Reviews
Reviews
Spec sheets, published tests, and head-to-heads — not a SickEBike dyno day.
DYU C3: 270 Watt-Hours, and 34 km Is 7.9 Wh per km
DYU's UK product page for the C3 prints a 250-watt motor, a 36-volt 7.5-amp-hour pack, 25 km/h, 20 kg, and 34 km of pedal assist. Thirty-six times 7.5 is 270 watt-hours. Two hundred seventy divided by 34 is 7.9 watt-hours a kilometer, or 12.8 watt-hours a mile. The same sheet's battery block prints a rated power of 350 watts. A reseller sentence says the 250-watt motor can reach 500. Those are three numbers. The fold does not get shorter: open and folded length are both 1,260 mm. This desk did not ride it.
NOV 2, 2026
Coopop Bobber: 4,000 Watts Rated, and 120 km Is 30 Wh per km
Coopop lists the Bobber at €4,490 and calls it an e-moped, not an e-bike. The comparison table prints 4,000 watts, 45 km/h, 90 kg, up to 120 km, and a 72-volt 50-amp-hour LG pack. Seventy-two times 50 is 3,600 watt-hours. Three thousand six hundred divided by 120 is 30 watt-hours a kilometer. A Coopop ride film says the motor peaks at 8 kW. The table does not. New Atlas, 27 October 2026, turned 120 km into 75 miles and 90 kg into less than 200 pounds. This desk did not ride it.
OCT 28, 2026
Lectric XP Lite3: 80 Miles Is 8.4 Wh, and the Loop Was 44.6
Lectric's XP Lite3 starts at $799. The motor on the long-range page is a 300-watt Stealth M24 rear hub, 819 watts peak, 28 newton-meters. The base pack is 48 volts and 7.8 amp-hours, which is 374 watt-hours. The long-range pack is 14 amp-hours, 672 watt-hours. Lectric claims up to 80 miles on that larger pack. Electric Bike Report, 27 October 2026, rode the $999 bike 44.57 miles in the lowest assist and 25.78 in the highest. Six hundred seventy-two divided by 80 is 8.4 watt-hours a mile. Divided by 44.57 it is 15.1. The white long-range cart says it ships the week of 9 November. This desk did not ride it.
OCT 28, 2026
Stealth Bomber 72V: 200 Amps Is 14.4 Kilowatts, Not 15
The shop card called a Stealth Bomber is a 72-volt QS273 hub bike, not the hand-built machine Stealth Electric Bikes describes in Melbourne. Emoto Superstore lists a 15,000-watt version at $3,499, sold out, with a 200-amp controller and a 56-amp-hour pack. Seventy-two times 200 is 14,400 watts. Seventy-two times 56 is 4,032 watt-hours. The 5-amp charger needs 11.2 hours for that pack. The page prints 6 to 8.
OCT 26, 2026
Himoto Black Warrior: 1,104 Watt-Hours, and the Motor Watts Say Other
The iron-frame Himoto Black Warrior is an OWAY model SK-1. The factory card prints 48 volts and 23 amp-hours, and the watt-hour box says 1,104. Forty-eight times 23 is 1,104. Motor watts and top speed both say Other. NFC is in the title. It is not in the attribute table. A UK shop’s aluminum 1,500-watt bike, and a 60-volt 45-amp-hour bike, use the same name.
OCT 25, 2026
Yeestep M712: 720 Watt-Hours, and the Peak Is Either 750 or 970
Yeestep’s M712 is a 27.5-inch hardtail sold as a men’s mountain and city bike. The shared spec sheet says 48 volts, 15 amp-hours, a 500-watt rated rear hub, and a 54.6-volt 3-amp charger. Forty-eight times 15 is 720 watt-hours. One card peaks the motor at 750 watts. Another peaks it at 970. The charger math is 4.4 hours. The sheet prints 5 to 5.5.
OCT 24, 2026
Segway Xyber Air: 717 Watt-Hours, and 1.3 Amps Is Not a 7-Hour Charge
Segway’s Xyber Air is $1,999.99, and the store button this desk opened on 23 October 2026 only takes an email until 27 October. The spec block says a 750-watt rated hub, 80 newton-meters, a 48-volt 717-watt-hour pack, and Class 2 by default. The same block says a 1.3-amp charger and about 7 hours. Forty-eight times 1.3 is 62 watts. Seven hundred seventeen divided by 62 is about 11.5 hours, not 7.
OCT 23, 2026
VOMO CS20: 540 Watt-Hours, and the Brand Table Says 27.5, Not 28
VOMO’s CS20 product page, opened 22 October 2026, is out of stock at $726 from $1,452. The table says 36 volts, 15 amp-hours, a 250-watt motor, 25 km/h, a steel frame, and a 27.5-by-1.95 tire. Thirty-six times 15 is 540 watt-hours. A Dutch shop card says 28 inch. A Danish card says 48 volts, 26-by-1.75, and 90 newton-meters. This is not the ESTRAPZ CS20.
OCT 22, 2026
Burchda HC26: 1,440 Watt-Hours, and a Class 3 Sticker at 32 mph
Burchda’s US HC26 page, read 21 October 2026, is $1,449 from $1,499. The spec says Class 3, 32 mph, a half-twist throttle, and hubs rated 750W front and 1,000W rear, with a 3,000W peak. Forty-eight times 30 is 1,440 watt-hours. Pedal-assist range is 80 miles. Throttle-only is 32. A 3-amp brick is 144 watts, a 10-hour charge, not the printed 6 to 7. The EU store prints 2,500W peak and 170 Nm.
OCT 21, 2026
Priority E-Sauce: $2,199, 720 Watt-Hours, and a Class 2 That Opens
Priority’s E-Sauce page, read 20 October 2026, is $2,199. A 750-watt rear hub, a printed 720 watt-hours, 59 pounds, a throttle, and a Gates belt. It ships Class 2 at 20 mph. Pedal assist can open to 28. Range is 20 to 60 miles. The page does not print volts. Not the $799 pedal Sauce.
OCT 20, 2026
NOVUS One: 25 kW, €21,300 Before Tax, and Four Torque Numbers
The NOVUS One is an electric motorcycle, not a class bicycle. Electrek, 19 October 2026, prints 25 kW peak, 121 kg, 6.2 kWh, and €21,300 before tax. 21,300 times 1.19 is 25,347, the euro ADAC prints. Torque on the named pages is 150, 300, 400, or 430 Nm. The company homepage did not print the sheet.
OCT 20, 2026
Cyrusher Hurricane: 28 mph on the Tile, 25 km/h in the Spec
Cyrusher’s US Hurricane page, read 20 October 2026, is sold out at $4,799 from $5,999. Tiles say 28 mph, Class 2/3, 1,040 watt-hours, and 90 lb. The spec block says 25 km/h on PAS 5 and 89.5 lb. 52×20 is 1,040. A 1,000W motor is over 750. Not the Schwinn.
OCT 20, 2026
Duotts C29 Pro: 720 Watt-Hours, and 25 or 52 km/h
Duotts’s own C29 page, read 17 October 2026, sells the C29 Pro. The single-battery price is €819, from €1,149. The pack is 48 volts and 15 amp-hours. Forty-eight times 15 is 720 watt-hours. The cart does not print that watt-hour. An EU motor cell is 250 watts and 25 km/h. An international cell is 750 watts, 45 km/h on the M and 52 km/h on the L. Range on the same page is 80 to 100 km, up to 90 km at 75 kg, and 50 to 60 km with the motor alone. Torque is 65 newton-meters. The sensor is a speed sensor. Weight is 25.3 kg, 25.5 kg, and 26.5 kg. No public film titled C29 Pro turned up.
OCT 17, 2026
Dynalion K7-2: 768 Watt-Hours, and the Frame Is Steel and Aluminum
Dynalion’s K7-2 page, read 17 October 2026, is the fat-tire bike at $1,999. The pack is 48 volts and 16 amp-hours. Forty-eight times 16 is 768 watt-hours. The cart does not print that. A tile says 1,000 watts. The same page says a 1,500-watt peak. The controller is 48 volts at 30 amps, which is 1,440 watts. The frame tile says steel. The parameter line says A6061 aluminum. Range is 30 to 50 km, and also up to 60 km. Forty-five km/h and 28 mph are the same speed. There is a twist throttle. That is not a Class 2 and it is not a Class 3.
OCT 17, 2026
Xtracycle Swoop ASM: $4,495, $4,499, or $4,999
Electrek, Micah Toll, 15 October 2026, prices the Swoop ASM at $4,495 and calls it a Class 3 Shimano EP6 Cargo bike with a 630 watt-hour pack and a claim of 60 miles. Men’s Journal, 17 September, prints $4,499. Xtracycle’s own page prints $4,999 and “20+ mph,” not 28. The weight line is 68.4 pounds, and the parenthetical does not say whether the battery is in it. No newton-meters and no watts are printed. The film is Electrek’s, the same morning.
