Philodo Falcon 60V Dual Motor Electric Bike

Choose the Falcon when you want the strongest battery and widest frame choice in this Philodo trio. The step-through uses 24 x 4-inch tires and fits riders from 5 ft 2 in to 6 ft 2 in. The step-over uses 26 x 4-inch tires and fits riders from 5 ft 5 in to 6 ft 5 in.

Think twice if you need stair carrying, ordinary bike-rack transport, or unrestricted bike-path access. The 60V system, dual motors, fat tires, and rear air shock make more sense for ground-level ownership and carefully chosen routes.

Philodo lists 2,000W rated power per motor, 5,000W combined peak output, and 105Nm per motor. A recent exact-model CitizenCycle test reported roughly 37 to 38 mph by GPS on flat ground and a 34-mile, mostly-throttle dual-motor range result. Those results belong to that rider, route, and setup.

Hydraulic disc brakes include motor cutoffs. The locking front fork and rear air shock help maintain contact on uneven ground, but they do not shorten stopping distance by themselves. Tire condition, load, speed, surface, and brake setup still decide the margin.

The removable 60V 32Ah pack stores 1,920Wh. Philodo publishes a 50 to 100 mile range and a 10 to 12 hour charge time with the 67.2V 2.5A charger. Treat the upper number as a favorable-condition ceiling, not a fixed trip plan.

Cold weather, soft tires, hills, repeated starts, cargo, and dual-motor throttle use reduce range. Build a return reserve before using the Falcon for a long remote ride.

Philodo describes the Falcon battery as UL 2271 certified. That is a battery-level statement, not a claim that the complete bike is UL 2849 certified. Confirm delivered labeling if a building, insurer, campus, or employer requires a specific standard.

Philodo's current Falcon pages publish both 330 lb and 450 lb maximum-load figures. Use 330 lb as the conservative planning limit unless Philodo confirms a higher limit for the exact delivered frame. Include rider, clothing, locks, tools, and cargo in that total.

The box includes the battery, charger, kickstand, fenders, rear rack, mirrors, tool set, and manual. Assembly and a complete pre-ride inspection are required. Check both wheels, steering, frame pivots, suspension, brakes, motor cables, battery latch, lights, rack, and fasteners before the first ride.

Philodo publishes a one-year limited warranty for the frame, battery, and covered parts. StreetRides handles the order relationship and coordinates manufacturer support under the written warranty terms.

Motors: dual 2,000W rated hub motors, 5,000W combined peak. Torque: 2 x 105Nm. Battery: 60V 32Ah, 1,920Wh. Published speed: 40 to 45 mph. Published range: 50 to 100 miles. Tires: 24 x 4 inches step-through or 26 x 4 inches step-over. Brakes: front and rear hydraulic discs with motor cutoff. Suspension: locking front fork and rear air shock. Drivetrain: Shimano 7-speed. Conservative load plan: 330 lb.

Falcon is the range-and-fit choice in the Philodo lineup. Its integrated 32Ah battery, two frame styles, full suspension, and six configurations create useful choice without changing the core drivetrain.

Buy it for the route and ownership setup, not only the peak number. Step-Thru Camo is currently sold out; the other five configurations are available in the latest U.S. update.