Heybike Horizon
A full-suspension folding step-through on 24" fat tyres with a 1400W-peak hub, Horst-link rear end, gradient colours and a low, easy stance.
Discontinued
Discontinued, buying one used?
Heybike no longer sells the Horizon. Its old store address now redirects to the Ranger 3.0 Pro, and the Horizon is not in Heybike's product catalog. Checked on the brand's own site on 2026-10-17.
What to check on a used Horizon
- The battery692Wh at 54.6V, removable. The pack is the part that ages, so ask how old it is, make sure the charger (4A) is included, and check that it seats and locks in the bike properly.
- The rear endHorst-link full suspension plus a hydraulic fork. Press down on the saddle and look for play at the pivots, oil on the shock, and a fork that rebounds smoothly.
- The fold79.4 lb, folding to 49.2 x 23.6 x 31.5 in. Fold and unfold it twice at the seller's. The latch should clamp firmly with no wobble in the stem, and at this weight you will be lifting it.
- Brakes and tiresHydraulic disc brakes and 24 x 4.0 in puncture-resistant tires. Check pad and rotor wear, a firm lever, and tread and sidewall condition.
- Motor and controls1400W peak geared hub with pedal assist and a throttle. Try every assist level and the throttle, listen for grinding, and make sure the LCD powers up and reads speed.
- PaperworkAsk for the original receipt and the serial number, and ask Heybike support whether the warranty carries over to a second owner.
These checks come from the spec sheet on this page. The Bike Cave has not ridden this bike on camera, so there are no ride notes here, and we do not quote used prices: ask the seller what they want and compare it with the current model.
The current model
Heybike now sends the Horizon's old store link to the Ranger 3.0 Pro.
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Heybike Horizon in the Wild
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The Engineering
Small Wheels, Full Suspension
1400W-Peak Hub
692Wh · 80 Nm
Geared Hub Motor
A brushless geared rear hub peaks at 1400W and 80 N·m for a 28 mph top speed.
692Wh Battery
A removable 54.6V 692Wh pack is good for up to 55 miles; a 4A charger tops it up quickly.
Throttle + PAS
Twist throttle plus pedal assist, LCD display with app connectivity.
Full-Suspension Comfort
Horst-link · hydraulic fork
Real Rear Suspension
A Horst-link rear end and hydraulic front fork make the small-wheel ride genuinely plush.
24" Fat Tyres
24" × 4.0" fat tyres with puncture protection lower the stance without losing grip.
Hydraulic Discs
Hydraulic disc brakes front and rear.
Fold & Step Through
Low-step · folding
Low & Easy
A low-step folding frame makes this one of the easiest bikes here to mount and stow.
Compact Fold
Folds to 49.2 × 23.6 × 31.5" for storage and transport.
Gradient Colours
Four finishes including eye-catching gradient options.
The Cockpit
LCD Display, App-Connected
LCD Display + App + Auto Headlight
The Horizon runs a clear LCD display with app connectivity for PAS tuning and ride data.
An auto-on LED headlight and integrated brake-light taillight keep the low-slung folder visible on the commute.
Find Your Fit
Size & Fittings
Horizon 24" Fat · Folding
Will It Fit You?
- Weight79.4 lb
- Max load330 lb
- Wheels24" × 4.0" fat
- Folded49.2 × 23.6 × 31.5"
- FrameLow-step folding
The Horizon drops to 24-inch wheels and a low-step folding frame for an easy, planted stance, then adds real full suspension for comfort. At 79.4 lb it's a heavy fold, but the 330 lb payload keeps it practical.
Plan Your Ride
Your Range, Not Mine
Brand range figures come from a light rider on flat ground in perfect weather. Set it up the way you actually ride and you get the window to plan a trip inside.
The Numbers
Full Specifications
⚡ E-System
🚦 Performance
🔧 Chassis & Brakes
✨ Features & Options
The Bike Cave Verdict
Ben's Take
The Horizon is the comfort-first folder: 24-inch fat tyres and a low-step frame drop the stance so anyone can step aboard, then a Horst-link rear end and hydraulic fork give it a genuinely plush ride for a small-wheel bike. Four colours, including some lovely gradients, make it easy to like. It's a heavy fold at 79.4 lb, and range is a modest 55 miles, but as an approachable, comfortable around-town bike it looks strong. There is no camera review of this one.
👍 What stands out
- Full suspension on an easy, low 24" frame
- Very approachable step-through stance
- Four finishes including gradient colours
- 1400W-peak hub, 28 mph, hydraulic brakes
👎 What to know
- Not reviewed on camera, so there is no score
- Heavy fold at 79.4 lb
- 55-mile range is modest
- 7-speed gearing and LCD are basic
Kit it out
Accessories made for the Heybike Horizon
All Heybike accessories (7 matched) →Heybike builds these for this bike. Fitment comes from Heybike's own product listings, not our guesswork.
Frequently asked questions
How fast does the Heybike Horizon go?
The Heybike Horizon's top speed is rated at 28 mph.
How far does the Heybike Horizon go on a charge?
The Heybike Horizon is rated for 55 mi.
How much does the Heybike Horizon weigh, and what's the rider capacity?
The Heybike Horizon weighs 79.4 lb. Max rider/cargo load is 330 lb.
Is the Heybike Horizon discontinued?
Yes. Heybike no longer sells the Horizon. Its old store address now redirects to the Ranger 3.0 Pro, and the Horizon is not in Heybike's product catalog. Checked 2026-10-17.
What stands out on the Heybike Horizon?
Full suspension on an easy, low 24" frame. Very approachable step-through stance. Four finishes including gradient colours.
What are the downsides of the Heybike Horizon?
Not reviewed on camera, so there is no score. Heavy fold at 79.4 lb. 55-mile range is modest.