OCT 15, 2026
Hiboy DM14: 500 Watts or 750, and IPX4 or IPX5
Hiboy’s DM14 cart, read 15 October 2026, is $539.99 against $869.99. The spec block says a 750-watt peak, 48 volts, 9 amp-hours, 20 mph, 38 miles, 58 pounds, and IPX4. 9to5Toys, the same day, says a 500-watt motor with a 750-watt peak, IPX5, $539.98, and that Hiboy is sold out. Electrek printed the $539.98 and the ages, 8 to 14, and stopped. No pedals are in the spec list. No film turned up.
OCT 15, 2026
Xlnefnz 14-Inch: $159.99, $170, or $189.99
Men’s Journal, 8 October 2026, prices an Xlnefnz 14-inch with a rear basket at $170, down from $350, and a second-seat version at $20 more. It calls the bike Class 2, 20 mph, and 35 miles. A Walmart business listing for the basket bike is $159.99 from $369.99, with a 500-watt peak, a 36-volt 12-amp-hour pack labeled 432 watt-hours, and 35 miles. Another Walmart card is $189.99 from $369.99 and puts 350 watts, a 500-watt peak, 20 miles, and 35 miles in the same title. Thirty-six times 12 is 432. No public film of this name turned up.
OCT 15, 2026
Arctic Leopard XF and XE: The Cards Do Not Agree
The US pages list the XF near $3,700 at 12 kW, the XE Pro S at $5,100 or $5,450 at 20 kW, and the XE Pro R at $5,799 at 26.5 kW. The Pro S does not share one battery or one top speed. The Pro R prints 72 mph and 101 km/h. Those are not the same speed. None of them is a bicycle.
OCT 6, 2026
Arctic Leopard XF: 12 kW, and the Speed Line Is 45 or 60
The US page says 12 kilowatts, 130 pounds, and 45 mph, from $3,699. A February review says 60 mph and 132 pounds. An April writeup says 60 mph and 125 pounds. The pack they share is 72 volts and 35 amp-hours. It is not a bicycle.
OCT 6, 2026
Rerode R1 to RX: 10 kW to 35 kW, and Two Cards Do Not Match
The R1 page’s lineup is $3,850, $4,250, $5,200, and $6,200, at 10, 17, 25, and 35 kilowatts. The R1+ product page also says $4,500 and 74 volts. The homepage table says the R1+S weighs 165 pounds. The spec page says 154. The RX is a pre-order, not a bicycle.
OCT 6, 2026
Sur-Ron Light Bee X vs Ultra Bee
MY26 Light Bee X sheets say 10 kW and 130 lb. Ultra Bee cards that agree say 24.5 kW and 195 lb. The packs are 2,520 and 4,440 watt-hours. The speed lines do not share a number.
OCT 4, 2026
ReviewsYVOLT Surge V: The Factory Says 68. Voro Prints 20.
Y-VOLT’s cart is $5,499, from $5,999. Peak is 35 kW, rated 15 kW, on a 97.2-volt 45 amp-hour pack. That product is 4,374 watt-hours. The factory speed line is 68 mph. Voro’s spec block says 20 mph, with an asterisk. Rider Guide still shows $6,899.
OCT 3, 2026
Tuttio Soleil01 GB Pro: 45 mph on the Page, 30 and 37 on Camera
The GB Pro cart is $1,399, from $1,899.99. Peak is 3,360 watts. The page prints 54.6 volts and 27 amp-hours. Amazon’s title prints 48 volts. Claimed speed is 45 mph. One ride saw 30. Another saw 37 until a dongle. It is not the 21 amp-hour Soleil.
OCT 3, 2026
ReviewsBIBUFF GT600: 7,500 Watts, or 8,500, Depending on the Cart
The brand page lists a 7,500-watt GT600 at $1,999, sold out, and an 8,500-watt step-up at $2,099. The pack is 72 volts and 30 amp-hours, which is 2,160 watt-hours. The page claims 55 mph and 100 miles. A manual’s load line is 500 pounds. The same brand page prints 850.
OCT 3, 2026
ReviewsENGWE Eagle: 45 mph on the Page, About 27 in One Heavy Test
The US page lists the Eagle at $899, from $1,199. Peak is 3,200 watts. The pack is 52 volts and 27 amp-hours, which is 1,404 watt-hours. Claimed speed is 45 mph. A 260-pound ride reported about 27. It is not a Class 1, 2, or 3 bicycle.
OCT 3, 2026
Velotric Discover 3 vs Aventon Level 4 REC
Both sheets say $1,999 and 750 watts. The Level 4 is 36 volts and a label of 733 watt-hours. The Discover 3 is 48 volts and 730. The Eco loops are 97 miles and 86.7. Do not average them.
OCT 3, 2026
Anyland Rev Pro: The Steel Blue Cart
Steel Blue is $1,299 from $1,799 on the 2 October 2026 cart. The page prints a 3,000-watt peak mid-drive, 34 mph, and off-road only. Forty-eight times 22.5 is 1,080 watt-hours. The page does not print that product.
OCT 2, 2026
Mokwheel Basalt ST 2.0 vs Obsidian
On the crawl, the hardtail’s sale price was higher than the full-suspension bike. Both are 48 volts and 19.6 amp-hours. The peaks are 1,100, 1,300, and a review’s 1,500. Do not average them.
OCT 2, 2026
Velotric Nomad 2 vs Nomad 2X
The Nomad 2 is the $1,999 hardtail. The 2X adds a rear shock and a larger pack, and the cart does not hold one price. Both say 750 watts. The peaks and the newton-meters do not match.
OCT 2, 2026
Lectric XP4 vs Aventon Aventure 3
The XP4 folds and starts at $999. The Aventure 3 is $1,999, does not fold, and carries the 4G lock. Both ship as Class 2 fat-tire hubs. Their range tests are not one ride.
OCT 2, 2026
Aventon Soltera 3 ADV vs Ride1Up Roadster V3
Two light city bikes. The Soltera is $1,499, 37 lb, Class 1, no throttle, and a 250W spec line. The Roadster is a 500W, 50 Nm hub and 360Wh, and the prices on that one do not agree.
SEP 30, 2026
Aventon Abound SR vs Abound LR
Same name, two lengths. Shops print the short one at $1,899 and 80 lb. The long one is the $1,999 rack, and the weight cell says 88 or 89. Both say Class 2 and 733Wh. Thirty-six times 20 is 720.
SEP 29, 2026
Schwinn Hurricane 20 vs the 14-inch Hurricane
Two live Schwinn pages share the name. The 20-inch is $999.99, a 500W hub, 795W peak, and 20 mph. The 14-inch is a 250W hub at 17.5 mph, and the price depends on which URL you opened.
SEP 29, 2026
79BIKE LITE: Everything You Need to Know
The page is titled Falcon Lite. It was sold out at $2,499. Peak 8 kW, 72V 30Ah, 52 mph, 138 lb with the battery. 72 times 30 is 2,160. The ad says beginner. The sheet says 18+ and no pedals.
SEP 28, 2026
Aventon Level 4 REC vs Level 4 ADV
Same name. The REC is the $1,999 hub that ships with a throttle. The ADV is the $2,799 mid-drive that does not. Both print 36V and 20Ah. The labels say 733Wh and 800Wh. Thirty-six times 20 is 720.
SEP 28, 2026
Lectric XPedition 2 vs Aventon Abound SR
A longtail with three battery carts, from $1,399, and a class menu. A short Class 2 cargo bike the shops print at $1,899. Both say up to 60 miles. That is not one ride.
SEP 28, 2026
Moustache Lundi 27 Review: €2,399, Bosch Hub
Velomotion and Cleanrider, both 15 September 2026. First Moustache city bike on Bosch’s Hub Line: 45 Nm, 400 W max. Belt 23.5 kg, Cues 24.1 kg. The 65 Nm line is a feeling, not a measurement.
SEP 27, 2026
Aventon Level 4 REC vs Ride1Up Vorsa
Two Class 2 hub commuters. The REC is $1,999 on the page this desk opened. The Vorsa cart will not sit still. The Eco loops are both in the 90s, and they are not the same road.
SEP 26, 2026
Energica Ego+: Everything You Need to Know
A sport motorcycle, not a bicycle. The factory page still prints 169 hp peak, 222 Nm, and 21.5 kWh. An older PDF prints 215 Nm. The company filed for liquidation in 2024.
