ICE Full Fat (E-Assist) vs Puckipuppy HuskyFull Fat (E-Assist) vs Husky
Both checked Sep 2026 against manufacturer pages
Key differences
What actually differs
Both fold.
Rider limit
Only ICE publishes one
ICE
275 lb
Puckipuppy
Not published
We can't confirm Puckipuppy's rider limit.
Battery
Puckipuppy has 33% more
ICE
630 Wh
Puckipuppy
~835 Wh
Puckipuppy figure calculated from 48V × 17.4Ah.
Top speed
ICE is 0.5 mph faster
ICE
15.5 mph
Puckipuppy
15 mph
Both are Class 2 speeds.
Verdict
Which one for you
- Heavier ridersICE Full Fat (E-Assist)The only one with a published rider limit (275 lb).
- Longest ridesPuckipuppy HuskyLarger battery. Both range claims are the brand's, not tested.
Full specs
Side by side
SpecICE Full Fat (E-Assist)Puckipuppy Husky
Fit
Step-over height
Not published by brand
13.4″
Rider height
X-seam 37"-50" (940-1270mm)
5′0″–6′2″
Seat height
16.5" (420mm)
31.5" (min) - 40.2" (max)
Rider limit
275 lbBetter
Not published by brand
Total load
Not published by brand
500 lb
Seats
Not published by brand
1 rider
Motor
Rated power
—
750W
Peak power
Not published by brand
960W
Torque
85 Nm
Not published by brand
Battery
Capacity
630 Wh
~835 WhBetter
Voltage and amp-hours
36V · 17.5Ah
48V · 17.4Ah
Battery weight
7 lb
Not published by brand
Range and speed
Claimed range
Not published by brand
45 ~ 60 miles
Top speed
15.5 mph
15 mph
Size and folding
Folds
Yes
Yes
Weight
Not published by brand
110.7 lb
Wheels
26 in (all three wheels)
20.0" x 4.0" Fat tires
Brakes and drivetrain
Brakes
Disc brakes; drum brakes on high-end example
Hydraulic Disc Brakes, 3 x 160mm
Parking brake
Not published by brand
Yes
Gears
Entry: 8-speed derailleur, Shimano 11-32 cassette, bar-end shifters; option Rohloff…
7-speed Shimano
Rear differential
Not published by brand
Yes
Comfort and safety
Suspension
Rear suspension, 4" (100mm) travel
80mm non-Adjustable front suspension fork + seat shock absorber
Certifications
Not published by brand
UL 2849 by SGS; IPX6 (whole bike), battery IPX7
List price
Price
$10,059
$1,699.99Better
"Better" marks the stronger figure where one clearly exists. Range and battery claims are the brand's own. "~" means we calculated it. "—" means we haven't checked it yet. Sources and any conflicting figures are on each model page.