Unleashing the Wild: My Muddy Dance with the PU3 Dual-Motor Off-Road Beast

On a chilly weekend morning, my blood was already boiling. Before me stood not an ordinary commuter bike, but a beast poised to pounce—the flagship of the PU3 series, the PU366 high-performance electric mountain bike.

As a seasoned outdoor riding enthusiast, I've experienced countless types of two-wheeled vehicles. But today, I was looking for a new kind of thrill, somewhere between a traditional mountain bike and a heavy motorcycle. I needed speed, power, and the confidence to conquer unknown terrain. The PU366 was the answer I was searching for.

The PU366 poised for action on rugged terrain.

Dual-Core Drive: Redefining "High Power"

Stepping onto the seat and unlocking the vehicle via NFC, the dashboard instantly illuminated. The core secret of this bike lies hidden in its front and rear wheel hubs—it's a true dual-motor electric bike.

"The raw torque from the dual motors made this high-powered e-bike feel like it was traversing flat ground."

The PU366 is equipped with 1000W motors at both the front and rear, meaning its total power reaches an astonishing 2000W. On city streets, this might just be a number; but here and now, on this gravel slope, it's absolute dominance.

I took a deep breath and twisted the throttle. Without the slightest hesitation, a tremendous surge of acceleration hit me. Unlike a typical single-motor e-bike that gently assists you, it roars forward like a wild horse.

Facing the steep dirt slope with an incline of nearly 30 degrees, I didn't even need to switch the Shimano 7-speed gearbox much. The rear wheel dug into the soft mud, seeking traction, while the front wheel simultaneously provided powerful traction. The four-wheel-drive-like climbing experience made me want to shout excitedly inside my helmet.

A Clash of Speed and Passion

Reaching the top of the hill, a wide, hard-surface forest trail stretched before me. It was time to test its capabilities as a fast electric bike.

In pure electric mode, I continuously accelerated. The speedometer jumped rapidly: 30, 40, 50… eventually stabilizing at around 55 km/h. This speed might be ordinary on paved roads, but on the bumpy forest trail, the feeling of exhilaration was amplified infinitely.

The trees on both sides rushed past, the wind whistling in my ears. This adrenaline-pumping thrill made me momentarily feel as if I wasn't riding a bicycle, but a lightweight off-road electric motorcycle.

Riding swiftly through forest trails.

The Confidence to Control Everything

However, even the highest speed is meaningless if it cannot be controlled. The PU366's handling configuration also impressed me.

As we approached a sharp bend and a rocky area at 50 km/h, I instinctively slammed on the brakes. The front and rear hydraulic disc brakes provided extremely linear and powerful braking force, precisely slowing the tires just before they locked up, allowing me to confidently cut into the corner.

At the same time, the dual front and rear suspension system played a crucial role. Combined with the massive 24x4.0-inch wide off-road tires, they greedily devoured every uneven surface. Whether it was exposed tree roots or sharp rocks, the vibrations transmitted to my wrists and spine were softened into an acceptable road feel. This feeling of soaring over obstacles on a magic carpet was irresistible.

Conquering rocky terrain with ease.

Conclusion: More Than Just Riding, It's Conquest

After two hours of muddy riding, I returned to the starting point, my bike covered in glorious mud. The large-capacity 48V/25Ah battery still showed its remaining charge, proving that the official 60-70km pure electric range was no exaggeration.

The PU366 is more than just an electric bicycle; it's an off-road weapon that can greatly expand your exploration radius. It perfectly blends the agility of a mountain bike with the explosive power of a motocross bike. If, like me, you're tired of the mundane paved roads and yearn to unleash your inner passion in the wilderness, then this dual-motor beast is definitely worth experiencing firsthand.