SEP 25, 2026
Kawasaki Ninja e-1: Everything You Need to Know
A 2027 US card at $7,899, plus a $650 destination charge. ROAD mode is 55 mph, or 65 with e-boost. Japan prints a 0.98 kW rated figure next to the same 9.0 kW maximum.
SEP 25, 2026
CAKE Kalk&: Everything You Need to Know
The street Kalk, not the Kalk OR. A French sheet prints 10 kW, +90 km/h, and 62 kg plus 17 kg. An Orlando shop still asks $14,300 and prints +56 mph. The maker filed for bankruptcy on 1 February 2024.
SEP 25, 2026
NIU RQi: Everything You Need to Know
A sit-down electric motorcycle, not a KQi kick scooter. The global page says from €7,499, 110 km/h, 7,500 W, and 5,184 Wh. The battery line also says 72V 36Ah. Poland prints 36Ah times two.
SEP 25, 2026
Super Soco / Vmoto TC Max: Everything You Need to Know
A sit-down 125-class electric, not a bicycle. A UK dealer prints 60V 45Ah and 5.1 kW. A Slovak card prints 72V 45Ah and 95–110 km/h. The list’s “about $3,000” is not either tag.
SEP 25, 2026
SUPER73 S2 / R / ZX: Everything You Need to Know
Three families, not one bike. The US S2 card is $2,995, 960Wh, and 73 lb, with an off-road mode past Class 2. A US Z Adventure card is 600W and 480Wh. An EU ZX presale is 250W and 615Wh.
SEP 25, 2026
Honda EM1 e: Everything You Need to Know
Honda’s sit-down electric scooter, not the Motocompacto. UK overview: £3,299 and 1.7 kW, with 41 km, 30 km, and 48 km on the same page. Japan’s catalog prints 0.58 kW continuous and a 26.1Ah pack.
SEP 25, 2026
Inmotion V14 / V13: Everything You Need to Know
Two electric unicycles, not a bike. Inmotion’s V14 card is $2,699, 50 mph, 2,400Wh, and 9,000W peak. A Canada V13 card is about 56 mph, 3,024Wh, and 10,000W peak, and it also prints a 140 km/h lift speed.
SEP 25, 2026
King Song S18 / S22: Everything You Need to Know
Two electric unicycles, now sold as Pro+ cards that are both sold out. S18 Pro+ is 28 mph and 1,110Wh. A US shop still titles an S18 at 31 mph and 903–1,110Wh. S22 Pro+ is 43 mph and 2,220Wh.
SEP 25, 2026
Veteran / Begode Sherman / Lynx: Everything You Need to Know
The list pairs Veteran and Begode, then Sherman and Lynx. Lynx is a Leaperkim wheel sold as Veteran. It is not a Begode. eWheels prints 2,700Wh and 8 kW peak. Another shop prints 4,200W and a longer range.
SEP 25, 2026
Boosted / WowGo class: Everything You Need to Know
Not one skateboard. Boosted Boards stopped shipping years ago. WowGo’s own page says the WowGo 3 is discontinued, and still prints 24 mph and $399.99. The AT2 Plus is a different deck at 31 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Storm Bee: Everything You Need to Know
The Sur-Ron Storm Bee’s UK spec table prints 22.5 kW, 104V 55Ah, 68.3 mph, and a curb weight of 209/279 lb. The same page’s battery blurb still says 90V 48Ah. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Hyper Bee: Everything You Need to Know
The 2026 Sur-Ron Hyper Bee pages that agree say 8 kW, 58V 22Ah, 40 mph, and 39 kg. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Creature’s cart is $3,050 and prints 58.8V. An older UK URL is still 5 kW.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Light Bee 2: Everything You Need to Know
The Sur-Ron Light Bee 2 is a 2026 dirt bike, not the Light Bee X. Canada prints 24 kW, 78.54V 45Ah, 143.3 lb, and a belt. NZ prints 434 Nm and, lower on the page, 410 Nm, plus a gear primary.
SEP 25, 2026
Talaria Sting MX5 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The Talaria Sting MX5 Pro cards that agree say 13.4 kW peak, 72V 40Ah, and 500 Nm. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Canada limits speed to 20 mph and prints 74 kg. US shops print 76 kg and, on one card, 55+ mph.
SEP 25, 2026
Talaria Komodo: Everything You Need to Know
The Talaria Komodo is a 32 kW electric dirt bike, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Cards print 96V or 97.2V, both at 45Ah. One shop lists 216 lb dry and about 270 lb ready to ride. Speeds on the pages are 65 mph, 66+, and 70.
SEP 25, 2026
E Ride Pro SS 4.0: Everything You Need to Know
The E Ride Pro SS 4.0 is an 18 kW peak dirt bike with this 72V 50Ah pack, about 167 lb. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro prints 20 mph. Other pages print 45, 60, and 62.
SEP 25, 2026
Rawrr Mantis X: Everything You Need to Know
The Rawrr Mantis X is the non-Pro dirt bike. Voro prints 6,500 W peak, 72V 30Ah, 139 lb, and a 20 mph governor. Rawrr’s own page prints 7,500 W. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike.
SEP 25, 2026
Altis Sigma: Everything You Need to Know
The Altis Sigma is a high-voltage electric dirt bike, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro’s Early 2026 card is 25 kW, 97.2V 35Ah, 198 lb, and $5,299, governed to 20 mph. Canada prints 23 kW. A 2024 review printed 22 kW.
SEP 25, 2026
RFN Warrior SX-E15: Everything You Need to Know
US carts print 8 kW rated and 15 kW peak, a 74V 40Ah pack, and $5,499. A UK page also prints 21 kW and 72V. This desk’s ~$3,699 line is not on those carts. Off-road only.
SEP 25, 2026
Segway X160: Everything You Need to Know
The shared manual prints 3 kW, 31.1 mph, 48V 20Ah, and 105.8 lb with the pack. The age line is 18–55. Shop prices run from about $2,939 to $4,950. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike, and not a kids’ bike.
SEP 25, 2026
Heybike Villain: Everything You Need to Know
The sports page prints 4,160W peak, 45 mph, a 52V 26Ah pack, and $1,299 on sale from $1,499. RiderGuide’s GPS was 44.3 mph and about 20 miles mixed. Not a Class 1–3 bicycle.
SEP 25, 2026
Aptum VM1: Everything You Need to Know
Voro prints 2,000W peak, 28 mph, 48V 21Ah, 101 lb, and $999 from $1,299. RiderGuide’s GPS was 36.5 mph and 21.5 miles. The list’s 3 kW line is not on those pages.
SEP 25, 2026
Juiced Nomadix: Everything You Need to Know
Two trims on one page: 8 kW at 60 mph with 72V 35Ah, and 15 kW at 70 mph with 72V 40Ah. Price $2,499 plus a $50 deposit. The suspension line says 220m.
SEP 25, 2026
NIU XQi3: Everything You Need to Know
The US hero prints 57 mph and 11.2 kW. The shop card also prints 51 mph and 46.6 mph. Both columns are 72V 32Ah, which is 2,304Wh. Street mode is 30 mph. Not a Class 1–3 bicycle.
SEP 25, 2026
Tuttio Soleil01: Everything You Need to Know
The US page prints 3000W peak, 48V 21Ah, and modes up to 40 mph, on sale at $998.99. A UK page prints 2000W and 37 mph. The SE hero says 25Ah and the FAQ says 21Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
E Ride Pro SR: Everything You Need to Know
The E Ride Pro SR is a 25 kW peak dirt bike, 72V 50Ah, 183 lb, at $5,699. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The spec block prints 20 mph. The collection tile prints 62.
SEP 25, 2026
Tuttio ICT 2.0: Everything You Need to Know
The US ICT 2.0 page prints 5000W peak, 60V 25Ah, and up to 50 mph no-load, on sale at $1,398.99. A second card says the motor is 2500W. An EU card prints 103 lb. The weight line is about 120.
SEP 25, 2026
Tuttio ARC-I: Everything You Need to Know
The single ARC-I page prints 22 mph, 750W, and $721.99. The combo bullet and the homepage tile print 28 mph. A lock on the sheet is 15 mph. Not a Class 2 bicycle.
SEP 25, 2026
Qiolor Tiger: Everything You Need to Know
Qiolor does not sell one bike named only Tiger. The cafe card is the RE at $1,399, peak 1100W. The RL peaks at 1200W and is $1,099. The PLUS is $2,499. All three say Class 2.
SEP 25, 2026
HappyRun Tank G100: Everything You Need to Know
The spec page prints up to 36 mph, 85 miles, a 2000W peak, and a 2A charger. The product table prints Class 5 at 28 mph and a 42V 3A charger. Seat lines are 32 in and 35 in. Electrek tested 34.
