The A-Spadz CAVET Air Brings Retro Fat Tire Style to German Streets, Now €200 Off With Free Delivery 

A-Spadz Deals for German Riders

We checked the A-Spadz EU store on October 14, 2026. Prices are in euros, and the site comes in German, English, Dutch, French, and Italian.

Here is the neat part. The CAVET Air alone is €1,099, one euro short of the €1,100 line. Add the €65 front rack, and your cart hits €1,164. The €50 comes off, and you pay €1,114 for the bike plus a rack. That rack costs you just €15 in the end.

No end date is shown for the Prime Day offer, so it may not last.

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Key Features at a Glance

These specs come from the CAVET Air product page.

A 748.8 Wh battery is big for a bike at this price. That is the number that gives you long weekend rides along the Rhine without range worry. The double-crown fork and 4-inch tyres soak up cobblestones, which you will meet in plenty of German old towns.

Three A-Spadz Picks and Why They Stand Out

1. CAVET Air: The Best-Selling Choice

€1,099 (regular €1,299). A-Spadz tags this one as its best seller and calls it an all-terrain bike. The retro moped look turns heads, but the parts list is what sells it. Hydraulic brakes with 180 mm rotors stop a heavy fat tyre bike with less hand effort than cable brakes. The 180 kg load limit covers a rider plus shopping, a child seat, or camping gear.

2. CAVET Air-Combo: Two Bikes for Couples and Friends

€2,098 (regular €2,598). Two CAVET Airs in one order. Bought one at a time on sale, two bikes would cost €2,198, so the combo saves another €100 on top. Against the full regular price, the saving is €500. It also clears the €1,100 line twice over, so the €50 Prime Day offer should apply, bringing it to €2,048. Ride together, and fix together, since both bikes share the same parts.

3. Rear Rack for the CAVET Air: The Commuter Upgrade

€100. It carries up to 25 kg. That is a full crate of drinks or a week of groceries. Pair it with the €65 side rack and side bag, and the CAVET Air turns into a real errand bike. Many German riders swap short car trips for bike trips, and a rack is what makes that swap easy.

There is a fourth bike in the lineup, the CAVET, at €1,699 (regular €1,999). A-Spadz lists it with a 48V 20Ah battery and up to 150 km of range. It was sold out when we checked, so keep an eye on the store.

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Is the CAVET Air Legal on German Roads?

This is the first question most German buyers ask, and the specs answer it.

German law (§ 1 Abs. 3 StVG) treats an e-bike as a normal bicycle, called a pedelec, when:

• The motor is rated at no more than 250W.
• The motor only helps while you pedal.
• The help stops at 25 km/h.

The CAVET Air product page lists a 250W motor and a 25 km/h assisted top speed. A-Spadz's own blog describes the EU bike as pedal-assist only. That fits the pedelec rules.

What that means for you, per ADAC:

• No driving license needed.
• No insurance plate.
• No helmet law, though a helmet is still smart.
• You can ride on bike paths like any cyclist.

One tip. Do not add a throttle that moves the bike without pedalling. In Germany, that turns a pedelec into a Mofa, which needs an insurance plate, a test certificate, and a helmet. Keep the bike as it ships, and the rules stay simple.

Lights also follow bicycle rules under § 67 StVZO. A-Spadz does not name a StVZO approval for the 20W headlight, so check for the official K mark on the lights, and add approved lights if needed.

What It Takes to Own One

Two smart habits. Open the box with care and keep it, since a return needs the original packaging. And email photos to contact@aspadz.com straight away if anything looks off in transit.

Spare parts are sold right in the store too. A spare battery costs €400, a charger €50, and a CAVET Air outer tyre €75. Easy to find, easy to order.

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A-Spadz vs Fiido vs ENGWE vs Himiway

All four sell 20 x 4 inch fat tyre e-bikes with 250W motors and free delivery in Germany. Prices are from each brand's official German or EU store today.

At €1,099, the CAVET Air ties the Fiido for the lowest price here, and it brings the bigger battery, more torque, and the longest frame warranty of the four. Himiway packs more battery, but it costs €400 more. ENGWE leads on torque. For the money, A-Spadz is the strongest value pick.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does A-Spadz deliver to Germany?

Yes. Bike delivery to Germany is free, and e-bikes arrive in 5 to 10 business days.

Is the CAVET Air a pedelec in Germany?

Its listed specs fit the rules: a 250W motor, pedal assist, and a 25 km/h cut-off.

Is there an A-Spadz discount code?

No code is needed. Sale prices are already applied, and the €50 off €1,100 offer comes off at checkout.

How long is the warranty?

The warranty page lists 5 years on the frame and 2 years on electrical parts and the drivetrain.

Can I return an A-Spadz e-bike?

Yes, within 14 days of delivery if it is new, unused, and in its original box. Batteries cannot be returned.

Can I buy spare parts?

Yes. A battery (€400), charger (€50), tires, and racks are sold on the EU store.

Final Verdict

The A-Spadz CAVET Air is a fun, well-built way to get a fat-tire e-bike on German roads for €1,099. You get a big 748.8 Wh battery, hydraulic brakes, a 180 kg load limit, and specs that fit German pedelec rules. Add a rack to pass €1,100 and take the extra €50 off, or go for the Air-Combo and ride as a pair.