Who Has the Best Hunting Bikes: Birch or Rambo?

When you’re in the market looking for a specific product, it’s vital to check out different companies and understand their product, story, and mission to know what you’re investing in. When you go with Birch, you join a band of rebels, riders, and hunters, all with the incessant urge to explore the wild. Our tenacious spirit is forged into our bikes, embuing models like the Birch Grolar electric hunting bike with the will of a rampaging beast. 

But do we really have the best hunting bikes on the market? Compared to veterans like the Rambo hunting electric bike, the Grolar’s just a mere rookie in the field. But let’s have the numbers do the talking as we place our bikes head to head, comparing models like our Grolar against the Rambo Krusader 3.0. Keep reading to find out where to place your bets: the Birch Grolar or the Krusader 3.0 Rambo electric hunting bike. 

Gear Up: Birch Grolar vs. Rambo Krusader 3.0 

Features	Birch Grolar	Rambo Krusader 3.0
Motor	Dual 750W motors	Dual 500W motors
Battery	48V 25Ah, 1200Wh	48V 15Ah, 720Wh
Brakes	180mm dual-piston hydraulic brakes	Logan 4 piston 203/180mm
Tires	26" x 4" puncture-proof tires	24" x 4" anti-puncture
Torque	160Nm	140Nm
Payload	400 lbs	300 lbs
Range	85 miles for pedal assist, 45 miles for throttle	48 miles on standard battery, 65 miles w/ 20Ah upgrade
Speed	20-28 mph	>28 mph
Price	$2,499	$3,749.99–$3,999.99
Cargo	Front and rear racks	Rear rack

Diving Into the Specs

Motor Power

The driving force behind your electric off-road bike determines the obstacles you can conquer. The Birch Grolar has dual 750W motors, allowing you to dominate the summits compared to the Rambo Krusader 3.0 dual 500W motors. This extra power in the Grolar packs more punch when needed, like cruising over steep hills or powering through challenging terrain. 

Battery Life

The battery is your off-road electric bike’s fuel tank, determining how far you can ride before you need to recharge. The Grolar boosts a 48V 25Ah battery with 1200Wh capacity, compared to the Krusader’s 48V 15Ah battery with 720Wh. This significant difference allows you to travel further and charge less frequently when you’re out in the wild, letting you explore those hard-to-reach spots. 

Brakes

Both the Grolar and the Krusader feature high-quality brakes, ensuring you can stop on a dime when needed. The Grolar’s 180mm dual-piston system and the Krusader’s Logan 4-piston 180mm setup both offer excellent stopping power. It’s reassuring to know that whether you’re descending a steep hill or need to halt suddenly, these brakes have got your back. 

Tires

The Grolar rolls with 26” x 4” puncture-proof tires, while the Krusader features 24” x 4” anti-puncture tires. The Grolar’s 2-inch advantage provides more momentum per revolution, better traction, and more stability—to name a few factors. For increased comfort, mobility, and flexibility, the Grolar’s enlarged tires offer better benefits for riders who want to go harder and faster. And with protection against flats, you can focus on the hunt without worrying about tire troubles. 

Torque and Payload

With 160Nm of torque compared to the Krusader’s 140Nm, the Grolar offers more grit for challenging situations. This, combined with its higher payload capacity that exceeds the Krusader’s by 100 pounds, means that the Grolar can handle heavier loads with ease. With more torque for scaling peaks and quicker acceleration, the Grolar is a more versatile hunting e-bike.

Range and Speed

The Grolar offers up to 85 miles of pedal assistance or 45 miles on throttle alone. The Krusader provides 48 miles on its standard battery or 65 miles with a battery upgrade, though it’s unknown whether this range is for throttle or pedal assistance. In terms of speed, the electric hunting bikes are equally matched with both topping out at 28 mph. 

Cargo 

When it comes to electric bikes for hunting, having a vehicle with multiple cargo racks optimizes the amount of gear you can carry. While you can also find accessories like gun mounts and trailers to store your equipment, having both a front and rear rack increases your immediate carrying options like backpacks, helmets, and more. The Grolar features both a front and a rear rack, unlike the Krusader, which features just a rear rack. 

Birch vs. Rambo: Who Has the Best Hunting Bikes? 

When it comes to conquering the great outdoors, both Birch and Rambo empower hunters to explore with their hunting electric bikes. But when it comes to choosing between the Birch Grolar and the Rambo Krusader 3.0, it’s clear that the Grolar takes the lead! 

The cherry on top? The Grolar’s superior features at significantly lower prices! With over a thousand dollars saved, you can access superior quality at affordable prices. With dual 750W motors, robust torque, and long-lasting battery life, you’re ready for any challenge.  

Choosing Birch isn't just a purchase – it's a bold declaration. It says you're not content with the status quo. You demand more from your gear, more from your adventures, and more from yourself. You're ready to push boundaries, explore further, and hunt smarter.

So, are you ready to evolve? Are you prepared to leave the old ways behind and embrace the future of hunting? The wilderness is calling, and with Birch, you're not just answering – you're leading the charge.