Addmotor M-60 Fat Tire Step-Thru E-Bike Review: Comfort and Confidence for Daily Riders
I wasn't sure a $2,299 step-thru could handle my daily commute this seriously. After two months of real-world riding, I'm genuinely impressed by how this thing performs.
By Brian Roseman
I was halfway up a technical gravel climb last Saturday morning when I realised I wasn't breathing hard. The Addmotor M-60 Fat Tire Step-Thru had just crested a steep section that would normally have me dismounting, and the 750W rear hub motor delivered that push without drama—just smooth, sustained assistance that let me focus on line choice rather than leg burn. That moment, more than any spec sheet, told me what this bike was actually about. Who the Addmotor M-60 Fat Tire Step-Thru Is Built For I'd hand this bike to anyone who wants serious electric-assist range and stability without the commitment of a full downhill rig. The step-thru frame geometry appeals to riders who value accessibility over flash—there's no top tube to swing over, which matters on muddy days or when you're wearing heavier kit. I found myself recommending it most to commuters and weekend explorers who ride mixed terrain and don't want to choose between road, gravel, and dirt. This isn't a race bike, and it does