50 lbs vs 73 lbs avg
22 mi vs 56 mi avg
350W vs 547W avg
220 lbs vs 337 lbs avg
4 features vs 6 features avg
Compared with 26 similarly priced models ($488–$813), from manufacturer specs.
The ENGWE T14 is an electric bike listed at $650. Manufacturer specs put it at 350W of rated motor power, a 480Wh battery, a claimed 22 mile range, and a 21 mph top speed, at 50 lbs.
Next to the 26 other electric bikes in its price band ($488–$813), its strongest numbers are weight (50 lbs vs 73 lbs avg). The tradeoffs are claimed range (22 mi vs 56 mi avg) and motor power (350W vs 547W avg).
ENGWE T14
Fits riders
4'6" – 5'6"137 – 168 cm
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