• Dual Sensor System: Features both torque and cadence sensors, providing a natural pedaling feel and efficient, smooth acceleration.
• Powerful Motor: Equipped with a 750W rear hub motor delivering 70 N·m of torque, capable of hitting top speeds of 28 MPH.
• Long Range: A 680Wh (48V 14.2Ah) battery offers a maximum range of up to 85 miles in pedal-assist mode.
• Lightweight Design: Weighs 45 lbs without the battery and roughly 50 lbs with it, making it manageable to lift, according to Heybike.
• Comfort Geometry: Features a low step-through frame, a 90° adjustable stem, and a slightly forward bottom bracket designed for an upright, comfortable riding position.
• Safety & Connectivity: Includes hydraulic disc brakes, integrated turn signals, a headlight, and a smart app for customizing riding performance.
  
  

• Motor: 750W Rear Hub Motor (Galaxy eDrive System)
• Battery: 48V 14.2Ah (680Wh) UL 2271 Certified
• Speed: 28 MPH (Class 2/3 configurable)
• Range: Up to 85 Miles (PAS1)
• Weight: ~50 lbs (total)
• Weight Capacity: 350 lbs (Rider + Cargo)
• Drivetrain: Shimano Altus 8-Speed
• Tires: 27.5" x 2.2" KENDA Tires
• Brakes: Hydraulic Disc Brakes
• Colors: Rose Gold, Titanium Grey, Pearl White
• Rider Height: 4'11" – 6'2"
  
  

• Approachable & Nimble: The low-step frame and lighter weight make it accessible to a wide range of riders and easy to store.
• Versatile Riding Modes: The ability to swap between torque and cadence sensors allows for choosing between a natural, "sweatless" commute or a sporty ride.
• Highly Adjustable: The adjustable stem and seat post allow for comfortable customization.
• Integrated Turn Signals: Features built-in rear turn signals for added safety in city traffic.

• Optional Accessories: Fenders and a rear rack are not standard, requiring a separate purchase.
• App Control: Throttle and pedal assist top speeds are linked together in the app, meaning they cannot be customized independently.

The Heybike Venus is generally positioned as a premium-looking, budget-friendly commuter option that competes with models like the Aventon Pace 4 and Velotric Breeze.