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Power
750W
Torque
80Nm
Range
80-100+ km
Top Speed
32km/h
Payload
300lbs

VOLTBIKE

Kodiak

Kodiak

With light, nimble steering and a smooth cruiser feel, you'll barely notice the cargo on the rear rack. With a wheelbase of 1280mm you would be able to park this bike conveniently in your apartment, garage or underground parking. Comes stock with plus-size tires Kenda 26x3" for you wild riders who like to take the trail to the farmer's market. Standard for VoltBike Kodiak is a UL 2271 Certified 20Ah Samsung battery and powerful hydraulic disc brakes. 

Kindly be aware that the Kodiak rear rack is not configured for carrying children. If you intend to do so, you will need to install rear wheel spoke protection.

Check out our Kodiak Compatible Rear Rack Bars

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Overview

750W Peak Power

BAFANG is the world’s biggest manufacturer of hub motors for e-bikes. VoltBike Kodiak is using Bafang G06 series geared motor which provides 80 N.m. max torque and up to 750w of peak power. The Bafang G06 series is remarkable for its high efficiency and power thanks to the integrated nylon planetary gears.

Samsung Battery

VoltBike Kodiak is using 48v 19.6Ah (950Wh) battery pack with Samsung INR18650-35E cells. The battery pack holds UL 2271 safety certification. Assembled by Phylion which is one of the largest battery manufacturers for ebike batteries with facilities in China, Europe and India. Samsung SDI’s Li-ion battery cells are preferred by high-end e-bike makers and companies that lead the e-bike market.

Backlit Color Display

Large practical display located in the middle of the handlebar offers real time stats such as speed, pedal assist level, battery capacity, distance traveled and current load. You can also charge your cell phone through the built-in USB connector. New for the display is the lighting sensor which atomically activates your lights when it gets dark.

Sturdy Rear Rack

Standard for Kodiak is aluminum rear rack with large bamboo platform. Rated for up to 120lbs of cargo this rack can fit any load with ease. Mounted directly on the rack is LED rear taillight with brake light functionality. Please note that this rear rack is not setup to carry child. If you plan to do so you will have to install rear wheel spoke protection.

Rigid Fork

The VoltBike Kodiak features rigid fork which offers durability under heavy load and constant and predictable steering feedback.

Step-Through Convenience

Step-through bikes are the easiest for riders to mount and dismount by simply stepping through the curved frame. VoltBike Elegant's aluminum step-through frame offers comfortable ride and is fun and enjoyable for your everyday routine.

Hydraulic Stopping Power

Voltbike Kodiak is using Tektro Auriga hydraulic front and rear disc brakes with 180mm rotors. Tektro Auriga comp disc brakes features an open system design using non-corrosive and environment-friendly mineral oil. Features dual piston design, melt forged caliper body with automatic positioning via front or rear adapters.

Simple Controls

Our redesigned cockpit includes large easy to read color LCD screen which shows all the important information like speed, battery level and current load. Get instant power with the integrated half-twist throttle with and on/off button which helps prevent accidental activation.

Now eligible for

British Columbia Specialty Use Vehicle Incentive

The Kodiak is now eligible for the Specialty Use Vehicle Incentive (SUVI) Program, designed to provide rebates on cargo e-bikes, electric motorcycles, utility trucks, and more. If qualified, you could save up to $858 CAD on your purchase of a VoltBike Kodiak. To read more about this program and the eligibility requirements, please click the link below.

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Parts Included

Our bikes ship 95% assembled with everything you’ll need to get up and running, including:

Specifications

  • Weight 76.0 lb
  • Battery 48V 19.6Ah Li-ion (950Wh) Samsung Cells. UL 2271 certified. Assembled by Phylion.
  • Battery Style Clip-on
  • Bottom Bracket Sealed cartridge, square taper, VP-BC63, 24.5mm + 154.5mm + 30mm
  • Brakes Hydraulic disc brakes front/rear Tektro Auriga HD-E350
  • Brake Lever Tektro Auriga with safety power cut
  • Chain KMC Rust Buster. 12.7mm pin to pin center. 124 links. Total length 1547.8mm.
  • Crankset Prowheel Pioneer-238AA Aluminum Alloy-6061 38T Crank, 170mm with Outer Guard
  • Derailleur Guard Rear Metal Derailleur Guard
  • Fork Rigid, 135mm dropout, 40mm offset, CrMo steel
  • Frame Type Step-Through
  • Freewheel Cassette Shimano MF-TZ500-7 Tourney Freewheel 7 Speed 14-28T
  • Front Light Spanninga Kendo+ LED 30 Lux
  • Handlebars ALLUMINUM ALLOY 31.8mm*22.2mm*680mm, 10 degree
  • Hubset Alloy 6061 Electric Motor
  • Motor 500W (750W Peak) Hub Motor
  • Motor Type Hub Motor
  • Pedals Wellgo LU-313 with reflectors
  • Rear Derailleur Shimano Acera RD-410 7 speed direct rear derailler
  • Rear Light Incandecent. Powered by the main battery and controlled from the keypad.
  • Rider Max Weight {"value":300.0,"unit":"lb"}
  • Rims 26", 36 spokes
  • Seat Velo Plush VL-6142A
  • Seat Post Promax SP-311 Aluminum 6061 Alloy, 30.4mm*300mm
  • Shifter Type Shimano Tourney TX50R6CT Thumb Shifter Plus 7-Speed
  • Spokes Rear 12G, Front 13G
  • Stem Threadless Promax MA-596 with adjustable angle 35° - 145° , 100mm x 31.8mm bar clamp
  • Tires Kenda Kiniption 26x3, Wire Bead, 60 TPI casing. Diamond shaped knob design wraps from bead to bead for sidewall protection.

