Why choose fatbikeklaar.nl?

We specialize in tunable fatbikes and parts. Over 500 happy customers have gone before you. Fast delivery, sharp prices, and customer service that truly thinks along with you.

Can I have my fatbike tuned by you?

Our fatbikes are tunable, and we also supply individual parts to upgrade your fatbike. Please note: tuning is only permitted on private property, not on public roads.

Is a fatbike still legal?

Yes, a fatbike that complies with current regulations (max. 25 km/h pedal assist and a 250W motor) is fully legal on public roads. Tuned models may only be used on private property.

What are the new fatbike rules for 2026?

As of 2026, stricter rules apply around age, helmet requirements, and vehicle specifications. Check our information page for the latest details.

Do you need a driver’s license for a fatbike?

You don’t need a driver’s license for a regular fatbike with pedal assist up to 25 km/h. You do for tuned models above that limit. Keep in mind those are only allowed on private property.

A fatbike is comfortable, fast, and ready for any terrain, from city streets to the beach. Ideal for commuting and for fun. And with our tunable models, you get even more out of it.

Do you need a helmet on a fatbike?

A helmet is strongly recommended for your own safety. From 2026, a helmet requirement will be introduced for certain fatbike categories.

Can I derestrict my QMWheel V20 Cross?

Yes. With the derestrictable controller with the red motor plug (21A, 500W) your V20 Cross goes up to 45 km/h instead of 25 km/h. The plugs fit the original wiring exactly, so you can install it yourself. Riding derestricted is only allowed on private property.

How fast does a derestricted V20 Cross go?

With the derestrictable controller the V20 Cross reaches up to 45 km/h. As standard it is limited to 25 km/h pedal assist. Riding above 25 km/h is only allowed on private property, not on public roads.

How fast does the Ouxi GT2000 go when derestricted?

Derestricted, the GT2000 reaches up to 60 km/h, both on the throttle and on the pedal assist. Limited, it does 6 km/h on the throttle and 25 km/h on the pedal assist. The derestricted mode is intended for private property.

What does the kill switch on the GT2000 do?

The kill switch lets you switch between limited and derestricted riding yourself. It is included as standard, so there is nothing extra to order. Only switch it over on private property.

What does derestricting a fatbike cost?

A derestrictable controller costs from 98 euro for the V20 family and the Ouxi models, and 179 euro for the GT2000. Fitting it yourself usually takes less than half an hour. Not sure which part fits your fatbike?

Can I tune an Ouxi C80 Mini or QMWheel V20 Mini?

No. The Ouxi C80 Mini, C63 Mini and the QMWheel V20 Mini cannot be tuned. There is no tunable controller or tunable display for these models; they stay limited to 25 km/h. Do you want to tune after all? Then have a look at the Ouxi C80, V8 or GT2000 and the QMWheel V20 or V20 Pro.

Ouxi GT2000 Orange | 250W Limited or Tunable to 60 km/h

Restricted or derestricted? You choose.

Restricted — public roads

Throttle: 6 km/h
Pedal assist: 25 km/h

This is how it ships by default, and it keeps you within the rules on public roads.

Derestricted — private property

Throttle: 60 km/h
Pedal assist: 60 km/h

The full 2000 W. Intended for private property or a track only.

Riding derestricted is only permitted on private property.

Product information

Benefits

Tunable up to 60 km/h
Throttle to max 6 km/h
Range up to 100 km

The Ouxi GT2000 in orange comes in two versions and two delivery options. Prices start at €1,498.

Version: Restricted (250W)
A 250 W motor with pedal assist up to 25 km/h. This version is immediately legal on public roads — there is nothing to modify or tune.

Version: Tunable
This version is supplied with the 6 km/h throttle and the included killswitch. With that killswitch you switch between two modes yourself:

Restricted: throttle 6 km/h, pedal assist 25 km/h
Tuned: throttle and pedal assist up to 60 km/h

Riding tuned is only permitted on private property. On public roads pedal assist up to 25 km/h is the maximum — so always set the killswitch to restricted there.

Delivery: Boxed
The bike arrives in its box and you assemble it yourself. This is the cheapest option, €100 less.

Delivery: Assembled
We build the bike for you, so you receive it ready to ride. €100 surcharge.

Ouxi GT2000 – Orange: stand out in traffic and decide for yourself how fast you go

The Ouxi GT2000 in orange runs on 24 inch wheels with 24 x 4.0 inch off-road tyres. Underneath sits a 250 W motor and a 48V / 30Ah battery, 1440 Wh in total. You choose between two versions. Restricted (250W) does 25 km/h pedal assist and may be used on public roads just like that. Tunable comes with a 6 km/h throttle and a killswitch, and reaches up to 60 km/h on private property.

In practice it comes down to being seen, braking in time and tuning responsibly. You order from FatbikeKlaar.nl; the same bike is available via FatbikeKlaar.be in Belgium and via FatbikeKlaar.com in English.

Why the GT2000 is a good choice

Performance

Motor: 250 W nominal, pedal assist up to 25 km/h.
Battery: 48V / 30Ah, 1440 Wh in total.
Range: 80 km on average, 60 km with heavy assist, 100 km with light assist.
Charging time: 5 to 6 hours.
Brakes: hydraulic disc brakes, easy to modulate precisely.
Wheels: 24 inch with 24 x 4.0 inch off-road tyres.

Safety and the law

With 250 W and 25 km/h pedal assist the GT2000 counts as an ordinary bicycle. No driving licence, no helmet requirement, no registration plate. Restricted (250W) meets that straight away. If you ride Tunable, you may only take it onto the road in the restricted setting. A bright colour helps, but it does not replace lighting: check your lamps before dark.

