For riders prioritising compact wheels and straightforward gearing over a large battery.
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For riders prioritising compact wheels and straightforward gearing over a large battery.
The OT02 uses 16-inch tyres, a single-speed drivetrain and V-brakes. Its 36 V / 5.2 Ah battery and manufacturer’s 25 km claim place it in a different category from the OT16 models.
Check the unresolved maximum-load figures before choosing this model. Compare OT16-2 if battery capacity and multiple gears matter more than compact size.
Keep the frame and battery labels and note the exact edition. Before requesting parts, record tyre size, brake type and connector details. For an electrical issue, provide the display error and a clear description of when the fault occurs.
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Weight basis: Manufacturer net weight excluding accessories; not a verified complete-bike weight including the battery and all accessories.
Range context: Manufacturer pedal-assist range estimate; not an ortlux road test. Rider mass, assistance level, terrain, temperature and tyre pressure affect the distance.
Configuration notes: The official page lists both a 120 kg rider/cargo limit and an 80 kg total-system limit. These conflict, so no verified payload is shown. Confirm the applicable limit before ordering.
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ONESPORT’s range includes step-through city bicycles, folding models and fat-tyre configurations. OT05 and OT05 Pro focus on torque-sensing city riding; OT12 uses a simpler cadence-based system; OT16 models fold for storage, while OT08 variants use wider tyres. OT02 takes a smaller-wheel, single-speed approach.
ONESPORT covers step-through city bikes, folding formats and fat-tyre models. Start with storage space, rider fit and battery configuration. A folding hinge alone does not make a bike easy to carry; check the complete-bike weight before choosing it for stairs.
Explore the brandFor riders prioritising compact wheels and straightforward gearing over a large battery. Check the unresolved maximum-load figures before choosing this model. Compare OT16-2 if battery capacity and multiple gears matter more than compact size.
Manufacturer pedal-assist range estimate; not an ortlux road test. Rider mass, assistance level, terrain, temperature and tyre pressure affect the distance.
The official page lists both a 120 kg rider/cargo limit and an 80 kg total-system limit. These conflict, so no verified payload is shown. Confirm the applicable limit before ordering.
| Configuration | ONESPORT OT02 Electric Bike | ONESPORT OT08 Pro Electric Bike | ONESPORT W66 Electric Bike | ONESPORT W77 Electric Bike |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum load | 150 kg | 180 kg | 90 kg | |
| Manufacturer net weight | 14.5 kg | 39.2 kg | 39.0 kg | 43.18 kg |
| Manufacturer range | 25 km | 170 km | 80 km | |
| Rated motor power | 250 W | 250 W | 250 W | 250 W |
| Battery capacity | 187 Wh | 1728 Wh | 648 Wh | 864 Wh |
| Design top speed | 25 km/h | 25 km/h | 25 km/h | 25 km/h |
| Ingress protection | IPX4 | IPX4 | IPX4 |
