A stable frame, strong brakes, riding position and power reserve matter more here than the weight of the bike itself.
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The order combines category scores, real-world test results and fit for the specific use case. Manufacturer data is a starting point, not the verdict.
▶The P26 Mate combines high power with exceptionally easy access and comfort, but weighs about 36-37 kg and is not an ordinary road-legal bicycle.
Heavier riders, steep climbs, recreational use and anyone who needs a step-through frame. The P26 Mate combines high power with exceptionally easy access and comfort, but weighs about 36-37 kg and is not an ordinary road-legal bicycle.
Weight of about 36-37 kg
▶The most complete folder in this comparison: fast, stable and comfortable, although heavy and low around the pedals.
Long commutes, mixed surfaces and riders who need a folding format without giving up comfort. The most complete folder in this comparison: fast, stable and comfortable, although heavy and low around the pedals.
Weight of about 31.5 kg
▶One of the most coherent city e-bikes in this comparison: comfortable, predictable and highly efficient, although heavy and not perfectly suspended.
City riding, daily commuting and riders who value a low step-through, rapid charging and a road-legal configuration. One of the most coherent city e-bikes in this comparison: comfortable, predictable and highly efficient, although heavy and not perfectly suspended.
Weight of about 33 kg
▶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.
Long rides on tarmac, gravel and forest roads for a rider who accepts a ready-to-ride weight close to 40 kg. 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.
Average rear shock performance
▶The F26 impresses with performance and stability, but its weight and power rule out treating it like an ordinary city bicycle.
Difficult terrain, steep climbs and heavier riders who need all-wheel drive. The F26 impresses with performance and stability, but its weight and power rule out treating it like an ordinary city bicycle.
Weight close to 40 kg
▶One of the most comfortable e-bikes in this comparison and a good option for a heavier rider, provided the motor configuration is chosen consciously.
City use, recreation and riders who need a step-through frame, comfortable saddle and strong assistance. One of the most comfortable e-bikes in this comparison and a good option for a heavier rider, provided the motor configuration is chosen consciously.
Weight of about 36-40 kg
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