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500W
80Nm
80-100+ km
32km/h
280lbs

VOLTBIKE

Mariner

Mariner

Experience a seamless and enjoyable ride with the Mariner. Designed with a convenient step-through frame and a sleek, foldable design, this bike offers effortless maneuverability. This bike is propelled by a powerful 500w (750W peak) motor. 

The latest version features a powerful 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung Li-ion battery, upgraded color LCD screen and comes equipped with metal fenders and a sturdy rear rack. All the fun of the Yukon 750 but in a smaller, foldable frame. 

The Mariner is currently out of stock. Expected in September
Regular price $1,799.00 CAD
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Overview

500W Pure Power

BAFANG is the world’s biggest manufacturer of hub motors for e-bikes. VoltBike Mariner 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.

Long Range Battery

VoltBike Mariner is using 48v 20Ah (960Wh) battery pack with Samsung INR18650-35E cells. The battery pack is assembled by Phylion which is one of the largest battery manufacturers for eBike batteries with facilities in China, Europe and India.

Extra Smooth Ride

Voltbike Mariner comes standard with lockout suspension Mozo FatMan-20 which can handle up to 5.2 inches wide tire. Designed for quick release axles and bolt on axles. 135mm dropout, 32mm stanchions, 210mm steerer tube, 90mm travel. Weight is only 7lbs.

Sturdy Rear Rack and Mudguards

VoltBike Mariner comes standard with rigid metal fenders which can sustain the highest abuse on the trail. Also comes with rear rack which features extra wide tubing so you can carry more load compared to our rivals.

Puncture Resistant Fat Tire

Fat tire bikes provide improved grip and traction on the most troublesome terrain by adding extra contact surface. Voltbike Mariner comes with puncture resistant tires Kenda Juggernaut K-Shield. Reflective liners are adding extra visibility at night.

Hydraulic Stopping Power

Voltbike Mariner 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.

Always Visible

Mariner is equipped with a high lumen front LED light with a consistent, well-focused beam pattern. Rear LED light powered using the main battery pack. Features brake light functionality that is activated any time the brakes are applied. Reflective tire liner ensures you are visible from the side.

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.

Easy to Fold

Mariner can be easily folded to fit anywhere and also saves space at home wherever you choose to store it! When folded it measures at only 45"x26"x19" (length x height x width).

Extremely Customizable

Customize your Mariner with over 20 VoltBike certified accessories. Choose a top tube bag to carry your cell phone or pannier bag to carry bigger cargo. Add front rack on your bike to carry even more load.

Parts Included

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

Specifications

  • Weight 68.0 lb
  • Battery 48V 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung Li-ion
  • Battery Style Slide-on
  • Bottom Bracket Neco 910, 23.5mm + 120mm + 23.5mm
  • Brakes Hydraulic disc brakes front/rear Tektro Auriga HD-E500
  • Brake Lever Wuxing 108PDD+BS108 with safety power cut
  • Chain KMC Rust Buster
  • Crankset Aluminum Alloy-6061 52T Crank, 165mm with Outer Guard
  • Derailleur Guard Rear Metal Derailleur Guard
  • Fork Mozo Fatman-20 with 80-120mm travel
  • Frame Type Step-Through
  • Freewheel Cassette Sunrace M2 Freewheel Super-Low 7 Speed 13-34T
  • Hubset Alloy 6061 Electric Motor
  • Motor 48v 500W Hub Motor Bafang
  • Motor Type Hub Motor
  • Pedals Wellgo F-265T Folding Pedals
  • Rear Derailleur Shimano Acera RD-410 7 speed direct rear derailler
  • Rider Max Weight {"value":280.0,"unit":"lb"}
  • Rims 20 inch with 36 spokes
  • Seat Velo VL-8020E
  • Seat Post Promax SP-252 Aluminum 6061 Alloy, 27.2mm*350mm
  • Shifter Type Shimano Tourney TX50R6CT Thumb Shifter Plus 7-Speed
  • Stem Aluminum Alloy SVMONO SM-A150-8R, diameter 28.6mm, bore: 25.4mm, weight: 520g
  • Tires Kenda Krusade K1188 20x4, Wire Bead
  • 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
    42" 107cm
    44" 112cm
    > 45" 114cm

    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: 17"
    • bStand-over Height: 15"
    • cReach: 18"
    • dTop-tube Length: 22"
    • eHandlebar Height: 43.5"-49"
    • fSeat Height: 31.5"-40"
    • gWheel Size: ⌀20"x4"
    • hWheelbase: 45.5"
    • iLength: 69.5"
    • jRear-Rack Dimensions: L13"xW6"
    • kFolded Dimensions: L38"xW24"xH29"

Frequently asked questions

Some questions and answers are automatically generated.

Is the step-through frame good for shorter riders?
Many reviewers praise the step-through design for easy mounting, and several specifically mention it suits shorter riders well. However, one reviewer at 5'0" found the bike slightly too large and may have needed to resell. Most positive feedback comes from older adults and those 5'3" and above who found it the right size for them.
How comfortable is the standard seat?
Several reviewers mention the seat is uncomfortable and upgrading to a cushier aftermarket option significantly improves comfort. Multiple owners report purchasing replacement seats as a worthwhile upgrade. The factory seat appears to be a common point of dissatisfaction that is easily remedied.
Does the bike fold compactly for transport?
Yes, reviewers consistently report the foldable design works well for travel. One owner successfully stores it in an 85 VW Vanagon, and several mention taking it on camping trips and vacations. The compact size when folded is frequently highlighted as a key advantage.
How does the bike handle hills and terrain?
Reviewers report strong hill-climbing ability and reliable performance on varied terrain. Multiple owners describe climbing steep hills with battery assist, and several praise the fat tires for stable handling on both roads and gravel. One reviewer who took it through two National Parks in New Brunswick noted impressive battery life during extended climbing.
How long does the battery last per charge?
Most reviewers report excellent battery performance. One owner noted she charges every two days despite heavy use, and another praised the battery life after climbing big hills. Multiple reviewers mention taking 50+ km rides on a single charge with battery still remaining.
Is it suitable for older adults or less active riders?
Yes; many reviewers are 65+ years old and praise the bike's ease of use and accessibility. Multiple seniors mention gaining confidence and riding further than they had in years. The step-through frame, upright posture, and independent throttle make it well-suited for riders with limited pedaling ability.
How much assembly is required out of the box?
Assembly is minimal. Reviewers report the bike arrives 99% assembled with the battery pre-charged. Most say it takes about 10 minutes to set up the handlebars and install the pedals, with the included manual and online videos making the process straightforward.
Is the throttle reliable for hands-free operation?
One recent reviewer with a medical condition requiring hands-free throttle use reports their motor failed and cable melted within a year when using the throttle without pedaling. They were told by the shop that the bike requires pedaling to function reliably, contradicting the advertised independent throttle feature. This is an isolated but concerning report.
How powerful is the acceleration and top speed?
Reviewers describe the bike as having strong "get-up-and-go" with quick takeoff. Several note it "takes off like a bullet" and has "lots of power." A few mention there is a slight delay in acceleration that becomes a learning curve after initial use. Overall, power and speed capability are frequently praised.
Can I use accessories from other VoltBike models?
Likely not; one reviewer who owns both a Mariner and Yukon 750 reports that pannier bags and phone cases purchased for the Yukon do not fit the Mariner due to design differences. It is worth checking compatibility before purchasing add-on accessories designed for larger models.