We recommend the Lankeleisi MG740Plus for taller riders who want a fat-tire e-bike with selectable front and rear hub-motor drive. Its removable 48V 20Ah Samsung battery, 26 × 4.0-inch tires, front suspension and hydraulic brakes make a broad equipment package for mixed surfaces on paper. At a listed 34kg, with a 74-inch frame and an unclassified 45–51km/h speed claim, it needs careful fit, storage and route planning. Confirm the setup, written support terms before ordering.
Where it fits.
What stands out
- Two 48V 1,000W hub motors and a display that can switch between single- and dual-motor output give riders a choice of drive configuration; Lankeleisi does not detail that control behavior further.
- The removable 48V 20Ah Samsung battery is rated at 960Wh from its nominal voltage and capacity. Lankeleisi lists up to 70km in pure-electric mode and 150km with pedal assist.
- A 100mm lockable front fork, 26 × 4.0-inch Chaoyang tires, hydraulic disc brakes, front lighting and a Shimano seven-speed drivetrain create a substantial mixed-surface equipment list.
- The geometry chart gives a 170–195cm recommended height, 31.4–37.4-inch saddle range, 74-inch overall length and 180kg maximum load as useful starting points for fit and carrying plans.
Before you buy
- At 34kg (74.95lb) and 74 inches long, the MG740Plus needs ground-level storage and a realistic lifting or loading plan; the listing does not describe a folding design.
- Lankeleisi lists a 45–51km/h maximum-speed claim but does not state an e-bike class on the product page. Confirm the configured speed and classification for your intended routes.
- The description states up to 95Nm of torque while the specification table lists 90Nm. The page calls the bike full suspension but specifies a 100mm front fork without detailing rear travel or shock setup; confirm the exact build.
- The product page lists a 12-point Hall speed sensor rather than describing a torque sensor. Riders who want power to track pedal force should ask how assistance responds before choosing it.
The useful details.
Manufacturer specifications checked October 23, 2026. Specifications can vary by configuration.
| Motor | Dual 48V 1,000W brushless hub motors (manufacturer-listed as a 2,000W dual-motor system) |
|---|---|
| Torque | Up to 95Nm in the description; 90Nm in the specification table |
| Battery | Removable 48V 20Ah Samsung lithium pack using 18650 cells; 960Wh calculated from nominal volts × amp-hours |
| Claimed range | 60–70km pure electric and 120–150km pedal assist in the table; the feature copy says up to 70km and 150km |
| Assist sensor and display | 12-point Hall speed sensor; color LCD with speed, trip, battery, assist level and single/dual motor output selection |
| Drivetrain | Shimano seven-speed; TX50 shifter, M310 derailleur and KMC 7-speed chain (manufacturer-listed) |
| Brakes | DYISLAND de-energized hydraulic disc brakes (manufacturer-listed) |
| Tires and wheels | 26 × 4.0-inch Chaoyang fat tires; aluminum-alloy rims |
| Front suspension | Lockable oil-spring fork with 100mm travel (manufacturer-listed) |
| Top-speed claim | 45–51km/h (about 28–32mph); product page does not state an e-bike class |
| Recommended rider height | 170–195cm (about 5ft 7in–6ft 5in; manufacturer geometry chart) |
| Saddle height | 31.4–37.4 inches (manufacturer geometry chart) |
| Listed weight | 34kg (74.95lb; manufacturer-listed) |
| Dimensions | 74 inches overall length; 46-inch wheelbase; 28.3-inch handlebar width; 27.9-inch standover (manufacturer geometry chart) |
| Maximum load | 180kg on the geometry chart; the specification table rounds this to 400lb |
| Warranty page | One year for listed components, two years for battery and motors, three years for frame; original-owner terms apply, subject to exclusions |
Source: Lankeleisi product page ↗. Advertised range is not a measured Bike Tested result.