SEP 25, 2026
Eskute Star: Everything You Need to Know
Eskute’s tile is a folding fat bike: 500W, 750W peak, 48V 20Ah, up to 80 miles, $999 from $1,599. A May 2026 dirt ranking prints 32 mph, 1,500W, and $1,999. A 2024 post prints 20 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
79bike / Apollo RFN Falcon / Ares: Everything You Need to Know
Not one bike. Falcon Pro is $3,799, 10 kW, 72V 35Ah, 56 mph. The GT card prints 16 kW and 16.8 kW. RFN Ares pages print 5,000W, 12.5 kW, 68 kg, and 90 kg.
SEP 25, 2026
CAKE Kalk OR: Everything You Need to Know
The OR sheet prints 11 kW, 52 kg plus a 17 kg pack, and +90 km/h. The lineup card is sold out. Cake filed for bankruptcy on February 1, 2024. Not the Kalk&.
SEP 25, 2026
LiveWire S4 Honcho Trail: Everything You Need to Know
The Trail card prints $4,999, 59 mph, 3.48 kWh, 253 lb, and a laden seat of 30 in. A June 9, 2026 post prints 32 in and says production began in late May.
SEP 25, 2026
KTM Freeride E-XC: Everything You Need to Know
The list name is the older bike. The 2025 card drops the XC letters: it peaks at 19.2 kW, labels 5.5 kWh, and weighs 112 kg. Rated power prints as 11 kW and as 8.3 kW. The earlier pack was 3.9 kWh.
SEP 25, 2026
Honda Motocompacto: Everything You Need to Know
Honda’s page prints 15 mph, 12 miles, 3.5 hours, and 41.3 lb. The manual prints a 250W hub, a 10 mph mode, and a charge of up to 4 hours. Dealers print $995 and $899.
SEP 25, 2026
Razor MX650: Everything You Need to Know
The US cart is $849.99, 17 mph, 40 minutes, lead-acid, ages 16+. The manual prints 650W and a 12-hour charge. An Australia card prints 94.5 lb and a 220 kg limit.
SEP 25, 2026
Razor MX500: Everything You Need to Know
The US cart is $799.99, 15 mph, 40 minutes, ages 14+. The manual prints 500W, a 175-pound limit, and a 12-hour charge. A reseller prints 106 lb and 8 hours.
SEP 25, 2026
Qronge Q20: Everything You Need to Know
Qronge’s shop does not list a Q20. A May 1, 2026 ranking prints 17 mph and $799. The Spark M is $999.99, a 4,500W peak, and 50 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
Electric Ride Co Trail-X: Everything You Need to Know
Electric Ride Co’s dirt collection does not title a Trail-X. A May 1, 2026 ranking prints 28 mph, 35 miles, and $1,499. The shop is a dealer of other brands.
SEP 25, 2026
Brompton Electric C / P Line: Everything You Need to Know
US cards: C Line from 39.5 lb and $4,700, P Line from 35.05 lb and $5,500, both 345Wh and up to 56 miles. UK pages print 17.3 kg and 16 kg. A spec index prints 300Wh.
SEP 25, 2026
LeMond Prolog: Everything You Need to Know
Current card: $5,795, 26 lb, up to 70 miles, SRAM Apex, a 250W rear hub at 40 Nm. The battery cell on that page also says 250W. Reviews print 250Wh. A 2025 loop measured 21.7 and 38.6 miles.
SEP 25, 2026
Monarc Tracer: Everything You Need to Know
The cart is $1,899 from $2,508 and includes two 48V 15Ah packs. The spec block says 71 or 73 lb and 65 miles per pack. A June 23, 2026 test scale read 75.5 lb, and that write-up’s claim line said 120 miles.
SEP 25, 2026
Urtopia Carbon Joy: Everything You Need to Know
The live sale is $1,899 from $2,399. The spec block says 500W, 750W peak, 50 Nm, 36V 14.7Ah, and 20 mph unless you unlock 25. A June 6, 2025 test printed 33 Nm, a 70-mile claim, and loops of 24.6 and 74.9 miles.
SEP 25, 2026
E-Cells 50 Series: Everything You Need to Know
No cart prints “50 Series.” The April 18, 2025 MONSTAR archive prints Samsung 50-S cells, dual 1500W motors, and $4,095. It does not print watt-hours. 60×20 plus 60×15 is 2100.
SEP 25, 2026
E-Cells Super Monarch 2.0: Everything You Need to Know
The cart does not print 2.0. The 1000W archive says twin 500W motors, 1504Wh, and 94 lb, on sale at $2,995 from $4,495. 48×17.5 plus 48×14 is 1512. A 2019 review said 92 lb.
SEP 25, 2026
E-Cells Super Monarch 3.0: Everything You Need to Know
The cart does not print 3.0. The November 2024 Crown page says twin 750W, 1820Wh, 95 lb, and $4,595. A December 2020 piece printed 728Wh plus 910Wh. The shop tile was $4,295 from $5,595.
SEP 25, 2026
E-Cells Super Monarch 4.0: Everything You Need to Know
The cart does not print 4.0. The March archive says 120 mm of fork, 1820Wh, and 95 lb. The shop tile was $4,495 from $5,995. A 2023 review printed 32 mph. A customer line says over 40.
SEP 25, 2026
iScooter i9 / iScooter S2: Everything You Need to Know
The list joins two names. Brand comparison tables do not print a kick scooter called S2. The US i9 page is $239.99 from $399.99 and prints 42V 7.5Ah as 315Wh. A UK table prints 270Wh for 7.5Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
Razor E300: Everything You Need to Know
Walmart asks $309.99 from $349 for a 250W chain drive, up to 15 mph, and 43 lb, which that page also writes as 19.5 kg. A glance line says 1 hour. The about text says 40 minutes. A regional page prints 23.67 kg.
SEP 25, 2026
Okai Neon: Everything You Need to Know
Three retail cards share the name. Lite ES10: 15.5 mph and 18.6 miles, $499.99 from $649.99. The middle card repeats that speed and claims 25 miles. Pro ES30: 20 mph and a 50-mile claim, $679.99 from $849.99.
SEP 25, 2026
Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The first-gen UK sheet, model DDHBC20NEB, prints 25 km/h, 350W rated, 700W max, 446Wh, and 17 kg. Germany prints 20 km/h. The 2nd gen is another sheet: 400W, 1000W, 468Wh, 19 kg, and drums.
SEP 25, 2026
Segway Ninebot E2 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The US spec page prints 18.6 mph, 275Wh, and a sport range of 15.5 miles. The Asia-Pacific page prints 15.5 mph and a sport range of 16.8 miles. The US store is $419.99 from $599.99, in stock.
SEP 25, 2026
Unagi Model One Classic: Everything You Need to Know
Rider Guide, checked at Unagi on August 17, 2026: refurbished Classics are $399, were $990, dual 800W, 20 mph, 12 miles, 26.5 lb. A test sheet prints dual 250W and 28.6 lb.
SEP 25, 2026
Nanrobot D6+: Everything You Need to Know
ESI’s D6+ 2.0 sheet: 40 mph, 40 miles, 77 lb, $1,549, and a 60V test at 46 mph. Nanrobot’s live cart is the MAX: $1,399, 45 mph, 60V 30Ah, 88.18 lb.
SEP 25, 2026
EMOVE Cruiser V2: Everything You Need to Know
VORO’s Cruiser V2 is $1,199 from $1,699. The 52V single is 33 mph and 74 lb. The 60V dual is 44 mph and 85 lb. Both claim 62 miles. A parenthetical says 124.
SEP 25, 2026
VMAX VX2 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The US cart is $799 from $999, 24 mph, and up to 37 miles. The manual splits 10.4, 13.0, and 16.5 Ah, with ranges of 22, 28, and 37 miles. A dealer prints 16 Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
INOKIM OxO: Everything You Need to Know
INOKIM’s 2026 OxO page: from $3,500, sold out, 40.3 mph in the table, 74 lb, 57.6V 26Ah, a 10.24-hour charge. An older chart prints 60V 25.6Ah, 1,536Wh, 73.8 lb, and 13.5 hours.
SEP 25, 2026
Aventon Ramblas ADV: Everything You Need to Know
Class 1 hardtail, 54 lb, an A100 mid-drive at 250W sustained and 750W peak, 708Wh, no throttle. A 23 September 2026 Aventon blog prints $2,899. The list had about $2,499.
