YVY Q8 Long Range Electric Motorbike — 60V, 2,100 Wh

2,100 Wh and 396 lbs of Payload. This Is What Long Range Actually Means.

Most "long range" claims are relative. Relative to a 400 Wh entry bike, anything with 700 Wh looks impressive. The YVY Q8 earns the label differently. Its 60V 35Ah battery delivers 2,100 Wh — the capacity of a dual-battery premium eBike, built into a single removable pack. On throttle-only riding, the Q8 covers 60–90 km. On pedal assist, that range extends to 80–110 km per charge. That is what 2,100 Wh of lithium at 60V can do.

The payload confirms the rest. At 180 kg (396 lbs), the Q8 carries the highest manufacturer-rated load in this comparison set. Whether that is one larger rider, two adults, or a rider plus cargo — the 60V brushless motor with a 45A sine wave controller is matched to the frame’s load rating. Single-speed drivetrain, front and rear hydraulic disc brakes, and full dual suspension give the Q8 a clean ride at full capacity.

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Why the 60V Platform and 2,100 Wh Battery Change the Equation

A 250 Wh battery covers roughly 25–35 km in mild conditions. Double it to 500 Wh and you double the range. The Q8’s 2,100 Wh battery — eight times the entry level — does not just extend range: it absorbs the variables that kill shorter-range bikes. Cold weather drops lithium output 15–30% below 0°C. Full payload weight draws more amps per kilometre. Throttle-dominant riding pulls 3–5× more energy than light pedal assist. At 2,100 Wh, the Q8 has headroom for all three simultaneously. Read our winter eBike guide on how battery capacity interacts with Canadian temperatures.

The battery is fully removable. No extension cord to a balcony, no battery sitting in a cold garage overnight. The pack slides out on a keyed lock and charges indoors on any standard outlet — flat to full in 6–8 hours on the included 67.2V 5A charger.

The 60V platform is the other piece. Lower-voltage systems (48V, 52V) hit their current ceiling sooner under load, losing efficiency at full payload. At 60V with a 45A controller, the motor stays in a wider, more efficient operating window when the bike is loaded — which is precisely when the Q8 is being used.

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Key Features

60V Brushless Motor — 3,000W manufacturer-rated, sine wave controller
The YVY Q8 uses a 60V high-speed brushless motor driven by a 60V 45A sine wave controller (YVY / Bopzin product documentation). Sine wave control produces a smoother power delivery curve than square-wave controllers at equivalent wattage: less heat, less vibration, and more consistent torque through the RPM range. The 3,000W figure is the manufacturer’s rated power for this motor; the controller limits continuous output to 2,700W (60V × 45A), with the 3,000W figure representing peak draw under surge conditions.

2,100 Wh Removable Battery — 60V 35Ah lithium
The largest single battery in this comparison at any price below $6,499. The pack is secured with a keyed lock and slides out without tools for indoor charging. The 60V platform maintains higher voltage under load than 48V or 52V systems, keeping efficiency higher when the bike is loaded. In Canadian winters, 2,100 Wh of headroom means cold-temperature range reduction shrinks your ride rather than ending it.

396 lb (180 kg) Payload Capacity
The highest manufacturer-stated payload in this comparison. The 180 kg rating covers total system load: rider, gear, and cargo combined. Most bikes in this class are rated 150–158 kg (330–350 lbs). The Q8’s rating is not a stretch number — it is the designed operating range. See our guide on eBikes for heavy riders in Canada for how to evaluate payload specs in practice.

Front and Rear Hydraulic Disc Brakes
Hydraulic disc brakes provide consistent stopping force independent of weather conditions — cable-actuated mechanical discs degrade in wet conditions as cable stretch increases. Front and rear hydraulic discs are the correct spec for a bike of this weight and payload. At 110 lbs of bike plus up to 396 lbs of load, the ability to stop decisively is not optional.

Full Dual Suspension — Front fork and rear shock
The front hydraulic fork absorbs impact at the handlebars on rough terrain. The rear shock absorbs vertical movement through the frame. Dual suspension matters more on a loaded bike because additional payload amplifies the force transferred through a rigid frame. Canadian roads — frost heaves, cracked asphalt, gravel paths — reward dual suspension with real comfort on longer runs.

Three Driving Modes — Electric, Manual, Pedal Assist
Full electric mode drives the bike on throttle alone: 60–90 km of range. Pedal assist activates the motor in proportion to rider effort and extends range to 80–110 km. Manual mode disables the motor entirely for pedal-only riding. Three modes give the Q8 genuine versatility across use cases and riding contexts.

