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1000W vs 675W avg
Front suspension, 27.5" wheels
12.2 Wh/lb vs 10.3 Wh/lb avg
59 lbs vs 72 lbs avg
23 mph vs 27 mph avg
Compared with 58 similarly priced models ($674–$1,124), from manufacturer specs.
Where it stands among 58 similarly priced e-bikes ($674–$1,124), from manufacturer specs. 50% is mid-pack.
Each spoke shows where this vehicle ranks among similarly priced e-bikes: 73% means it beats 73% of them in that area. Rankings come from spec scores computed on fixed scales from manufacturer numbers (the small "spec" value, out of 100), so a high percentage means strong for the money, not perfect. The gray ring and ticks mark mid-pack.
The TST Flyer is a commuter electric bike listed at $899. Manufacturer specs put it at 1000W of rated motor power, a 720Wh battery, a claimed 65 mile range, and a 23 mph top speed, at 59 lbs.
Next to the 58 other electric bikes in its price band ($674–$1,124), its strongest numbers are motor power (1000W vs 675W avg), energy density (battery size for the weight) (12.2 Wh/lb vs 10.3 Wh/lb avg), and weight (59 lbs vs 72 lbs avg). The tradeoff is top speed (23 mph vs 27 mph avg). Beyond the headline numbers it brings a front suspension, 27.5" wheels setup for ride comfort.
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