SEP 25, 2026
Aventon Level 4 ADV: Everything You Need to Know
The mid-drive Level 4 is $2,799 and 61 lb. One battery line prints 36V, 20Ah, and 800Wh. Thirty-six times 20 is 720. Electric Bike Report’s loops on the 800 label were 54.6 and 120.8 miles.
SEP 25, 2026
Aventon Soltera 3 ADV: Everything You Need to Know
A 37-pound Class 1 belt bike at $1,499. The spec motor is 250W and 40 Nm. The story prints a 500W peak. A new-releases chip prints 540W. The pack math, 366.8Wh, agrees with itself.
SEP 25, 2026
Specialized Turbo Tero: Everything You Need to Know
Turbo Tero is several bikes. One compare sheet prints Class 3 and dollar tags from $3,250 to $6,500. An Australia hardtail page prints 250W nominal and 710Wh. Its compare cell prints 470W.
SEP 25, 2026
Specialized Globe Haul ST: Everything You Need to Know
A longtail with pedals, a 700W hub, 772Wh, and 77.2 lb. Support treats 419 lb as structural and leaves rider plus cargo near 342. A storefront still says 419 with the rider, and a shop has sold it at $2,399.99.
SEP 25, 2026
Trek Verve+ 4: Everything You Need to Know
Trek’s current US Verve+ family page does not title a Verve+ 4. The 4S Lowstep is $3,499.93, Class 3, 75 Nm, 545Wh. An older 4S page prints 65 Nm and 500Wh. The list’s $2,499–$2,799 band is the 2, not this tag.
SEP 25, 2026
Apollo Ghost: Everything You Need to Know
The Apollo Ghost is a dual-motor kickscooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. A June 2026 Apollo guide still prints $1,499 and $1,599, 34 mph, 64 lb. ESI says discontinued.
SEP 25, 2026
NIU KQi Air: Everything You Need to Know
The NIU KQi Air is a carbon-fiber folding scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US shop had it in stock at $809.10: 20 mph, 451.2Wh, 26.2 lb. The same shop also prints 30 miles.
SEP 25, 2026
Segway E3 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The Segway E3 Pro is a folding scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US store had it in stock at $599.99: 20 mph, 368Wh, 34 miles at 9 mph. The Asia-Pacific table caps it at 15.5.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsNIU KQi 100P: Everything You Need to Know
The NIU KQi 100P is a kick scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US collection showed $299 from $429: 17.4 mph, 18 miles, 300W rated. The pack line says 243Wh and 5.2Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsNIU KQi300P: Everything You Need to Know
The NIU KQi300P is a kick scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US product page showed $719 from $899: 20 mph, 30 miles, 486.7Wh. The same page also prints 10.4Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsSegway F2 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The Segway F2 Pro is a kick scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US store listed it discontinued at $799.99: 20 mph, 34 miles, 900W max. An EU page caps it at 15.5.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsSegway Max G2: Everything You Need to Know
The Segway Max G2 is a kick scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike, and not the Max G3. The US store had it in stock at $749.99 from $1,399.99: 22 mph, 43 miles, 1,000W max.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsSegway GT1: Everything You Need to Know
The Segway GT1 is a heavy kick scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike, and not the GT2. The US lineup says 37 mph and 3,000W. A promo page still prints $1,499.99. Canada is $3,599.99.
SEP 25, 2026
GoTrax G4: Everything You Need to Know
The GoTrax G4 is a folding budget scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The cart showed Original at $439 and Pro colors at $449: 20 mph, 25 miles, and a “500W avg” motor. A 2020 GoTrax post said 350W.
SEP 25, 2026
Apollo Go: Everything You Need to Know
The Apollo Go is a dual-motor scooter, not Class 1–3. Cart: $799 from $849, 28 mph, 36 miles, 49 lb. ESI’s 2024 review printed dual 350W, 46 lb, and 25.5 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
Apollo Dash: Everything You Need to Know
The Apollo Dash is a single-motor scooter, not Class 1–3. The cart was a $699 pre-order at 20 mph and 43 lb. An Aug. 25, 2026 release says 21 mph and 600W.
SEP 25, 2026
Apollo Air: Everything You Need to Know
Apollo Air is not one scooter and not Class 1–3. No 2026 cart. ESI’s 2023 review claimed 21 mph and 34 miles, tested 20.5 and 15.5. A 2021 manual says 25 km/h.
SEP 25, 2026
Apollo City: Everything You Need to Know
Apollo City is not one scooter and not Class 1–3. The live cart is the single-motor generation at $1,399: 32 mph, 72 lb. A FAQ on that page says $1,299.
SEP 25, 2026
VanRaam Easy Rider Compact: Everything You Need to Know
The VanRaam Easy Rider Compact is a recumbent trike, not one price. The July 1, 2026 list, excl. VAT, prices the bare bike at €2,796. Silent Electric is €2,698 more. The sheet says 250W and 25 km/h.
SEP 25, 2026
Cube Trike Hybrid: Everything You Need to Know
Cube Trike Hybrid is four bikes, not one. The German Cargo 1500 card is €7,499, two 750Wh tubes, 70 kg. That page says CX in the text and Cargo Line in the table. Assist stops at 25 km/h.
SEP 25, 2026
Addmotor Grandtan II: Everything You Need to Know
Addmotor Grandtan II is the dealer name. The US shop titles the bike Grandtan M-340, at $2,399 from $2,899: 750W rear, 48V 20Ah, 20 mph, 85 miles in PAS 1. Australian cards print 25 km/h and a smaller motor.
SEP 25, 2026
LiveWire S4 Honcho Street: Everything You Need to Know
The LiveWire S4 Honcho Street is a motorcycle, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US card says coming soon at $5,499: 59 mph, 3.48 kWh, 266 lb, laden seat 29 in. A Sept. 16, 2026 news post prints 31 in.
SEP 25, 2026
Velotric Discover 3: Everything You Need to Know
The Velotric Discover 3 is a step-through commuter. EBR and Rider Guide print $1,999, 730Wh, and 1,100W peak. EBR’s Eco test says 87 miles. Rider Guide prints 86.7. A dealer sheet still says 705.6Wh.
SEP 25, 2026
Lectric XPress 2: Everything You Need to Know
The Lectric XPress 2 Cruiser page shows $1,399. Lectric prints 672Wh, 1,310W peak, and up to 60 miles. EBR’s prose is just over 53 miles in Tour and just over 33 in Turbo. An older XPress 750 page is still $1,299.
SEP 25, 2026
Lectric XPedition 2: Everything You Need to Know
The Lectric XPedition 2 is three carts. Single is $1,399 and 624Wh. Dual 13Ah is $1,799 and 1,248Wh. The long-range page prints 17.5Ah and 1,680Wh in one parenthesis. 48 times 17.5 is 840.
SEP 25, 2026
Aventon Abound SR: Everything You Need to Know
The Aventon Abound SR is the short cargo bike, not the Abound LR. Aventon prints 733Wh and a 1,188W peak. Rider Guide, price-checked September 24, 2026, prints $1,899, 708Wh, and 950W peak. 36 times 20 is 720.
SEP 25, 2026
Aventon Abound LR: Everything You Need to Know
The long-rack cargo bike, not the short one. Aventon prints 88 lb, Class 2, 733Wh, and a 1,188W peak. The manual prints 89 lb and 19.88Ah. EBR prints 708Wh and 1,183W. 36 times 20 is 720.
SEP 25, 2026
Specialized Turbo Como 4.0: Everything You Need to Know
A step-through city bike with a chain, not the IGH. The spec line is a Specialized 2.0 at 70 Nm and 250W nominal, 710Wh, up to 28 mph. The family page also prints $3,799.99 and $3,999.99. Italy caps assist at 25 km/h.
SEP 25, 2026
Trek FX+ 7S: Everything You Need to Know
A flat-bar commuter with a TQ mid-drive, not a Bosch motor. Trek prints Class 3, 250W, 50 Nm, 360Wh, and up to 50 miles, at $3,499.93 against $3,999.99. EBR weighed a large at 42.6 lb and rode 18.78 and 39.23 miles.
SEP 25, 2026
Gazelle Medeo T10: Everything You Need to Know
Not one motor. Gazelle Canada prints a Performance Line at 65 Nm, 20 mph, and 500Wh at 13.5Ah, with $4,499 and $3,499 on the page. The 75 Nm card is 13.4Ah. The product of 36 and 13.5 is 486. A Stateside models page listed the T9, not this name.
SEP 25, 2026
Aventon Current ADV / EXP: Everything You Need to Know
Two full-suspension bikes share this slash. The compare page prints $3,999 and $5,999, an Ultro X, and a 105-mile claim. A second Aventon post prices the alloy frame at $4,599. Class 1, a Class 2 sentence, and a Class 3 unlock are all in print.