Single-Speed Drivetrain
No gear changes, no derailleur maintenance, no cable adjustments over time. Single-speed is standard on motorcycle-style eBikes where the motor handles the torque demands that multi-speed gearing addresses on lower-wattage bikes. The Q8’s 60V motor is powerful enough that single-speed operation is not a limitation in electric or pedal-assist mode. Trade-off in manual mode on steep climbs: no low gear to reduce pedal effort.

25×3.0″ Wide Fat Tires on High-Carbon Steel Spoke Wheels
Wide tires run at lower pressure, spreading the Q8’s combined load across a larger ground contact area. Better grip on wet asphalt, gravel, and unpaved paths compared to narrower tires at equivalent load. High-carbon steel spoke wheels provide durability under the Q8’s payload rating and carry the classic motorcycle-style look consistent with the bike’s frame design.

Full LED Lighting — Front, rear, and four-direction turn signals
Factory-installed front LED headlight and rear LED taillight. Four-direction turn signals (front left, front right, rear left, rear right) and reflectors on both wheels and the rear tail light position. Canadian conditions include extended low-light commuting from October through March; a complete lighting package from the factory avoids after-market additions.

LCD Display with USB Charging Port
Backlit LCD shows speed, battery level, and riding mode in real time. Integrated USB port at the display charges devices during longer rides. Simple, readable, functional.

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What’s in the Box

• YVY Q8 electric motorbike (partially assembled)
• 60V 35Ah removable lithium battery (installed)
• 67.2V 5A charger
• LCD display (installed)
• Front and rear LED lights (installed)
• Four-direction turn signals (installed)
• Front and rear plastic fenders (installed)
• Tool kit
• User manual

Helmet not included. Helmet is required by law for operation on public roads in all Canadian provinces. See our Canadian eBike laws guide for provincial helmet and licensing requirements that apply to this vehicle class.

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The Honest Take — What We’d Change

Top speed is not published by the manufacturer. YVY does not specify the Q8’s maximum speed in its product documentation. Zeus eBikes Canada has not independently tested the Q8’s top speed. If top speed is a primary criterion, call us at 1-866-938-7580 before buying — we can share what YVY has told us directly. If a tested top speed matters, the GT73 Pro (verified 72 km/h) is the closest alternative at a similar price point.

Single-speed limits hill efficiency in pedal and manual modes. On steep climbs in pedal or manual mode, there is no low gear to reduce pedal effort. In full electric mode the 60V motor handles gradients without issue. For riders who plan to pedal actively and want cadence management on hills, the Raptor ST202 Pro’s 7-speed Shimano is a better match.

High-carbon steel frame adds weight. At 110 lbs (50 kg), the Q8 is the lightest in this comparison — but steel versus alloy is a real difference for anyone who carries the bike up stairs, loads it into a truck bed, or moves it frequently. For parking at grade, it rolls easily. For frequent lifting, 110 lbs is a meaningful weight.

Recommended rider height is 175 cm (5′9″). Handlebar height is 105 cm (41″), seat height is 85 cm (33.5″). Riders below 5′6″ may find the geometry awkward; taller riders should be comfortable. Call us before ordering if you are significantly outside the 5′6″–6′2″ range.

No colour options are specified by the manufacturer. YVY does not publish colour variants for the Q8. The bike ships in the colour shown in the product photos. Contact us at 1-866-938-7580 if you need to confirm the current shipment colour.

