Rambo Krusader 3.0

A MIDWEST FAVORITE! The Krusader 3.0 is the original all-wheel-drive bike in the fat tire hunting world and it just keeps getting better! Equipped with two 500w motors, this bike has the power of a 1000w bike, but disperses it between both wheels. This bike has been one of the top sellers for 4 years running. This is a fan favorite of hunters in the Midwest. Since the Krusader 3.0 is the Midwest hunting workhorse, it comes with the equipment to match. You will find an AWD-specific LCD, showcasing battery level, trip, run time, speed, wheel engagement, and RPM per motor. New for 2024, the Krusader 3.0 comes standard with an integrated rear rack, full HD front and rear fenders, and the LED custom headlight. Other notable improvements include adding a custom drive system and headlight switches that are handlebar mounted for easy adjustments!


Step-Thru Frame with Dual Motors
The Step-Thru frame lowers the top tube significantly, making it much easier to mount and dismount the bike. This design is especially beneficial for shorter riders or those with limited mobility, as it eliminates the need to swing a leg over a high frame. The step-thru design often results in a lower center of gravity, making the bike more stable and easier to handle, especially for new or intermediate riders. This is particularly helpful in an all-wheel-drive e-bike, where high power demands precise control.

AWD Capability
Dual Motor Output: With 500W motors on both the front and rear wheels, this setup provides a total output of up to 1000W. Traction Control: By toggling between front, rear, or dual-motor drive, you can adapt to various terrains. Using both motors provides the best traction on rough or loose surfaces, while using a single motor conserves battery on flat, easy terrain. With motors on both wheels, the bike can tackle steep inclines much more effectively than a single-motor e-bike. Even under challenging conditions, like loose gravel or wet surfaces, the dual-motor setup helps maintain traction and stability. Enhanced Control and Versatility On The Fly Power: The ability to toggle between front-wheel drive (FWD), rear-wheel drive (RWD), and all-wheel drive (AWD) allows you to adapt the bike's power delivery. FWD might help in light sand or snow for more stability, while RWD generally provides a familiar bike feel.