The Roamer’s 14Ah battery delivers up to 35 miles of range on a single charge.
This e-bike’s Bafang BBS02 mid-drive motor achieves a maximum 120Nm of torque.
Massive 4” Kenda Krusade tires roam over mud, snow, dirt, roots, rocks and limbs.
The Roamer’s 750W Bafang BBS02 motor can operate at a peak rating of 1000W.

With an internal 3-speed Sturmey Archer hub, gearing components are protected and will not become entangled in long vegetation.
Rambo riders are provided with a powerful independent throttle.
Owners say the Roamer has plenty of power to climb hills and haul trailer loads of cargo or kit.
Strong stopping power is delivered via Logan hydraulic disc brakes.
Rambo’s Roamer has a maximum carrying capacity of 300lb.
Owners enjoy using the Roamer for commutes that include off-road sections.
One tester says he easily assembled his Roamer in 20 minutes.
A tester was content with the relief provided by the GT MRK fork over rocky ground.
The downward curve of the Roamer’s top-tube makes it easier to mount and dismount.

8 reasons not to buy

The 3-speed drivetrain doesn’t offer a wide gear range in mountainous locales.
At 63lb, owners found the Roamer heavy, especially when lifting it onto a car carrier.
Rambo’s Roamer is not a low-priced option.
One owner’s Roamer only had one screw in the rear disc rotor, which fell off.
A buyer received their bike without a charging unit and an essential screw.
Owners report a clicking sound from the Roamer’s rear hub, making it noisy on hunts.
The Roamer is only available in a large-ish 19" frame size.
One owner could not shift gears on their new Roamer.

Bottom line

Rambo’s Roamer is a fat-tire backwoods bike that employs a 750W Bafang mid-drive motor for powerful and direct pedal input. This motor provides a peak output of 1000 watts and 120Nm of torque, making it a capable climber. An internal 3-speed hub protects gearing from vegetation and damage but is limiting in steep terrain. The bike is enjoyed by hunters. However, being a hardtail, the Roamer also serves as a great commuting option for riders who have some dirt or gravel on their way to work. The Roamer is not a frugal option, but it is capable.

By Owen Jesse

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