Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike dual-motor bike side profile
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Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike front hub motor and fat tire
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike rear hub motor and drivetrain
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike dual removable battery layout
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike hydraulic brake rotor detail
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike front suspension detail
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike rear suspension detail
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike cockpit and display
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike lighting and frame detail
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike rider view showing scale
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike dual-motor bike side profile
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike front three-quarter product view
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike rear three-quarter product view
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike front hub motor and fat tire
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike rear hub motor and drivetrain
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike dual removable battery layout
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike hydraulic brake rotor detail
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike front suspension detail
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike rear suspension detail
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike cockpit and display
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike lighting and frame detail
Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike rider view showing scale

Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike

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The Q20 Pro is sold out at StreetRides. The Ridstar YVY K20 Pro is in stock, with the same two 1000W motors and two 52V 20Ah batteries.

The Ridstar Q20 Pro is the most complex Q20. Two 1000W hub motors (90 Nm each) give 2000W combined, and two removable 52V 20Ah batteries store about 2,080Wh. That is a big step above the Q20 Lite and Q20 1500W in power, battery, weight and upkeep.

Ridstar rates it for up to 34 mph, about 75 miles on throttle and up to 180 miles with pedal assist. It is currently sold out.

StreetRides ships the Ridstar Q20 Pro to riders in Seattle, New York, San Diego, Denver and across the U.S.

The Q20 Pro fits an experienced rider with ground-level storage, a long private-property or permitted route and a real reason to carry two motors and two batteries. Its fat tires, hydraulic brakes and full suspension suit rough pavement and long loops more than light commuting.

Do not choose it for casual bike-path riding, easy carrying or a first e-bike. A 34 mph top speed and 2000W of combined power are above e-bike limits (28 mph and 750W). Ride it on private land or set a lower speed mode, and check your state rules, since some states treat it as a moped.

Two 1000W motors drive both wheels, which changes traction and acceleration compared with a rear-drive bike. Use lower settings until you know the throttle. Hydraulic disc brakes and suspension at both ends support the faster, heavier bike, but stopping distance still grows with speed, load and surface.

Ridstar rates the two 52V 20Ah batteries (about 2,080Wh) for about 75 miles on throttle and up to 180 miles with pedal assist. Running both motors, climbing, cold, soft tires, headwinds and high speed cut that a lot. Charge each battery as Ridstar directs, about 4 to 6 hours each.

A 34 mph top speed and 2000W of combined power are above e-bike limits (28 mph and 750W). Ride it on private land or set a lower speed mode, and check your state rules, since some states treat it as a moped. Wear proper protective gear, practice one- and two-motor starts away from traffic, and check brakes, axles, tires, suspension, steering, both battery locks and the chargers before each ride.

Two motors and batteries mean more connectors, more charging and higher replacement cost than a single-motor e-bike. Make sure your rack and storage can handle the full bike. Ridstar's warranty covers the bike, and StreetRides helps you with claims. StreetRides returns: request within 7 days of delivery, 20% restocking fee.

Drive: dual 1000W hub motors, 2000W combined, 90 Nm each. Batteries: two 52V 20Ah packs, about 2,080Wh. Tires: 20 x 4 inches. Top speed: up to 34 mph. Range: about 75 miles on throttle, up to 180 miles with assist. Charge time: 4 to 6 hours. Brakes: hydraulic disc. Suspension: front and rear. Gears: Shimano. Rider height: 5 ft 4 in to 6 ft 2 in. StreetRides returns: 7 days, 20% restocking fee.

The Q20 Pro makes sense only when its extra motor and battery solve a real route need. It is not just a faster Q20 Lite. It is a heavier, more powerful bike with bigger legal, storage and upkeep demands.

For most neighborhood riding, the single-motor models are easier to own. Keep the Pro in mind for permitted long routes or private property.

Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike
STREETRIDES TAKE A dual-motor, dual-battery Q20 for private land or permitted high-speed riding. Currently sold out.
StreetRides Research Team
Last Reviewed Date: October 21, 2026

Two motors and two batteries for riders who can use the capacity

Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike front three-quarter product view
KEY ADVANTAGES

Why This Ride Stands Out

  • Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike front three-quarter product view Dual 1000W drive

    Two hub motors change acceleration and traction, requiring deliberate low-speed practice.

  • Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike rear three-quarter product view About 2,080Wh combined

    Two 52V 20Ah batteries give a lot of range, with more weight and more charging to manage.

  • Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike front hub motor and fat tire Hydraulic brakes and full suspension

    Control hardware matches the larger platform, but maintenance and stopping margin still matter.

