Ariel Rider X-Class 60V Off-Road vs Heybike Titan Dual BatteryX-Class 60V Off-Road vs Titan Dual Battery
Both checked Sep 2026 against manufacturer pages
Key differences
What actually differs
Same 750W motor.
Weight
Heybike is 23 lb lighter
Ariel Rider
108 lb
Heybike
85 lb
Total load
Ariel Rider carries 50 lb more
Ariel Rider
350 lb
Heybike
300 lb
Rider plus cargo.
Battery
Ariel Rider has 67% more
Ariel Rider
~1,200 Wh
Heybike
720 Wh
Ariel Rider figure calculated from 60V × 20Ah.
Verdict
Which one for you
- Easiest to lift or carryHeybike Titan Dual Battery23 lb lighter overall.
- Longest ridesAriel Rider X-Class 60V Off-RoadLarger battery. Both range claims are the brand's, not tested.
Full specs
Side by side
SpecAriel Rider X-Class 60V Off-RoadHeybike Titan Dual Battery
Fit
Step-over height
28.7″
Not published by brand
Rider height
5′0″–6′4″
5′3″–6′3″
Total load
350 lbBetter
300 lb
Motor
Rated power
750W
750W
Peak power
Not published by brand
1,500W
Torque
110 NmBetter
65 Nm
Battery
Capacity
~1,200 WhBetter
720 Wh
Voltage and amp-hours
60V · 20Ah
48V · 15Ah
Range and speed
Claimed range
Range 45-60 Miles (edition card)
Up to 80 MilesBetter
Top speed
20 mph
20 mph
E-bike class
Class 2 or 3
Class 2
Size and folding
Weight
108 lb
85 lbBetter
Wheels
20"
20"
Brakes and drivetrain
Brakes
4-piston hydraulic, 203mm
Hydraulic brakes; front & rear 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes
Gears
Single-speed (KMC S1)
Not published by brand
Comfort and safety
Suspension
Front fork: thru-axle, 80mm travel, hydraulic lockout; rear shock: 60mm travel (265mm)
Front hydraulic fork, 80 mm travel; rear spring suspension, 55 mm travel
Certifications
UL-compliant cells
UL 2849
List price
Price
$1,799
$1,699Better
"Better" marks the stronger figure where one clearly exists. Range and battery claims are the brand's own. "~" means we calculated it. "—" means we haven't checked it yet. Sources and any conflicting figures are on each model page.