In Pictures: Aniioki A9 Pro Max review: a 6,000W, 45 mph e-bike that's really an electric motorcycle

The Aniioki A9 Pro Max blurs the line between e-bike and electric motorcycle with dual 3,000W hub motors and 45 mph top speeds.

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Despite its motorcycle-like performance, the A9 Pro Max retains pedals and an adjustable seat for a more pedalable ride than many competitors.

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Reviewers note the A9 Pro Max is not street-legal as an e-bike in the US, raising questions about where it can be ridden.

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With up to 4.8 kWh of battery capacity, the A9 Pro Max promises extended range for urban commutes and beyond.

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The A9 Pro Max's 6,000W peak output delivers acceleration more akin to a motorcycle than a traditional e-bike.

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The A9 Pro Max's motorcycle-style design and 45 mph capability position it in a gray area of US vehicle regulations.

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Owners may need to consider helmet laws and licensing requirements given the A9 Pro Max's motorcycle-level performance.

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The A9 Pro Max's off-road potential is limited by its street-focused design, though its power invites comparison to motocross machines.

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The A9 Pro Max enters a crowded field of high-power electric two-wheelers that challenge traditional e-bike classifications.

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