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Two tested Duotts e-bikes compared

Duotts E29 vs Duotts E26: which electric MTB should you choose?

The E29 and E26 both use full suspension and Bafang assistance, yet they feel very different on the trail. The E29 is lighter, more agile and better over rough ground. The E26 adds stronger brakes, a larger battery and greater high-speed stability, but its weight is impossible to ignore.

✓ This comparison only includes bikes tested by JOTEM in real-world conditions.
Duotts E29Duotts

E29

8,6/10
VS
Duotts E26Duotts

E26

7,9/10

Which bike is the better fit for you?

Five key characteristics of each bike

Duotts E29

01Lower weight and confident mixed-terrain handling.

02Effective full suspension after correct setup.

03Powerful Shimano MT200 brakes and a natural torque sensor.

04Gravel, forest routes, riding to the trail and users who value full suspension and a natural torque sensor.

05Confident mixed-terrain handling

Duotts E26

01Smooth Bafang drive with up to 80 Nm.

02A 960 Wh Samsung battery for longer rides.

03Very powerful Tektro brakes and high-speed stability.

04Long rides on tarmac, gravel and forest roads for a rider who accepts a ready-to-ride weight close to 40 kg.

05Smooth Bafang motor and torque sensor

Comparison verdict

Verdict: the right choice depends on how you ride

Choose the Duotts E29 for active mixed-terrain riding when agility, comfort and reasonable weight matter. The Duotts E26 makes more sense for long, faster routes when stability, braking and battery capacity outweigh a ready-to-ride weight close to 40 kg.

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Data and test results side by side

MetricE29E26
JOTEM score8,6 / 107,9 / 10
Best forGravel, forest routes, riding to the trail and users who value full suspension and a natural torque sensor.Long rides on tarmac, gravel and forest roads for a rider who accepts a ready-to-ride weight close to 40 kg.
Drive / torqueBafang 250 W / up to about 720 W, 50 NmBafang 250 W / up to 750 W, 80 Nm
Battery48 V 13.5 Ah, about 648 WhSamsung 48 V 20 Ah, 960 Wh
Real-world range55 km in mixed terrain with energy remaining; 70-80 km at a relaxed paceabout 80 km under hard riding; close to 100 km at a relaxed pace - estimate
Weightabout 25.8 kgclose to 40 kg fully equipped
Assistance sensorczujnik momentu obrotowegoczujnik momentu obrotowego
Maximum load150 kg150 kg
Price range€1,200-€1,700over €1,700
Findings from real-world riding

Differences found during testing

The E29 changes direction more readily and isolates the rider from rough ground more effectively. The E26 feels calmer at speed, but starts require more effort without the throttle and its rear shock is less convincing. Confirm the current road configuration of either bike before ordering.

Duotts

E29

A very successful mixed-terrain model that needs a few assembly details corrected and its uncomfortable front shifter lever replaced.

The better choice when:Gravel, forest routes, riding to the trail and users who value full suspension and a natural torque sensor.
Duotts

E26

The best Duotts for power delivery, braking and high-speed stability, although the less expensive E29 is more agile and more comfortable over rough ground.

The better choice when:Long rides on tarmac, gravel and forest roads for a rider who accepts a ready-to-ride weight close to 40 kg.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Duotts E26 better than the E29?

Not for every rider. The E26 wins on battery, brakes and stability, while the E29 is lighter, more agile and more comfortable on uneven surfaces.

Which model is better for forest and gravel routes?

The E29 is the more natural choice for mixed terrain. It is easier to manoeuvre and its suspension works more effectively after correct setup.

Which Duotts has the longer range?

The E26 has the larger 960 Wh battery and greater long-distance potential. Actual range depends on pace, rider weight, terrain and assistance level.