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Strengths & Weaknesses
Designed for: Varied Terrain Including Sand and SnowStrengths
1000W vs 741W avg
1030Wh vs 838Wh avg
31 mph vs 27 mph avg
Weaknesses
9 h vs 5.3 h avg
3 features vs 7 features avg
99 lbs vs 72 lbs avg
265 lbs vs 365 lbs avg
Compared with 107 similarly priced models ($1,049–$1,749), from manufacturer specs.
At a Glance
The KingSong M26 Pro is an all terrain electric bike listed at $1,399. Manufacturer specs put it at 1000W of rated motor power, a 1030Wh battery, a claimed 56 mile range, and a 31 mph top speed, at 99 lbs.
Next to the 107 other electric bikes in its price band ($1,049–$1,749), its strongest numbers are motor power (1000W vs 741W avg), battery capacity (1030Wh vs 838Wh avg), and top speed (31 mph vs 27 mph avg). The tradeoffs are charge time (9 h vs 5.3 h avg) and included features (3 features vs 7 features avg).
Full Specifications
KingSong M26 Pro
Powertrain
- Nominal Power
- 1000 W
- Peak Power
- 1300 W
- Assist Levels
- 3
- Throttle
Battery & Range
- Watt Hours
- 1030.1 Wh
- Amp-Hours
- 17.4 Ah
- Voltage
- 60 V
- Claimed Range
- 55.9 mi90 km
- Charge Time
- 9-10 h
Components
- Frame Material
- Steel
Utility
- Weight
- 99.2 lbs45 kg
- Max Load
- 264.6 lbs120 kg
- Rear Rack
- Lights
- Display
- LED
- Warranty
- 12 mo
Classification
- Category
- All Terrain
- Top Assist Speed
- 31.1 mph50.1 km/h
Wheels & Tires
- Wheel Size
- 20"
- Tire Size
- 20x4.0
- Tire Category
- Fat
Frame & Geometry
- Overall Length
- 70.9"180.1 cm
Rider Fit
Fits riders
3'11" – 6'7"120 – 200 cm
One frame size. Heights are the manufacturer's recommendation, not a hard limit.
Rider Fit Notes
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