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Full Specifications

Specification	Details	Source
Motor	60V high-speed brushless, 3,000W manufacturer-rated	YVY / Bopzin product page
Controller	Sine wave, 60V 45A (2,700W continuous)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Battery	60V 35Ah lithium (2,100 Wh), removable, keyed lock	YVY / Bopzin product page
Charger	67.2V 5A — full charge 6–8 hours	YVY / Bopzin product page
Range — Electric mode	60–90 km (manufacturer-rated)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Range — Pedal assist	80–110 km (manufacturer-rated)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Top Speed	Not specified by manufacturer	—
Max Payload	180 kg (396 lbs)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Bike Weight	50 kg (110 lbs)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Frame	High-carbon steel	YVY / Bopzin product page
Tire Size	25×3.0 inches, wide fat tire	YVY / Bopzin product page
Wheels	High-carbon steel spoke wheels	YVY / Bopzin product page
Drivetrain	Single-speed	YVY / Bopzin product page
Sensor Type	Not specified by manufacturer	—
Brakes	Hydraulic disc, front and rear	YVY / Bopzin product page
Suspension	Front hydraulic fork + rear shock absorber	YVY / Bopzin product page
Driving Modes	Electric / Manual / Pedal Assist	YVY / Bopzin product page
Display	LCD — speed, battery level, mode	YVY / Bopzin product page
Lights	Front LED, rear LED, 4-direction turn signals, reflectors	YVY / Bopzin product page
USB Port	Yes (integrated at instrument cluster)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Fenders	Front and rear plastic fenders	YVY / Bopzin product page
Seat Height	85 cm (33.5″)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Handlebar Height	105 cm (41.3″)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Recommended Rider Height	175 cm (~5′9″)	YVY / Bopzin product page
Colour Options	Not specified by manufacturer	—
Warranty	2-year manufacturer warranty	bopzin.com
Shipping	Free Canada-wide, Ships within 3–7 business days	Zeus eBikes Canada

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Who This Bike Is For

The high-payload rider who needs the full rating to count: You weigh over 250 lbs and are tired of bikes that list you as technically within spec while the frame shows the strain. The Q8’s 396 lb rating is the designed operating capacity, not a ceiling reached only under ideal conditions. At 60V with a 45A controller matched to the load, the motor is built for it. See our heavy rider eBike guide for how to read payload specs and what they mean on the road.

The long-distance commuter or rural rider: Your route is 40–60 km each way, or you want to ride without planning stops around charging windows. At 2,100 Wh, the Q8’s real-world Canadian range — accounting for cold mornings, full-throttle sections, and modest hills — stays practical where a 700–900 Wh bike requires a midday charge.

Off-road and private property use: Canadian campgrounds, rural properties, and private trails where registration requirements do not apply. Fat tires, full suspension, and 60V power make the Q8 genuinely capable on dirt, gravel, and uneven terrain. Off-road riding is where the single-speed drivetrain is least limiting — the motor absorbs the terrain variation that gearing addresses on road-focused bikes.

Who the Q8 is NOT for:

• Riders under 5′4″: The 85 cm seat height and 175 cm recommended height make the Q8 geometrically difficult for shorter riders. Call us first at 1-866-938-7580.
• Riders who require a verified top speed: YVY does not publish a maximum speed. If this is a primary factor, the GT73 Pro (72 km/h verified) or Eunorau R1 Plus (95 km/h verified) are tested alternatives.
• Riders who cannot store or transport 110 lbs: The Q8 is a non-folding, 50 kg steel-frame motorbike. It does not adapt to small apartments or frequent vehicle loading. Our folding eBike collection is the storage-first alternative.
• Riders planning unregistered public road use: See the legal notice below — the Q8 is a motor vehicle in all Canadian provinces and requires registration, insurance, and a driver’s licence for public roads.

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Canadian Legal Classification — Read Before Buying

The YVY Q8 is a 3,000W, 60V electric motorbike. Under all Canadian provincial regulations, a Power-Assisted Bicycle (PAB) is limited to a maximum of 500W continuous motor output. The Q8 exceeds this by a factor of six and is not classified as a PAB in any Canadian province.

As a motor vehicle, the Q8 requires:

• Vehicle registration with your provincial ministry of transportation
• Liability insurance appropriate to its vehicle class (moped or motorcycle, depending on province and the vehicle’s verified speed)
• An appropriate driver’s licence — at minimum a motorcycle or moped licence, depending on speed classification
• Full compliance with provincial motor vehicle regulations including helmet standards, lighting requirements, and road-use rules

The Q8 may be operated on private property with landowner permission without provincial registration. Zeus eBikes Canada sells the Q8 for legal use under applicable provincial motor vehicle regulations. It is the buyer’s responsibility to confirm the vehicle’s classification and licensing requirements with their provincial transportation authority before riding on public roads. Our team can help discuss requirements at 1-866-938-7580. Read our complete guide to Canadian eBike and motor vehicle laws by province.

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How the YVY Q8 Compares

All specifications from manufacturer product pages. Prices as listed on zeusebikes.ca. Zeus eBikes Canada has not independently tested every bike in this table.

