With a brand name in common with the greatest outdoor survivor in movie history, it’s no surprise that Rambo Bikes are designed by, and made to be used by, outdoors enthusiasts. Most of the models are made with adventure in mind, to get off of the pavement and onto everything from dirt trails to sand, mud, or snow.

These are electric bikes that are designed to go off of the beaten path. As the company says, “we didn’t invent the e-bike, we just perfected it”, which is especially true as to their special focus on off-roads uses of powerful electric bikes.

Fat-tired monsters with or without suspension in a variety of styles, Rambo Bikes are heavy-duty machines, with an emphasis on heavy. They do have some styles that are slimmer and more attuned to city commuting needs, but a Rambo Bike definitely isn’t your folding, super-compact e-bike that’s fit for multi-modal public transit use.

You probably won’t want to do much lugging of a Rambo up elevators or stairs, or onto buses or trains. The ideal uses for a Rambo e-bike are a world away from all of that, with the only tracks being single-track dirt trails when you’re on your way to getting further away from cars and buses and roads altogether.