Fit & Size

  • Fit Guidelines

    Choosing the right frame size is essential for ensuring comfort on your new bike, and the simplest way to approach this is by measuring your inseam. Your inseam is measured from the middle of your crotch down to your ankle bone on either leg.

    Suitable inseam range:

    < 25"     64cm
    26" 66cm
    28" 71cm
    44" 112cm
    46" 117cm
    > 47" 119cm

    Great fit with plenty of room for seat height adjustment.

    Good fit but potentially limited seat height adjustment or top tube clearence.

    Poor fit, frame is either too big or too small.

  • Sizing

    • aFrame Size: 16"
    • bStand-over Height: 28"
    • cReach: 20"
    • dTop-tube Length: 24"
    • eHandlebar Height: 43.5"-49"
    • fSeat Height: 32"-41.5"
    • gWheel Size: ⌀26"x3"
    • hWheelbase: 50"
    • iLength: 77"
    • jTop Rear Platform: 20.25"x6.5"
    • kBottom Rear Platforms: 15.5"x4.5"

Frequently asked questions

Some questions and answers are automatically generated.

How powerful is the Kodiak for hills?
Many reviewers praise the Kodiak's power on steep hills. Customers report successfully climbing challenging grades while carrying passengers (up to 310 lbs total) and cargo, often at speeds around 25 km/h without needing high assistance levels. Even riders on larger frames report the motor handles inclines well.
Will the centre kickstand support the bike safely?
One reviewer reported that the stock dual-leg centre kickstand lifted the front wheel more than 12 cm off the ground when parked on level ground with no cargo, raising stability concerns. Multiple other reviewers also mention the centre stand can flip down on its own or scrape the ground over bumps. Many customers have addressed this by adding a side stand or removing the centre stand entirely.
How many kilometres per charge?
Battery range depends on riding style and load. Reviewers report getting 50–60 km without pedalling hard, and 35 km while carrying two passengers on flat ground. One customer on a solo ride achieved 68 km on a single battery bar, while another noted a 900Wh battery provided good range for typical commutes.
Does the pedal assist work in wet weather?
One reviewer who used the bike daily for a year noted that the pedal assist sensor stopped working in rain almost immediately after purchase, and reported that friends with VoltBikes experienced the same issue. This appears to be a recurring concern among long-term owners.
Are the stock brakes reliable?
The Kodiak comes with hydraulic disc brakes. One experienced owner reported brake pad wear around 1500 km or less, with rotors worn beyond spec; the brake light/motor cutoff feature sometimes got stuck, requiring the lever to be flicked to restore power. Other reviewers mention loud squealing and hissing from the brakes, though they generally function well.
How do the stock Kenda tires perform?
Most reviewers report the plus-size Kenda 26x3" tires perform well with no punctures over hundreds of kilometres, and handle rough ground and packed snow. One reviewer experienced a pinch flat after 4000 km on low pressure and noted the rear tire was completely worn by that point; another mentioned the tires are comfortable at lower pressures but risk rim damage if too low.
Is the Kodiak suitable for carrying children?
The product description states the rear rack is not configured for carrying children and wheel spoke protection is required if you do. In practice, many reviewers successfully carry one or two children on the rear with custom additions like padded seats, foot guards, or monkey bars. Children generally enjoy the ride, though one reviewer noted the factory foot rests sit too low for younger riders.
Is suspension needed for comfort?
Multiple reviewers wish the bike had front shocks or suspension. Several note feeling every bump and crack on the road, and one rider said they could not feel their hands after their first ride on rough ground. However, most conclude the bike is still good value without suspension for casual riding.
How easy is assembly out of the box?
Reviewers consistently report quick and easy assembly, typically taking 15–30 minutes. Several praise the clear YouTube tutorials on VoltBike's website and the minimal work required. One reviewer noted assembly took a couple of hours when adding handlebars, pedals, and foot rests, but called it straightforward.
How does the bike handle with a heavy load?
The Kodiak is designed for cargo. Reviewers report it handles two passengers plus groceries or gear smoothly, though one noted there is a learning curve when riding with heavy weight on the back before handling feels smooth and natural.

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