SEP 25, 2026
Specialized Turbo Vado SL: Everything You Need to Know
The name now covers two motors. The US step-through page still prints an SL 1.1 at 240W peak, 35 Nm, 320Wh, and 15.5 kg, on sale at $2,099.99 from $3,499.99. SL 2 pages print 320 watts and a 520Wh pack, with a scale weight near 44 lb.
SEP 25, 2026
Trek Allant+ 7: Everything You Need to Know
Trek’s Gen 2 page prints Class 1, a Performance Line CX at 85 Nm, a 500Wh PowerTube, Purion 200, and 56.22 lb in size M. That extract has no watts and no dollar tag. A 99 Spokes card prints 600W and a $2,299 sale. An older shop sheet prints 250W and 54 lb.
SEP 25, 2026
Gazelle Ultimate C380+: Everything You Need to Know
The live US page prints a Performance Line Speed at 85 Nm, 500Wh, 13,5 Ah, 36V, and 28 mph, at 55.6 lb excluding the battery, with no price. A June 9, 2026 report on the 2.0 prints a Sport motor, 540Wh, and $4,999. The C380 without the plus is a third bike.
SEP 25, 2026
Rad Power RadCity 5 Plus: Everything You Need to Know
The US owner’s manual prints Class 2, a 48V 750W rear hub, and a 48V 14Ah pack, and it does not print watt-hours. The EU sheet prints 250W, 25 km/h, 672Wh, and 29.5 kg. Forty-eight times 14 is 672. This crawl did not find a live complete-bike cart.
SEP 25, 2026
Trek Fuel EXe: Everything You Need to Know
Trek’s generations note says the name moved. Fuel EXe Gen 1 is the TQ HPR50 at 50 Nm with 360Wh. Fuel+ Gen 2 is the HPR60 at 60 Nm with 580Wh. Vital’s tag is $6,999.99. A shop tile is $7,699.99.
SEP 25, 2026
Tern GSD S00: Everything You Need to Know
The US GSD S00 card is labeled Gen 1: $4,999 or $5,799, a CX motor, a 250W cell, 75 Nm, and 32.5 kg. A second S00 card is a Cargo Line at 85 Nm and 34.98 kg. Both print a 200 kg gross.
SEP 25, 2026
Tern HSD Gen 2: Everything You Need to Know
July 2026 coverage says 190 kilograms and Class 3 on some US bikes, from $4,999. Tern’s S9i card says Gen 3, a PX motor, and 418.9 lb. A live S00 card still says Gen 2, 75 Nm, and 180 kg.
SEP 25, 2026
Rad Power RadWagon 5: Everything You Need to Know
The US manual prints a 48V 750 watt rear hub, Class 3, and a 48V 15Ah pack, with no watt-hours and no speed. The cart prints 90 Nm, a 25 mph limited mode, and 28 mph, at $2,199 from $2,399. Forty-eight times 15 is 720.
SEP 25, 2026
Rad Power RadExpand 5 Plus: Everything You Need to Know
Stateside, the card is $1,399 from $1,899, a 750W hub at 64 Nm, a 15Ah pack it labels 720Wh, and Class 2 as shipped. A Canada tile prints 500W. A dealer cell prints 72V. The hero says 60+ miles. The estimate says 20–60.
SEP 25, 2026
Ride1Up Portola: Everything You Need to Know
The Portola URL now opens a newer bike: 90 Nm, a torque-or-cadence switch, Class 2 as shipped, up to 60 miles. The first card is 65 Nm, a cadence sensor, and up to 40 miles, with a $995 clearance beside $1,095 and $1,195 labels.
SEP 25, 2026
Ride1Up CF Racer 1: Everything You Need to Know
Carbon drop-bar bike. The cart this crawl showed was $2,195, with a banner for up to $100 off. A review’s MSRP is $2,295. The sheet is a 36V 250W hub at 42 Nm and a 36V 7Ah pack. Thirty-six times 7 is 252. No range line on that sheet.
SEP 25, 2026
Velotric Breeze 1: Everything You Need to Know
Step-through cruiser. One cart read was $1,749 from $1,799. A later read was $1,699 from $1,799. The pack cell says 48V, 13.4Ah, and 627Wh. Forty-eight times 13.4 is 643.2. A review prints a 1,150-watt peak. A later tile prints 900.
SEP 25, 2026
Velotric Nomad 2: Everything You Need to Know
Fat-tire hardtail at $1,999. Hub 750W, 1,300W peak, 90 Nm. Pack 48V 14.7Ah, labeled 705.6Wh. Forty-eight times 14.7 is 705.6. Hero says 65 miles. A brand story says 45–65. A test scale said 84 lb against a 75 lb claim.
SEP 25, 2026
Velotric Nomad 2X: Everything You Need to Know
Full-suspension fat bike. One cart read was $2,299 from $2,399. A later read showed only the higher tag. The compare row runs up to $2,499. Hub cell: 48V, 750W, 105 Nm. Hero adds a 1,400W peak. Pack 48V 16.7Ah, labeled 801.6Wh. Sheet mass is 80 lb.
SEP 25, 2026
Velotric Discover M: Everything You Need to Know
Mid-drive commuter at $2,499. The spec cell is 48V, 500W, 960W peak, 100 Nm. The same page also prints 130 Nm max. Pack 48V 16.7Ah, labeled 801.6Wh. Sheet mass is 60 lb, and it excludes fenders, the kickstand, and the pedals. A scale said 66.
SEP 25, 2026
Mokwheel Obsidian: Everything You Need to Know
Full-suspension fat bike. The cart is $1,699.99 from $2,199.99. The technical block prints rated 750W, continuous 1,000W, peak 1,300W, and 48V 19.6Ah with no watt-hours. Forty-eight times 19.6 is 940.8. A review prints a 1,500W peak and 941 Wh. A shop page says mid-drive.
SEP 25, 2026
Mokwheel Basalt ST 2.0: Everything You Need to Know
Step-through fat bike at $1,799.99 from $1,999.99. Hero chips say 750W, 90 Nm-plus, 940Wh, 28 mph, and 450 lb. A brand paragraph prints a 1,100W peak. A September 2025 scale read 82 lb against a 68 lb claim.
SEP 25, 2026
Juiced Scrambler FS: Everything You Need to Know
Full-suspension moto-style bike at $1,899 from $2,144. The spec line is 1,764W peak, 750W nominal, 90 Nm, and 52V 19.2Ah. Fifty-two times 19.2 is 998.4. A September 25 card printed the hardtail’s $1,699 under this name.
SEP 25, 2026
Retrospec Chatham Rev Plus 2: Everything You Need to Know
The cart prints Chatham Rev+ 2 at $1,499.99, Class 2, a 500W geared hub, and 500Wh at 48V. The list still says about $1,000. A manual prints 9.6Ah and 459.8Wh. The hero says 75 miles. An April review said the page claimed 52.
SEP 25, 2026
Retrospec RooRev XL: Everything You Need to Know
The list spells RooRev XL and still says about $1,200. The cart prints Roo Rev XL at $1,999.99, a 20 mph top, and 700Wh at 48V. The motor cell reads 750W Peak 1150W. A facts card says Class 3 and 28 mph. A stray line says 36V and 350W.
SEP 25, 2026
Urtopia Carbon Atom: Everything You Need to Know
Carbon step-through at $2,499. The block is 750W rated, 1,250W peak, 90 Nm, and 48V 17.4Ah labeled 835Wh. Forty-eight times 17.4 is 835.2. A June brief prints 802Wh. The page’s range chip says 93 miles. A review’s claim line says 95.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsSUPER73 RX: Everything You Need to Know
SUPER73’s US catalog does not list an RX. Dealers still print a Mojave at $3,695 with a 2,000-watt peak. A Blackout card is 750 watts nominal, 90 lb, and 20 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsAriel Rider Grizzly: Everything You Need to Know
The Grizzly URL now opens a 72V private-property bike at $3,199: 8,000W peak, 180 lb, 60+ mph. The 52V dual-motor cart is a 404. A comparison page still prints 1,000W.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsJuiced Powersports X-Class / X-51: Everything You Need to Know
That list name is not a powersports SKU. The catalog bike is the Nomadix. Ariel’s 60-volt fat tire is a different company. TAILG uses the scooter code X51.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsE Ride Pro Mini: Everything You Need to Know
The US /mini address now opens the MINI R: 8 kW peak, 72V 30Ah labeled 2,100Wh, $3,599 plus $300 freight, 118 lb, a 143 lb limit. 72×30 is 2,160. Dealers still print a 60V Mini.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsTalaria Sting MX3: Everything You Need to Know
The TL3000 sheet prints 6 kW peak, 3 kW nominal, 60V 38.4Ah, and 63 kg. A shop still asks $3,099. Another calls the MX3 discontinued at $3,795. 60×38.4 is 2,304Wh. A 2,280Wh line used 38Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
E Ride Pro Pro S: Everything You Need to Know
The factory card is $3,999 plus $300 freight: 3 kW rated, 8 kW peak, 72V 30Ah, 49 mph, 127 lb. Shop cards still print 6 kW peak and 50 mph. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The list calls the row used.
