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Ariel Rider Kepler

The Ariel Rider Kepler is an electric bike with a 52V 20Ah (~1,040Wh) pack, a 750W nominal motor, 1040Wh (52V × 20Ah), a weight of 98.6 lb and a load capacity of 400 lb.

Last updated: 6 November 2026

Motor and performance

Motor
750W nominal

“Motor 750W nominal, 1,940W peak (rear hub)”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Peak power
1,940W peak

“Motor 750W nominal, 1,940W peak (rear hub)”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Top speed
Sources disagree
  • 20 mph (Class 2 default); 28 mph (Class 3 configuration) where legal

    “Top speed 20 mph (Class 2 default); 28 mph (Class 3 configuration) where legal”

    Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

  • 20 MPH (Class 2) 28 MPH (Class 3) where legal

    Row from the maker’s page: “Top Speed” | “20 MPH (Class 2) 28 MPH (Class 3) where legal”

    Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

  • 28 mph

    “Adjust speed (capped at 28 mph at class 3 configuration - no throttle) and riding style.”

    Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Claimed range
Sources disagree
  • Up to 75 mi*

    Row from the maker’s page: “Range” | “Up to 75 mi*”

    Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

  • 75 miles

    “The Kepler 2026 is a 24-inch fat-tire electric bike with a 52V battery and up to 75 miles of range.”

    Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Payload capacity
400 lb

Row from the maker’s page: “Payload” | “400 lb”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Controller
Sine-wave controller, 33A

“Controller / throttle Sine-wave controller, 33A”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Motor specification
750W nominal · 1,940W peak

Row from the maker’s page: “Motor” | “750W nominal · 1,940W peak”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

What the assist responds to
Torque and Cadence Sensor

Row from the maker’s page: “Sensors” | “Torque and Cadence Sensor”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Battery and charging

Energy
1040Wh (52V × 20Ah)

Row from the maker’s page: “Total capacity” | “1040Wh (52V × 20Ah)”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Battery
52V 20Ah (~1,040Wh)

“Battery 52V 20Ah (~1,040Wh), Samsung 21700, resin-potted cells, smart BMS”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Voltage
52V

“The Kepler 2026 is a 24-inch fat-tire electric bike with a 52V battery and up to 75 miles of range.”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Cell supplier
Samsung 21700

“Battery 52V 20Ah (~1,040Wh), Samsung 21700, resin-potted cells, smart BMS”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Battery specification
52V 20Ah (~1,040Wh), Samsung 21700, resin-potted cells, smart BMS

“Battery 52V 20Ah (~1,040Wh), Samsung 21700, resin-potted cells, smart BMS”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Cell potting
resin-potted cells

“Battery 52V 20Ah (~1,040Wh), Samsung 21700, resin-potted cells, smart BMS”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Frame and components

Frame style
High-Step

Row from the maker’s page: “Frame” | “High-Step”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Tires
24" x 4.0" Fat Tires

Row from the maker’s page: “Tires” | “24" x 4.0" Fat Tires”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Wheel size
Sources disagree
  • 24" x 4.0"

    Row from the maker’s page: “Wheel Size” | “24" x 4.0"”

    Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

  • 24-inch

    “The Kepler 2026 is a 24-inch fat-tire electric bike with a 52V battery and up to 75 miles of range.”

    Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Size and fit

Rider height
5'1" - 5'11"

Row from the maker’s page: “Rider Height Range” | “5'1" - 5'11"”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Weight
98.6 lb

Row from the maker’s page: “Bike Weight (Without Add-Ons)” | “98.6 lb”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Total length
72.3 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Total Length” | “72.3 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Seat angle
73 deg

Row from the maker’s page: “Seat Tube Angle” | “73 deg”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Standover height
25.7 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Standover Height” | “25.7 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Seat tube
15.0 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Seat Tube Length” | “15.0 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Minimum saddle height
32 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Minimum Seat Height” | “32 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Maximum saddle height
39.6 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Maximum Seat Height” | “39.6 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Handlebar height
42.6 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Handlebar Height” | “42.6 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Seat height, lowest
32 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Minimum Seat Height” | “32 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Seat height, highest
39.6 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Maximum Seat Height” | “39.6 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Head tube length
6.3 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Head Tube Length” | “6.3 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Top tube length
23.4 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Top Tube Length” | “23.4 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Chainstay length
18.5 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Chainstay Length” | “18.5 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Head tube angle
69 deg

Row from the maker’s page: “Head Tube Angle” | “69 deg”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Seat tube angle
73 deg

Row from the maker’s page: “Seat Tube Angle” | “73 deg”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Seat tube length
15.0 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Seat Tube Length” | “15.0 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Stack
26.3 in

Row from the maker’s page: “Stack” | “26.3 in”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Certification claims

Battery certification claim
UL 2849 + UL 2271

“carries UL 2849 + UL 2271 certification.”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

E-bike class
Class 2

“Top speed 20 mph (Class 2 default); 28 mph (Class 3 configuration) where legal”

Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

Sources

  • Kepler || Fat Tire Electric Bike || Ariel Rider EbikesArchived document

    Source: arielrider.com/products/kepler

    Retrieved October 10, 2026