Goat Power Bikes Mini Goat Review: A 72V Beast

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back! Today I am looking at an insanely epic ebike from Goat Power Bikes—the Mini Goat. I’ve had this bike for a few months, and with the updated controllers and motors, this thing is bulletproof. It feels like a mini motorcycle with a low seating position, making it perfect for ripping around the streets.

This “Mini” Goat is actually huge on power. It features a giant direct drive motor pushed by a massive 57-amp controller. But the real star is the battery system—you can get it with a 72V battery in 30Ah, 40Ah, or 50Ah configurations, and even add a 20Ah tank battery on top. That is a mind-blowing amount of range for a bike this size.

Performance & Speed Tests

I put the Mini Goat through the usual gauntlet: 0-20 acceleration, hill climbs, and top speed runs. With the starting strength set to 5 (the max), I hit 0-20 mph in just 4.12 seconds. To see how that acceleration stacks up against other bikes I’ve tested, check out the Leaderboards.

It’s not just about acceleration though; this bike obliterates hills. On my Steep Hill Climb Test, it held 17 mph continuously, which is impressive for a direct drive motor.

As for Top Speed? On flat ground, I averaged about 47 mph. However, because the free-spinning wheel speed goes up to 80+ mph, I was able to pick up serious speed going downhill—hitting over 50 mph with ease. The stability at these speeds is phenomenal thanks to the low center of gravity and 16-inch mag wheels.

Ride Quality & Features

The ride quality is surprisingly smooth. It sports an inverted dual-crown fork up front and a Fast Ace adjustable shock in the rear. Combined with the dense frame and centralized battery weight, the bike feels planted and secure, especially when cornering. It’s truly a “street ripper” that handles like a dream.

One of the best aspects is how quiet it is. The sine-wave controller makes the motor whisper-quiet; all I hear is the wind. Plus, it comes loaded with street features like bright turn signals, a loud horn, hazard lights, and high/low beam headlights. It’s ready for the road right out of the box.

• Motor: Direct Drive with 57A Controller (~4800W Peak)
• Battery: 72V System (Up to 70Ah Total Capacity Available)
• Top Speed: ~47 MPH (See Leaderboards)
• Suspension: Adjustable Inverted Fork & Fast Ace Rear Shock
• Brakes: 4-Piston Hydraulic Disc (180mm Front / 203mm Rear Rotors)

Who is this Bike For?

If you are looking for a long-range commuter that can keep up with traffic, this is it. The ability to hit 40-45 mph means I’m not getting pushed to the curb by cars, and the massive battery options mean range anxiety is a thing of the past.

It’s also great for smaller riders due to the lower seat height (approx 29 inches), but taller riders can grab a seat riser. Whether you are commuting or just looking for a fun, stable joyride, the Mini Goat delivers insane value.

Final Verdict

The Goat Power Bikes Mini Goat is a unique beast. It combines the aesthetics of a mini-moto with the practicality of a high-performance ebike. With its robust build, massive power potential, and excellent handling, it is one of the most fun bikes I’ve reviewed this year.

Summary

From the powerful direct drive motor to the fully adjustable suspension and 16-inch mag wheels, the Mini Goat is built for durability and speed. It’s a heavy bike, but that weight works in its favor to keep you glued to the road.

Check out the link below to see the current pricing and configurations!

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