Spec	YVY Q8	Raptor ST202 Pro	GT73	GT73 Pro	Eunorau R1 Plus
Motor	60V 3,000W single hub	52V 3,000W peak AWD dual hub	48V 1,200W / 2,400W peak hub	60V 3,000W peak hub	72V 5,000W mid-drive
Battery	2,100 Wh (single, removable)	2,600 Wh	1,747 Wh (dual)	2,160 Wh (dual)	2,880 Wh (Samsung)
Range	60–110 km	60–100 km	68–130 km	130–170 km	Up to 120 km
Top Speed	Not specified	56 km/h	~57 km/h	72 km/h	95 km/h
Max Payload	396 lbs (180 kg)	350 lbs (158 kg)	330 lbs (150 kg)	330 lbs (150 kg)	Not specified
Bike Weight	110 lbs (50 kg)	123.7 lbs (56.2 kg)	116 lbs	123 lbs	150 lbs (68 kg)
Battery (single pack)	2,100 Wh	2,600 Wh	874 Wh each	1,080 Wh each	2,880 Wh
Drivetrain	Single-speed	7-speed Shimano	7-speed Shimano	Throttle + cadence PAS	Single-speed chain
Brakes	Hydraulic disc F+R	Hydraulic 180mm F+R	Hydraulic disc F+R + EABS	Hydraulic 230mm EABS	4-piston hydraulic 220mm F+R
Suspension	Fork + rear shock	Fork + rear	Fork + rear	Fork + rear	Fork 200mm + rear 85mm
Frame	High-carbon steel	Not published	Not published	Not published	Not published
Warranty	2-year	1-year	2-year	2-year	1-year
Best for	High payload + long range	AWD traction + GPS security	Motorbike style at entry price	Top speed + dual battery	Maximum performance off-road

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the YVY Q8 qualify as a Power-Assisted Bicycle in Canada?
No. The Q8 is a 3,000W, 60V electric motorbike. Canadian provincial PAB regulations cap a Power-Assisted Bicycle at 500W continuous motor output. The Q8 is a motor vehicle in all Canadian provinces and requires registration, insurance, and an appropriate driver’s licence for public road use. It can be operated on private property without registration.

What is the Q8’s top speed?
YVY does not specify a maximum speed in the Q8’s product documentation, and Zeus eBikes Canada has not independently tested the Q8’s top speed. If top speed is central to your decision, call us at 1-866-938-7580 — we can share what YVY has told us directly, or discuss tested alternatives like the GT73 Pro (72 km/h) or Eunorau R1 Plus (95 km/h).

How long does the battery take to charge?
The 60V 35Ah (2,100 Wh) battery charges in 6–8 hours using the included 67.2V 5A charger. The battery is fully removable — slide it out and charge indoors on any standard outlet.

Can I ride the Q8 in bike lanes?
No. Bike lanes in Canadian cities are designated for PABs and human-powered bicycles. As a motor vehicle, the Q8 is not permitted in bike lanes. It uses roads where motor vehicles operate, subject to provincial road classification rules and the vehicle’s speed rating. See our Canadian eBike laws guide for province-by-province rules.

What does the 396 lb (180 kg) payload include?
The 396 lb rating covers total system load: rider body weight plus all carried weight (clothing, gear, cargo, bags). It is the manufacturer’s designed operating capacity for the frame and motor system — not a maximum reached under ideal lab conditions.

Is the battery covered under warranty?
The Q8 carries a 2-year manufacturer warranty from YVY covering manufacturing defects. For specific battery cell warranty terms, contact us at 1-866-938-7580 or milad@zeusebikes.ca.

Can I use the Q8 for delivery work?
The Q8’s 396 lb payload and 80–110 km pedal-assist range make it technically capable for last-mile delivery runs. As a motor vehicle requiring registration and insurance, commercial use on public roads requires compliance with provincial commercial vehicle regulations. Confirm your insurance covers commercial use before operating in a delivery capacity.

What is the difference between YVY and Bopzin?
YVY and Bopzin are related brands operating under the same manufacturer. The Q8 is sold under the YVY brand in Canada through Zeus eBikes Canada, and under the Bopzin brand in other markets. The product is the same vehicle. Zeus sources the Q8 directly from YVY.

Does the Q8 have a torque sensor or cadence sensor?
YVY does not specify the sensor type in the Q8’s published documentation. The single-speed drivetrain means cadence-based gear optimisation is not applicable; the motor responds to the selected mode (electric, manual, or pedal assist) as described. Call 1-866-938-7580 for confirmed sensor information if needed for your use case.

What is the warranty and return policy?
The Q8 carries a 2-year manufacturer warranty from YVY. Zeus eBikes Canada also offers our standard return policy — contact us at 1-866-938-7580 or milad@zeusebikes.ca for any post-purchase support.

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