Wyatt Bicycles MavHunt is an eFat bike designed for hunters and back-country explorers.
The Wyatt MavHunt is an electric hunting and adventure bike built for serious off-road exploration. Designed and manufactured in the USA, it features a U.S.-made aluminum frame, a powerful Bafang M620 motor with 160Nm of torque, and a fully automatic 5-speed internally geared hub for smooth shifting and ease of maintenance.
Equipped with durable mountain bike components, the MavHunt is built to handle tough backcountry conditions while remaining quiet and dependable. Using industry-standard mountain bike components means most bike shops can service your Manhunt. Whether you’re navigating deep woods or carrying gear across uneven ground, it’s made to offer strong performance, stability, and reliability in demanding environments.
Key Features:
- American-made aluminum frame
- Bafang M620 mid-drive motor (1000W, 160Nm torque)
- 5-speed automatic internally geared rear hub
- Trail-ready mountain bike geometry and components
- Designed for hunting, scouting, and backcountry travel
Learn more: https://wyattbikes.com/shop/bikes/ebikes/mavhunt/
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I bought a Wyatt Maverick for my son. Nice bike. I borrow it back now and then because it is so nice. Maybe I will get one of these and go Manhunting.
Right on, Bret! I’ve had a couple of Mavericks and, at 61 years old, am seriously considering a MavHunt! I appreciate that the bike is manufactured in the US and shows that US-based companies can innovate and make competitively priced bicycles for our domestic market.
Please state what class of e-bike it is when reviewing e-bikes, there are laws governing what class of e-bike can be ridden where, and many local restrictions on trail systems. This looks like a class 3 e-bike so it’s use is not allowed on many trail systems including National Forests.
Good point. In the case of the MavHunt, as is the case with many eBikes, it is programable. The MavHunt is shipped as Class 2 and adjustable to Class 1 or 3. Mostly, it is up to the rider to comply with local regulations.