IPX4, splash resistant
230 lbs vs 64 lbs avg
0.09 mph/lb vs 0.41 mph/lb avg
26 mi vs 53 mi avg
350W vs 475W avg
Compared with 18 similarly priced models ($473–$788), from manufacturer specs.
The Hiboy C1 is a commuter electric bike listed at $630. Manufacturer specs put it at 350W of rated motor power, a claimed 26 mile range, and a 20 mph top speed, at 230 lbs.
Next to the 18 other electric bikes in its price band ($473–$788), its weak spots are weight (230 lbs vs 64 lbs avg) and speed for its weight (0.09 mph/lb vs 0.41 mph/lb avg). Beyond the headline numbers it brings an IPX4, splash resistant ingress rating.
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