Maxfoot MF-32 MaxZ 24in Fat Tire vs Pedego Fat Tire TrikeMF-32 MaxZ 24in Fat Tire vs Fat Tire Trike
Both checked Sep 2026 against manufacturer pages
Key differences
What actually differs
Same 750W motor.
Total load
Maxfoot carries 125 lb more
Maxfoot
450 lb
Pedego
325 lb
Rider plus cargo.
Battery
Maxfoot has 5% more
Maxfoot
~960 Wh
Pedego
~910 Wh
Maxfoot figure calculated from 48V × 20Ah. Pedego figure calculated from 52V × 17.5Ah.
Verdict
Which one for you
- Longest ridesMaxfoot MF-32 MaxZ 24in Fat TireLarger battery. Both range claims are the brand's, not tested.
Full specs
Side by side
SpecMaxfoot MF-32 MaxZ 24in Fat TirePedego Fat Tire Trike
Fit
Rider height
5′2″–6′4″
4′11″–6′4″
Total load
450 lbBetter
325 lb
Motor
Rated power
750W
750W
Peak power
1,100W
1,276W
Torque
85 Nm
Not published by brand
Battery
Capacity
~960 WhBetter
~910 Wh
Voltage and amp-hours
48V · 20Ah
52V · 17.5Ah
Range and speed
Claimed range
85+ miles with PAS 1Better
Up to 75 miles
Top speed
Not published by brand
15 mph
Size and folding
Weight
90 lb
Not published by brand
Wheels
24 in front / 20 in rear
20 in
Brakes and drivetrain
Brakes
180mm disc brakes (front x1 / rear x2), dual power-off levers
Tektro E530 two-piston calipers, 203mm front / 180mm rear rotors
Parking brake
Yes
Yes
Gears
Shimano 7-speed
8-speed Microshift TS, 11-32T cassette, 52T chainring
Rear differential
Yes
Not published by brand
Comfort and safety
Suspension
Maxfoot 50mm travel suspension fork
None - ISO4210-2 steel front fork
Certifications
UL-certified battery (standard not named)
SGS certified & listed to UL2849 and UL2271, UL 2580 cells; frame/fork ISO4210-2
List price
Price
$1,999Better
$3,295
"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.