SEP 25, 2026
Luna Cycle Luna X-1 / BBQ: Everything You Need to Know
The list pairs Luna X-1 with BBQ. Electrek’s 2019 X-1 was a carbon enduro at $3,450 from $4,200. Luna’s live carts are the X2 and the X2.5. This desk found no product titled BBQ.
SEP 25, 2026
Segway Ninebot Electric Dirt Bike: Everything You Need to Know
The list says a kids’ throttle bike near $600. Segway’s off-road cart is the Xaber 300 at $5,299.99, 21 kW peak, and not for riders under 18. The scooters near that list price are not this row.
SEP 25, 2026
Hiboy DK1 / DK2: Everything You Need to Know
Hiboy sells two kids’ dirt bikes, not one. DK1 is 300W, 36V 5.2Ah, and the title says ages 3–13 while the spec says 3–10. DK2 is a 150W peak, 24V 4.5Ah, ages 3–7, at $299.99. Neither page prints pedals.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Light Bee S: Everything You Need to Know
The factory youth page prints 3,500W, 31 mph, a 50.4V 26Ah pack, and 108 lb. RiderGuide’s 24 September 2026 guide says that model was discontinued in 2025. An older US sheet prints 2.9 kW and 30 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
Solar Scooters E-Clipse and Hyperion: Everything You Need to Know
Lancaster’s shop sells an E-Clipse at $5,999.99 and a Hyperion RSt at $3,499.99 or $3,599.99. The motorcycle tile says 130 lb. The curb line says 150. Neither card prints pedals.
SEP 25, 2026
GoTrax GXL V2: Everything You Need to Know
The GoTrax GXL V2 is a folding budget scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The Stateside cart showed $299 from $350: 15.5 mph, 12.5 miles, “250W avg.” Rider Guide’s Sept. 25, 2026 card prints 27 lb and 187.2Wh. Canada prints 19 km.
SEP 25, 2026
GoTrax Apex: Everything You Need to Know
The GoTrax Apex is a folding scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US cart showed $320 from $350: 15.5 mph, fifteen and a half miles, “250W avg,” rear motor. Apex Max is a different cart at $399, 18 mph, 350W.
SEP 25, 2026
GoTrax GMAX Ultra 2: Everything You Need to Know
The list adds a 2. GoTrax’s live cart says GMAX Ultra, not Ultra 2. This crawl: $549 from $799, 20 mph, up to 45 miles, “500W avg,” 36V 17.5Ah labeled 630Wh. A 2023 review printed 350W and 561.6Wh.
SEP 25, 2026
GoTrax Mosquito: Everything You Need to Know
There is no GoTrax Mosquito on the US cart. The Mosquito people compare against GoTrax is the Fluid scooter: from $899, 25+ mph, 22 miles, 29 lb, 500W with a 700W peak, 48V 9.6Ah labeled 461Wh.
SEP 25, 2026
Hiboy S2: Everything You Need to Know
The Hiboy S2 is a folding budget scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The product page showed $299.99 from $599.99: 19 mph, 17 miles, 350W rated, 500W peak, 36V 7.5Ah, 35.49 lb. A July 2026 blog prints 35.5 lb.
SEP 25, 2026
Hiboy S2 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The Hiboy S2 Pro is a folding scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The product modal showed $404.99 from $735.99: 19 mph, 25 miles, 500W rated, 600W peak, 37.4 lb. Hiboy’s side-by-side prints a 750W peak, 36.3 lb, and $422.99.
SEP 25, 2026
Hiboy S2 Max: Everything You Need to Know
The Hiboy S2 Max is a folding scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The product page showed $489.99 from $834.99: 19 mph, 40 miles, 500W rated, 650W peak, 48V 11.6Ah, and both 40 lb and 18.8 kg. No suspension.
SEP 25, 2026
TurboAnt X7 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The TurboAnt X7 Pro is a folding scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. A Canada sale tile showed $439.98 from $549.98. The spec row says 350W, 20 mph, 30 miles, 36V 10Ah labeled 360Wh, and 33 lb. A chart also prints a 15° climb beside a 15% one.
SEP 25, 2026
TurboAnt M10 / M10 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
TurboAnt M10 and M10 Pro are two scooters, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The M10 row is 18 miles, 7.5Ah, 29.8 lb, rear motor. The longer-range cart showed $369.98 from $549.98: 30 miles, 36V 10.4Ah labeled 374Wh, 36.37 lb.
SEP 25, 2026
Dualtron Thunder 2: Everything You Need to Know
The Dualtron Thunder 2 is a dual-motor scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Minimotors NYC: sold out, $3,999 from $4,299, 10,080W, 60 mph, 72V 40Ah. A UK 32Ah cart is 45 kg. EU sheets print 47.3 kg and 25 km/h limited.
SEP 25, 2026
Kaabo Mantis King GT: Everything You Need to Know
The Kaabo Mantis King GT is a dual-motor scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Kaabo’s EU page: 70 km/h, 60V 24Ah, 1,100W times two, 33.1 kg. A US tile showed $1,899 from $2,699 and 43 mph. An Australia card prints 60V 25Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
Kaabo Wolf King GT: Everything You Need to Know
The Kaabo Wolf King GT is a dual-motor scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Kaabo’s sheet: 2,000W times two, 72V 35Ah, over 100 kilometers per hour, 180 km, 52 kg. The same manual limits the plate to 25 km/h. It is not the King GTR.
SEP 25, 2026
Kaabo Wolf Warrior GTR: Everything You Need to Know
The list says Wolf Warrior GTR. Kaabo’s flagship page says Wolf King GTR: 65 mph and also 105 km/h, 13,440W max, 2,419Wh, 63 kg. A US tile showed from $3,499, regular $4,199. The Warrior GT is the older 60V column.
SEP 25, 2026
NAMI Burn-e 2: Everything You Need to Know
The NAMI Burn-e 2 is a dual-motor scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The 2022 sheet: 72V 28Ah, dual 1,000W, 5,040W peak, 45 mph claimed, about 100 lb, reviewed at $3,399. The GPS run was 43.8 mph and 49.1 miles.
SEP 25, 2026
NAMI Klima: Everything You Need to Know
The NAMI Klima is a dual-motor scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. ESI’s 2023 test: 42 mph, 60V 25Ah, 50 miles claimed, 39 miles fast, 79 lb. The header price was $2,499. A later tile showed $1,999. MAX is the longer-range sibling.
SEP 25, 2026
NAMI Burn-e Viper: Everything You Need to Know
The NAMI Burn-e Viper is the first-generation scooter, not the Burn-e 2, and not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The 2021 review: $4,499 then, 60 mph and 100 miles claimed, 72V 35Ah, 103 lb. A later shop tag was $3,899. A Portugal card offers 32Ah or 35Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
Varla Eagle One V2: Everything You Need to Know
The Varla Eagle One V2 is a dual-motor scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Varla’s cart: sold out, $1,569 from $1,999, 52V 20.8Ah labeled 1,082Wh, 40 mph claimed, 82 lb. The GPS run was 36.1 mph and 24.4 miles.
SEP 25, 2026
SPLACH Titan: Everything You Need to Know
The SPLACH Titan is two tire sizes, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. SPLACH’s table: Titan 9 about 32 mph, Titan 10 about 37, both 52V 20.8Ah and about 44 miles. ESI reviewed it at $1,199, later $1,299, and printed a 29-mile fast loop.
SEP 25, 2026
Fluid Vista: Everything You Need to Know
The Fluid Vista is a commuter scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Fluid’s page: $1,199 from $1,499, sold out on one view, 31 mph, 45 miles on 14.5Ah or 65 on 21Ah. The shop grid says 40 mph and 2x1000W. ESI tested 31 mph and 32 miles fast.
SEP 25, 2026
Ride1Up Vorsa: Everything You Need to Know
A 750W, 95 Nm hub with torque or cadence. Ships as Class 2. Ride1Up’s range line is 30–60 miles. Forbes Vetted named it best overall on Sept. 1, 2026. The price pages do not agree.