The GT2000 in practice

Comfort and riding position

The frame size is 85 cm, with a high frame entry. That is 10 cm more frame than the V20 Pro, so you sit higher and look out over the traffic. The bike suits heights from 150 to 200 cm and is meant for 1 person. It carries 150 kg and weighs 34 kg itself.

Battery and charging

1440 Wh takes you 80 km on average. Heavy assist, a headwind or frequent stops turn that into 60 km. Ride economically and you get 100 km. Charging takes 5 to 6 hours. So plan a long ride around 60 km.

Tuning: what is possible and what is allowed

If you choose Tunable, you get a 6 km/h throttle and a killswitch for two settings. Restricted: pedal assist 25 km/h, throttle 6 km/h as walk assist. Tuned: throttle and pedal assist up to 60 km/h. You do not need to check the plug colour; that rule only applies to the V20 family. If you bought Restricted, you can tune later with the separate GT2000 controller.

Tuned riding is only allowed on private or enclosed property; on public roads a maximum of 25 km/h pedal assist applies. So set the killswitch to restricted before you ride off the kerb. At 60 km/h your braking distance is many times longer. More in our blog about tuning the GT2000 and with the tuning kits.

Service, warranty and delivery

You get a 3 year warranty on the frame and 1 year on the battery and moving parts. Choose Boxed and you assemble it yourself; Assembled arrives ready to ride. Order before 23:59 and the bike is delivered in the Netherlands the next day. We deliver to Belgium and Germany as well. All variants are in stock.

Parts and accessories for the GT2000

Controller: the Ouxi GT2000 controller Tunable (60 km/h), 5 cables, with alarm, fits the GT2000 only.
Lighting: extra headlights and rear lights are in fatbike lighting.
Brakes: parts for your hydraulic brake system belong with fast riding.
Locks: a bike that stands out is noticed by thieves too; choose a sturdy fatbike lock.

The GT2000 compared with our other fatbikes

GT2000 versus QMWheel V20 Pro

The QMWheel V20 Pro runs on 20 inch wheels, has 720 Wh and covers 60 km on average. The GT2000 has 24 inch, 1440 Wh and 80 km on average. The V20 Pro does have 7 Shimano gears and carries 2 people with a rear seat. Tuned it reaches 45 km/h with a red motor plug, 32 km/h with a black one. Both bikes weigh 34 kg.

GT2000 versus Ouxi C80 Family Edition

The Ouxi C80 Family Edition is the family bike: 20 inch, frame size 75 cm, 36 kg, for 2 people with an optional rear seat. It is delivered restricted to 25 km/h; tuning up to 45 km/h runs via a separate controller or display. Its 720 Wh battery covers 60 km on average.

GT2000 versus Ouxi V8 Ultra Max

The Ouxi V8 Ultra Max has two removable batteries of 1440 Wh together and covers 120 km on average, with free accessories and a maintenance kit. It weighs 40 kg, runs on 20 inch and goes up to 50 km/h when tuned. The GT2000 is 6 kg lighter and has bigger wheels.

The GT2000 also comes in black and green. The technology and versions are the same; orange makes you most visible on the road.

Advice and product finder

Torn between Restricted and Tunable? The product finder shows which tunable part belongs to which model. Questions about the law, warranty or maintenance are answered in the frequently asked questions. Or send a WhatsApp to 06 82090642.

Ordering the GT2000 at FatbikeKlaar

Choose your version: Restricted (250W) for riding legally straight away, or Tunable with throttle and killswitch. Then choose your delivery: Boxed or Assembled. Have a look at our other fatbikes as well.

Frequently asked questions about the GT2000

Do I need a driving licence or a helmet for the GT2000?

No. Restricted, and Tunable in the restricted setting, is an ordinary e-bike with 25 km/h pedal assist. A driving licence, helmet and registration plate are not required.

How far do I get on a full battery?

On average 80 km on 1440 Wh. With heavy assist or a headwind 60 km is realistic; riding economically gives 100 km. Charging takes 5 to 6 hours.

May I ride tuned on public roads?

No, only on private or enclosed property. On the road you set the killswitch to restricted: 25 km/h pedal assist and 6 km/h throttle. That way you stand out through your colour, not your speed.

What about warranty and maintenance?

3 years on the frame, 1 year on the battery and moving parts. Check the brake pads and tyre pressure regularly, certainly if you ride tuned.

Do I have to assemble the GT2000 myself?

That is up to you. Boxed you assemble at home; Assembled arrives ready to ride. If you want to tune later, you connect the controller with 5 cables.

Those orange accents

the orange accents really finish it off.

Found exactly what I wanted

Exactly what I was looking for

Confidence on gravel

The wide off-road tyres give plenty of confidence on gravel.

Tough and lovely to ride

Rides beautifully and looks tough.

Ready right away

Ordered it assembled and it was ready to use right away.

Son is happy with it

My son is really happy with it. The saddle is a bit high for him.

Safe braking

Hydraulic brakes, that feels safe

Limited again

Got it for our own land. With the kill switch you set it back to limited for the public road.

What a beauty

what a lovely bike.

Sturdy frame

Feels really sturdy.

Arrived without a scratch

Arrived in good nick without any scratches.

Rarely on the charger

I ride it a long way before it has to go on the charger again.

Definitely recommended

Really recommended. The box was a bit battered on arrival though.

Easy to read

You can read everything easily on the screen.

Does what it should

It does what it should do

Assembly went fine

Ordered it boxed, the assembly went fine.

A dirt bike as well

Looks like a dirt bike, everyone stares at it.

Bumps soaked up

You barely notice bumps thanks to those fat tyres.

A good choice

Looking back it was a very good choice. We were still in two minds about the black one, but this orange really stands out on our street and my son thinks it is brilliant.

Ouxi GT2000 - Orange | Restricted 250W or Tunable to 60 km/h

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