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Eahora Luna II

Dual 500W hubs in a 20-inch step-through under $1,000 — 4-bar-link rear suspension, hydraulic discs and a claimed 62 miles from the 48V 20Ah pack.

From $999$1,399
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Eahora Luna II — studio hero
33 mphTop Speed
Up to 62 miRange (PAS)
1000 WDual Motor
100 NmTorque

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Colour Options

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Eahora Luna II in Black
BlackStealth black
Eahora Luna II in White
WhiteClean white

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Every Angle

Studio Gallery

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The Engineering

What Makes The Luna II Tick

Power & Drive

Power & Drive

Dual 500W hubs · 100 Nm

Two Motors Under $1,000

Dual-hub drive at a price where most bikes have one.

100 Nm Combined

Climbs 25°–30° grades.

28–33 mph

Quick for a commuter at this money.

Battery & Range

Battery & Range

48V 20Ah · 960Wh

960Wh Pack

45–62 mi with assist, 38–46 mi without.

Grade-A Cells

Lithium-ion pouch construction.

Removable

Comes out for indoor charging.

Chassis & Brakes

Chassis & Brakes

4-bar link · hydraulic discs

4-Bar-Link Rear

Linkage rear suspension — rare at this price.

Hydraulic Discs

180mm rotors with motor cutoff.

91 lbs

A 20" step-through rated from 5'4".

Eahora Luna II detail

The Cockpit

Two Motors for Under a Grand

Colour LCD + 5-Level PAS + 4-Bar-Link Rear

The Luna II is the cheapest dual-motor bike on this site. Two 500W hubs, 4-bar-link rear suspension and hydraulic discs at $999 is an unusual combination.

The 4-inch colour LCD, five cadence-sensed PAS levels and a five-level twist throttle are the same controls used on bikes three times the price.

Dual MotorUnder $1,0004-Bar-Link RearShimano 7-Speed48V 20Ah91 lbs

The Numbers

Full Specifications

Source: eahoraebike.com

E-System

MotorDual hub, 2 × 500W
Torque2 × 50 Nm (100 Nm)
Battery48V 20Ah (960Wh)
CellsLithium-ion pouch
Gradeability25°–30°

🚦 Performance

Top speed28–33 mph
Range (PAS)45–62 mi
Range (no PAS)38–46 mi
DrivetrainShimano 7-speed, 14–28T
Max load330 lbs

🔧 Chassis & Brakes

BrakesHydraulic disc, 180mm
FrontCoil fork, 80mm travel
Rear4-bar-link coil, 50mm
TiresChaoyang 20×4.0
Weight91 lbs

Fit & Options

ColoursBlack · White
Display4" colour LCD
FrameHigh-carbon steel 20×15"
Rider height5'4"–6'1"
NotePrevious edition pricing

The Bike Cave Verdict

Ben's Take

At $999 the Luna II is doing something unusual — dual motors, 4-bar-link rear suspension and hydraulic disc brakes at a price where most bikes give you one hub and a coil fork. 100 Nm and a claimed 33 mph make it quick for a commuter, and 91 lbs is manageable. The battery is the compromise: 960Wh is a quarter of what the Romeos carry, so 45–62 miles is the realistic ceiling. For a daily commute that's plenty. Eahora lists it under previous-edition pricing, so the $400 saving may not last. Not yet on camera.
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👍 What stands out

  • Dual-motor AWD for under $1,000
  • 4-bar-link rear suspension at a commuter price
  • Hydraulic disc brakes and a Shimano 7-speed
  • Fits riders from 5'4" and weighs 91 lbs

👎 What to know

  • 960Wh battery — 45–62 mi is the realistic ceiling
  • 500W per motor, so it's about efficiency not shove
  • Two colours only
  • Not yet reviewed on camera — figures are Eahora's claims

Kit it out

Accessories made for the Eahora Luna II

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Eahora builds these for this bike. Fitment comes from Eahora's own product listings, not our guesswork.

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