Dual hub motors for riders who can use the extra setup
The MG740Plus is built around two 48V 1,000W hub motors, one at each wheel. Lankeleisi says the color display can switch between single- and dual-motor output, giving riders a way to choose the listed drive configuration. The page does not explain how assist levels, throttle response or motor switching behave in practice, so treat the power figures as specifications rather than a promise of hill speed or traction. The 26 × 4.0-inch tires, hydraulic brakes and lockable front fork suit a mixed-surface brief. The top-speed claim reaches 45–51km/h, and the product page does not state an e-bike class; confirm the delivered setup and the rules that apply to your route.
Compare the battery and range claims with your actual route
The removable Samsung pack is listed at 48V and 20Ah, or 960Wh when calculated from those nominal values. Lankeleisi gives 60–70km in pure-electric mode and 120–150km with pedal assist in its specification table; the feature copy says up to 70km and 150km, while a separate highlight says 70–130km per charge. The specification table says its figures come from a 60kg load, 25°C and 20km/h average on a flat road. These are manufacturer-reported conditions, not Bike Tested measurements. Speed, assist level, terrain, temperature, rider and cargo load, and tire pressure affect distance. Use the battery figure to compare capacity, then plan with a comfortable charging margin instead of treating the longest claim as a route guarantee.
Fit and storage are part of the decision
Lankeleisi recommends the MG740Plus for riders 170–195cm tall and lists a 31.4–37.4-inch saddle range. Its geometry chart also gives a 27.9-inch standover, 28.3-inch handlebar, 46-inch wheelbase and 74-inch total length. Check your inseam, reach and control position against the full diagram; the height range alone cannot settle fit. At 34kg (74.95lb), it is a substantial bike to carry. Measure storage access and vehicle-rack limits, and plan for a ground-level parking space rather than frequent stair lifting.
Resolve the specification details before choosing a setup
The product description claims up to 95Nm of torque while the specification table says 90Nm. Lankeleisi calls the MG740Plus full suspension, but the table specifies a 100mm front fork and does not give rear-shock travel or configuration. The geometry chart and table also express the 180kg load limit as roughly 396lb and 400lb respectively. Those differences are small or unresolved, but they matter when comparing specifications. Ask Lankeleisi to confirm the exact torque figure, rear suspension and payload interpretation for the US Grey variant. The page lists a 12-point Hall speed sensor; riders seeking torque-sensor response should confirm how the assist reacts to pedal input.
Check support coverage, availability and the code
The warranty page, last updated September 2023, lists one year for specified components, two years for motors and battery, and three years for the frame. It limits coverage to the original owner and lists exclusions; read the current written terms before ordering. On October 23, 2026, the official US listing showed both Grey and Blue variants as sold out, so checkout and code acceptance could not be checked. The Bike Tested partner roster supplies SEBASTIANBASSOL but gives no discount amount or model eligibility. Copy it from the buy box if you want to check the exact terms when the Grey / US variant becomes orderable; no saving is confirmed.
Your questions, answered.
How far does the MG740Plus go on a charge?
Lankeleisi lists 60–70km in pure-electric mode and 120–150km with pedal assist, while a separate page highlight says 70–130km per charge. The specification table states a 60kg load, 25°C and 20km/h average on a flat road. These are manufacturer-reported conditions, not Bike Tested range results; rider load, speed, terrain, temperature and assist level change actual distance.
What rider height does the MG740Plus fit?
The manufacturer geometry chart recommends 170–195cm and lists a 31.4–37.4-inch saddle height, 27.9-inch standover and 22.5–26.3-inch seat-to-handlebar spacing. Check the complete geometry against your inseam and preferred reach rather than treating the height range as a guarantee.
Does the MG740Plus have full suspension?
Lankeleisi calls it full suspension and lists a 100mm lockable front fork, but its specification table does not describe rear-shock travel or setup. Confirm the rear suspension details for the Grey / US configuration before ordering.
What does the MG740Plus warranty cover?
Lankeleisi’s warranty page, last updated September 2023, lists one year for specified components, two years for motors and battery, and three years for the frame. The terms are limited to the original owner and include exclusions, so confirm the current policy and local service process before buying.
What is the discount code for the Lankeleisi MG740Plus Dual Motor Electric Bike?
Yes. Use SEBASTIANBASSOL for the reader discount at lankeleisi.com.
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