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The three Q20 models differ in motor layout, battery, chassis and intended use.
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A dual-motor, dual-battery Q20 for private land or permitted high-speed riding. Currently sold out.

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Ridstar Q20 Pro Dual-Motor Electric Bike

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Best for: The Q20 Pro fits an experienced rider with ground-level storage, a long private-property or permitted route, and a real reason to carry two motors and two batteries. Its fat tires, hydraulic brakes and full suspension target rough pavement and long loops more than light commuting.

A dual-motor, dual-battery Q20 for permitted high-capacity use, currently unavailable in the U.S.

Think twice if: Do not choose it for casual bike-path use, easy carrying or a simple first e-bike. A 34 mph published ceiling can place it outside standard e-bike rules, and the dual systems add charging, weight, tire, brake and drivetrain considerations.

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Ridstar Q20 Lite Fat-Tire Electric Bike

Ridstar Q20 Lite Fat-Tire Electric Bike

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Best for: This model makes sense for ground-level storage, neighborhood errands and broken city pavement where four-inch-style tire volume and dual suspension are useful. Riders around Atlanta, Phoenix or suburban Dallas should still plan around heat, hills, traffic exposure and local e-bike rules rather than the top speed number.

The most approachable Q20, with one motor, a 720Wh battery and current U.S. stock at zero.

Think twice if: Choose something lighter if you need stairs, frequent transit transfers or a conventional bicycle feel. The long saddle and motorcycle-inspired frame do not establish passenger approval, and the published 330 lb limit is a total load limit, not permission to carry a second rider.

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Ridstar Q20 1500W Fat-Tire Electric Bike

Ridstar Q20 1500W Fat-Tire Electric Bike

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$1,279.00
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Best for: Choose this version when you want the Q20 silhouette with stronger published drive hardware, a roughly 960Wh battery and hydraulic brakes. It is best suited to ground-level storage and mixed urban pavement where the wide tires and suspension solve a real comfort problem.

The middle Q20: one 1500W motor, about 960Wh and hydraulic brakes, currently sold out in the U.S.

Think twice if: Think twice if you need a light commuter, must lift the bike regularly or mainly ride smooth paths at bicycle pace. Ridstar lists the bike around 66 lb in current product information, before locks or cargo, and the moto-style shape can be awkward on ordinary racks.

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Drive format How much motor hardware fits the intended route? Dual 1000W motors. 2000W combined
Evidence
From Ridstar's Q20 Pro product page.
Single 1000W rear motor
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Single 1500W rear motor
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Battery and range Is the published energy or range useful with reserve? Dual 52V 20Ah. About 2,080Wh combined
Evidence
From Ridstar's Q20 Pro product page.
48V 15Ah, about 720Wh
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
48V 20Ah, about 960Wh
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Published speed Does the delivered setting fit local rules and rider skill? Up to 34 mph. About 75 miles throttle / 180 miles assist
Evidence
From Ridstar's Q20 Pro product page.
Up to 25 mph. 30 electric / 50 assist miles published
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Range varies by Q20 revision and riding conditions
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Tires, brakes and suspension Which ride and maintenance tradeoffs matter? Hydraulic discs. Front and rear suspension
Evidence
From Ridstar's Q20 Pro product page.
Mechanical discs. Front and rear suspension
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Hydraulic discs. Front and rear suspension
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Current U.S. availability Can this exact product be purchased now? Currently sold out
Evidence
Check the buy box for current stock.
Current U.S. stock: zero
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Current U.S. stock: zero
Evidence
Manufacturer-published exact-model information. Performance varies with conditions.
Methodology and sources
Specs come from Ridstar's Q20 product pages and independent videos. StreetRides has not ride-tested these bikes.

Speed and range vary with rider, route, weather, setup and local rules. Check the buy box for current stock.

Information checked Aug 29, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

Not right now. The Q20 Pro is sold out. Check the buy box for current stock.

Q20 Pro has two 1000W motors and two 52V 20Ah batteries. Q20 1500W has one 1500W rear motor and one 48V 20Ah battery.

Ridstar rates it for up to 180 miles with pedal assist in ideal conditions. Do not count on that. Motor use, speed, terrain, weather, load and tire pressure cut real distance a lot.

A 34 mph top speed and 2000W of combined power are above e-bike limits (28 mph and 750W). Ride it on private land or set a lower speed mode, and check your state rules, since some states treat it as a moped.

Follow Ridstar's instructions and use the supplied charger for each battery, about 4 to 6 hours each. Charge in a dry, ventilated area while you are home, check the connectors, and stop using any damaged or unusually hot battery.

An experienced rider with ground-level storage, permitted routes and a real need for dual drive and large energy capacity. It is a poor match for frequent lifting or simple bike-path commuting.

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