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X2X2Macfox$1,89930/100
PRICING
PriceMSRP for base model; does not include shipping or accessories.$1,899--
MOTOR
Motor (Nominal)Continuous rated power; peak power may be higher.750 W--
Motor (Peak)Maximum short-burst output available from the motor system.1,000 W--
BATTERY
Battery CapacityTotal battery capacity in watt-hours.960 Wh--
PERFORMANCE
RangeReal-world range under ideal conditions; varies with terrain, rider weight, and assist level.40 mi--
Top SpeedMaximum assisted speed on level ground.20 mph--
UTILITY
WeightBike-only weight without cargo or rider.72 lbs--
Payload CapacityCombined rider and cargo carrying limit.220 lbs--
GEOMETRY
Frame TypeHigh-Step--
COMPONENTRY
BrakesHydraulic disc, 2-piston--
SAFETY
UL 2271 CertifiedUL 2271 validates battery-pack safety and thermal resistance.✓--
UL 2849 CertifiedUL 2849 verifies the complete eBike electrical system.✓--
ReviewsFull Review--

Score Breakdown, Metric by Metric

Every bike sits on the same 27 ladders. The rung it lands on decides the points, so each difference below is already priced in before you read it.

X230 / 100
POWER & DRIVEup to 16 pts3 / 16
Peak power outputup to 9.5 pts1.5 / 9.5P1 · 600–749 W
Pedal-assist sensingup to 3.5 pts0 / 3.5S0 · Cadence sensor only
Throttleup to 1 pts1 / 1T1 · Throttle included
Speed classup to 2 pts0.5 / 2C1 · 20–27 mph (Class 1/2)
BATTERY & RANGEup to 21 pts9 / 21
Usable battery capacityup to 12 pts8 / 12B4 · 800–999 Wh
Charger speedup to 3 pts1 / 3CH2 · 150–199 W
Cell supplierup to 2 pts0 / 2CE0 · Not LG, Samsung or Panasonic
Battery ingress protectionup to 4 pts0 / 4IN0 · Not published or IPX4
SAFETY & BRAKINGup to 14 pts6.5 / 14
Braking systemup to 6.5 pts3 / 6.5K1 · Hydraulic disc, 2-piston
Brake hardwareup to 2.5 pts0 / 2.5N0 · Unbranded or not published
Motor cut-off at the brake leverup to 2 pts2 / 2X1 · Motor cut-off at the brake lever
Brake-activated lightup to 1.5 pts1.5 / 1.5R1 · Brake-activated rear light
Turn signalsup to 1.5 pts0 / 1.5G0 · No turn signals
RIDE QUALITY & COMPONENTSup to 32 pts9 / 32
Suspensionup to 11 pts2.5 / 11F2 · Unbranded suspension fork
Drivetrainup to 10.5 pts2 / 10.5D1 · 3–7 speed, entry tier
Tyresup to 1.5 pts0 / 1.5Y0 · Unbranded or OEM
Frame finishup to 2 pts1.5 / 2FF1 · Smooth welds
Axle standardup to 2.5 pts2 / 2.5AX2 · Thru-axle
Stemup to 2 pts0 / 2ST0 · Non-adjustable stem
Pedalsup to 2 pts0.5 / 2PD1 · Steel
Lock-on gripsup to 0.5 pts0.5 / 0.5LG1 · Lock-on grips
UTILITY & PRACTICALITYup to 8 pts1 / 8
Rack & cargo systemup to 4 pts0 / 4A0 · No rack included
Fenders & weather protectionup to 2.5 pts0 / 2.5M0 · No fenders
Kickstandup to 1.5 pts1 / 1.5J1 · Fixed kickstand
DISPLAY & CONNECTIVITYup to 9 pts1.5 / 9
Displayup to 6.5 pts1.5 / 6.5V1 · Monochrome LCD
Rider tuningup to 2 pts0 / 2U0 · No rider tuning
App connectivityup to 0.5 pts0 / 0.5Q0 · No app

Head-to-Head Visual Comparison

Scored on the same 6 rubric categories as the leaderboard, out of 10.

PowerBatterySafetyRide qualityUtilityDisplay

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Head-to-Head Standings

How these 1 bikes rank against each other on the leaderboard rubric.

#eBikePriceOverallPowerBatterySafetyRide qualityUtilityDisplayBoard rank
1X2Macfox$1,89930194346281317#74 of 87

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20-Mile Hilly Commute Challenge

Every bike rides the same 20-mile route with sustained climbs at a steady assist level. The bar shows how much battery is left at the finish.

  • Efficient (over 40% left)
  • Cutting it close (10-40%)
  • Range anxiety (under 10%)
100 lbs300 lbs
  • MacfoxX2
    Efficient43%

    960 Wh · Hub motor

Why some bikes climb better

Mid-drive motors run through the gears, so they turn the same watt-hours into more climbing than a hub motor pushing a fixed ratio. A bigger battery buys margin either way; a heavier rider spends it faster.

Estimates only. Real-world battery use depends on terrain, assist level, tyre pressure, wind and temperature; the model applies the same assumptions to every bike so the comparison is fair, not exact.

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