lakeside paths to gravel trails and weekend rides, an electric bike can make outdoor travel easier while allowing riders to cover more ground without depending on a car.

For riders looking to add an all-terrain e-bike to their summer plans without spending well over $1,000, Kingbull has introduced a limited clearance offer on the Hunter 2.0. Originally priced at $1,699, the fat-tire electric bike is now available for just $779, representing a total saving of $920.

Full-Size Performance at an Entry-Level Price

The Hunter 2.0 combines the size and capability of a full-size electric mountain bike with a price more commonly associated with basic commuter models.

Its customized Bafang rear hub motor provides 750W of continuous power and up to 1300W at peak output. That power supports daily commuting, hills and unpaved routes, while a 48V 15Ah battery offers 720Wh of capacity and a maximum advertised range of up to 55 miles under ideal riding conditions.

The bike can reach speeds of up to 28 mph with pedal assistance. Riders can choose between five pedal-assist levels or use the twist throttle when they want power without pedaling.

Rather than being limited to smooth pavement, the Hunter 2.0 uses 26-by-4-inch CST fat tires. Their wider contact area provides additional grip and stability across gravel, dirt, sand and uneven campground roads. An 80mm suspension fork helps absorb bumps, while hydraulic disc brakes provide more controlled stopping across changing terrain.

Built for Summer Rides and Camping Trips

The Hunter 2.0 is well suited to riders who want one e-bike for both ordinary transportation and weekend outdoor use.

Its aluminum rear rack can carry camping supplies, groceries or riding equipment, with a listed load capacity of up to 150 pounds. Front and rear fenders help protect the rider on wet or dusty routes, while integrated headlights and a brake-activated rear light improve visibility when returning to camp in the evening.

The complete bike supports a maximum payload of 400 pounds and accommodates riders from approximately 5 feet 3 inches to 6 feet 6 inches tall. A Shimano seven-speed drivetrain also gives riders more control when adjusting to hills, flat roads, and different riding conditions.

These features make the Hunter 2.0 practical for exploring trails around a campsite, traveling between nearby destinations, or simply adding more variety to everyday rides. It is not designed only for extreme mountain biking; its appeal lies in offering enough power, range, and carrying capacity for a broad mix of real-world uses.

A Limited Clearance Opportunity

At $779, the Hunter 2.0 offers a 750W Bafang motor, a 720Wh battery, hydraulic brakes, front suspension, 4-inch fat tires, and an integrated rear rack for less than the price of many smaller urban e-bikes.

This is a clearance offer rather than a permanent price reduction, so availability is limited to remaining inventory. For riders planning more outdoor trips this summer—or those who have been waiting for a more affordable way to enter the fat-tire e-bike category—the Hunter 2.0 provides a strong combination of everyday practicality and all-terrain capability.

The Kingbull Hunter 2.0 is available for $779 while clearance supplies last. Current pricing, color availability, and purchase details can be found on the official Kingbull website.