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MEDIAN $2,799 CAD · 474 OFFERS · 52 CUTS ≥20% · DEEPEST −47% · 298 MODELS · 30 BRANDS · SNAPSHOT 07·14

Biktrix Juggernaut Lite
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Biktrix

Juggernaut Lite

Fat tire hub Value 49/100
$3,199 CAD $3,399 −6%
Best offer · Biktrix seen Jul 14, 2026 View offer

The Juggernaut Lite Step-Thru is a robust and reliable electric bike that is ready for any adventure.

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With a powerful 750W motor, 6-speed Shimano drivetrain, and dual-piston hydraulic brakes, this bike provides simplicity, power, and reliability with minimal maintenance.

Retailer's own copy, quoted as published.

Source: biktrix.com · confidence: low · brand page

Specifications — as published

Motor
750 W hub
Battery
624 Wh · 48 V
Max payload
120 kg

Only fields published by the brand are shown — nothing is estimated.

Where it stands legally · Canada

Power or cutoff isn't published for this model, so we can't call its class. Provincial rules.

Offers — Canadian (CAD)

  • Biktrix $3,399 −6% $3,199 CAD Offer

Prices are read nightly from retailer storefronts; markdowns are the retailer's own list-vs-current price. This is the Canadian edition — see the US price.

Performance Overview

MotorBatteryPayload
Juggernaut LiteFat tire median

Strengths

Nothing stands out above the fat tire average.

Weaknesses

  • Battery capacity32%

    624 Wh vs 912.9 Wh avg

  • Max payload23%

    120 kg vs 156.6 kg avg

  • Motor power15%

    750 W vs 886 W avg

Percentiles and averages are computed at build time from published specs of fat tire models in the index — no spec is estimated. Categories with sparse data show fewer axes.

The verdict — computed, not opined

$200 CAD below its own list price right now.
  • Value Score 49/100 — ranked 25 of 26 CAD-priced fat tire models
  • Price rank 35 of 43 fat tire models priced in CAD
  • −$200 CAD (−6%) vs its compare-at price at Biktrix
  • Also sold in the United States edition — see the US price.

Every line above is derived from catalog data at build time — how scoring works.