SEP 24, 2026
Ride1Up Roadster V3: Everything You Need to Know
A 500W, 50 Nm city hub and a 360Wh pack. Electric Bike Report’s 2026 city pick. Their test was 17 to 49 miles. The sheet says 40 lb. Their scale said 44.1. The prices do not agree.
SEP 24, 2026
Santa Cruz Heckler: Everything You Need to Know
The Heckler still on Santa Cruz’s US board is the 2024 carbon bike: 160/150 mm, Shimano EP801, 720Wh. Heckler SL is the lighter Fazua bike. Sale prices start at $5,449.
SEP 24, 2026
Canyon Spectral:ON: Everything You Need to Know
The 2026 Canyon Spectral:ON is a carbon mullet with a Shimano motor and an 800Wh pack, 160/155 mm. It is not a Bosch bike. A US CF 9 outlet showed $4,949 from $6,799.
SEP 24, 2026
Sur-Ron Ultra Bee: Everything You Need to Know
The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee is a 24.5 kW, 74V 60Ah dirt bike, about 195 lb. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro’s cart showed $5,995.95 and a 20 mph governor. Canada’s card says 59 mph.
SEP 24, 2026
Talaria Sting R MX4: Everything You Need to Know
The Talaria Sting R MX4 dealer sheets that agree say 8 kW peak, 60V 45Ah, about 145 lb, gearbox and chain. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Printed prices run from $3,499 to $4,899.
SEP 24, 2026
Talaria XXX: Everything You Need to Know
The Talaria XXX is a compact electric dirt bike, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Cards disagree on 5 kW, 6 kW, and 6.5 kW, and on 17-inch versus 19-inch wheels. One US card is $2,899.
SEP 24, 2026
E Ride Pro SS 3.0: Everything You Need to Know
The E Ride Pro SS 3.0 is a 15.8 kW peak, 72V 50Ah dirt bike, about 167 lb. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro ships it governed to 20 mph. The sheet says 62.
SEP 24, 2026
Stark Future Varg EX: Everything You Need to Know
The Stark Varg EX is an electric enduro, 60 or 80 hp, 7.2 kWh, about 264 lb. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. RevZilla’s September 2026 ride printed $12,900 and $13,900, and Q1 2027.
SEP 24, 2026
Rawrr Mantis X Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The Rawrr Mantis X Pro is a 15 kW peak, 72V 35Ah dirt bike. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro listed it sold out at $4,399 and governed to 20 mph. Other pages say 105 km/h.
SEP 24, 2026
Unagi Model One Voyager: Everything You Need to Know
The Unagi Model One Voyager is a light folding scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. A filed manual caps Sport at 15.5 mph. ESI tested 20. Rider Guide says you rent it.
SEP 24, 2026
Segway GT2: Everything You Need to Know
The Segway GT2 is a 43.5 mph kickscooter with a 1,512Wh pack and a 52.6 kg spec weight. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Segway’s page says racetrack or private property.
SEP 24, 2026
Apollo Phantom: Everything You Need to Know
Apollo Phantom is not one scooter. The US cart this crawl is the Phantom 2.0 at $2,199: 44 mph claimed, 52V 27Ah, 102 lb. ESI’s 41 mph test was the V3.
SEP 24, 2026
NIU KQi2 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The NIU KQi2 Pro is a folding scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US shop showed it sold out at $479: 17.4 mph, 300W rated, 365Wh, 40.6 lb. Canada prints 15.5 mph.
SEP 24, 2026
Onewheel Pint X / GT: Everything You Need to Know
The Pint X and the GT are two Future Motion boards, not one spec, and not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The menu says the Pint X is 18 mph. The page body also says 20.
SEP 24, 2026
Zero SR/F: Everything You Need to Know
The Zero SR/F is a street motorcycle, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US table says 111 hp, 17.3 kWh max, 15.1 nominal, 124 mph, $18,495. An EU dealer sheet still says 15.6 kWh.
SEP 24, 2026
LiveWire S2 Del Mar / One: Everything You Need to Know
LiveWire’s S2 Del Mar and LiveWire One are two motorcycles, not one spec, and not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The compare page prints $11,999 and $13,999.
SEP 24, 2026
MoonCool TK2 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The MoonCool TK2 Pro is a folding trike with pedals and a throttle. MoonCool prints Class 2, 15.5 mph, and 1,310W peak. The range page says 100 miles. Another says 45–100.
SEP 24, 2026
NIU KQi3 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The $699 commuter scooter. 19.9 mph, 350W rated, 486Wh, no suspension, UL 2272. Claimed range 31 miles. A full-throttle test got about 21. The card is sold out.
SEP 23, 2026
Segway X260: Everything You Need to Know
Segway’s dirt bike, discontinued on the official card at $6,499.99. The header says 46.6 mph and 121.3 lb. The same page prints three different torque numbers. The 2026 replacement is the Xaber 300.
SEP 23, 2026
Trek Fetch+ 4: Everything You Need to Know
Trek’s front-loader cargo bike. Class 1, Bosch, 750Wh, 20 mph, no throttle. System limit 551 lb. The box is 176. Two child seats come in the bike. US price on the card: $4,999.97, down from $8,499.99.
SEP 23, 2026
Freego FlekTrike Pro: Everything You Need to Know
A lockable-tilt trike with a 25 mph throttle. 750W nominal, dual 48V 30Ah packs, torque sensor, eight gears. Not Class 2. The maker’s card is $3,199 and sold out.
SEP 23, 2026
Rad Power RadTrike: Everything You Need to Know
Rad’s Class 2 trike. 14 mph on purpose, 750W front hub, 480Wh, cadence sensor. EBR’s slow loop went about 59 miles. The card says $1,699 and out of stock.
SEP 23, 2026
Apollo City Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The dual-motor commuter Apollo sold before the 2026 redesign. Drums, not hydraulics. 32 mph claimed. A named test got 21.9 miles. The new names are City 2.0 and Stellar.
SEP 23, 2026
Kandi Mini / Cruzer: Everything You Need to Know
Two Kandi products, neither a Class 1–3 e-bike. The Mini is a collapsible golf cart. Cruzer is how people spell Kruiser. The pit bikes are the Trail Kings.
SEP 23, 2026
Aventon Level 4 REC: Everything You Need to Know
Aventon’s $1,999 commuter. 750W rear hub, 733Wh, Class 2 with a Class 3 unlock, torque or cadence, rack and fenders in the box. The 75-mile claim is Eco. Turbo on camera is about 44.
SEP 23, 2026
Heybike Villain vs Tuttio Soleil01
The actual $1,300 mini fight. Same 14/12 wheels. One of them has a tested 44 mph.
SEP 21, 2026
Sur-Ron Light Bee X: Everything You Need to Know
2026 MY26 is 10 kW, 72V 35Ah, 130 lb, claimed 50 mph. It is an e-moto, not a Class 3. The aftermarket is still the second bike.
SEP 20, 2026
Talaria Sting R MX4 vs Sur-Ron Light Bee X
MX4 is the better bike stock. Light Bee MY26 is the better platform to build. 8 kW gearbox versus 10 kW belt, 145 lb versus 130. Same legal bucket: not a Class 3.
SEP 20, 2026
Tuttio Soleil01 vs Sur-Ron Light Bee X
Same legal class. Not the same bike. The $1k mini versus the trail bike shops actually stock.
SEP 20, 2026
Segway Ninebot Max G3: Everything You Need to Know
The 2026 commuter scooter America actually buys. 850W / 2,000W peak, 597Wh, ships 20 mph, app to 28. Claimed 50 miles. Tested 12–25. Not a Class 3 bike.
SEP 19, 2026
What YouTube Actually Measured in 2026: Level 4, Range, and Mid-Drives
Electric Bike Report, Ebike Escape, and BikeRide published numbers. Here they are.
SEP 19, 2026
Lectric XP Trike 2: Everything You Need to Know
The $1,499 folding e-trike America actually buys. 500W/14 mph or 750W/17. 415 lb payload, rear differential, UL 2849. Claimed 50/70. Tested 30–52. Not a Class 3 bike, not an XP4.
SEP 18, 2026
Lectric XP4: Everything You Need to Know
The $999 folder America actually buys. 500W or 750W hub, torque sensor, Class 1–3 in the menu, UL 2849. Claimed 50/85 miles. Tested range is half of that if you wring it.
SEP 17, 2026
Specialized Turbo Levo 4: The 2026 Spec Sheet, Straight
3.1 motor, 840Wh battery, 160/150 mm, mixed wheels. Prices start near $5,800.
SEP 16, 2026
What a City Commuter Actually Needs (Not the Catalog)
Belt or chain, lights, a lock, and a class that matches the path.
AUG 26, 2026