Hiboy EX11 vs Rad Power Bikes Radster Trail
Two of the fat-tire & off-road e-bikes in our best fat-tire & off-road e-bikes: rad power, aventon, velotric, jasion & more comparison, lined up spec by spec. Every figure comes from the manufacturer pages linked below, and the scores use the same published formula as the full ranking.
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Best for: Full-suspension fat tire with an 864 Wh battery and 100 mi claim
Check price at AmazonBest for: 100 Nm off-road Class 1–3 bike
Check price at AmazonSpec-by-spec comparison
Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.
| Spec | Hiboy EX11 | Rad Power Bikes Radster Trail | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rated motor powerThe motor's nominal (rated, sustained) output as the maker states it, not the higher peak figure. Peak figures appear in each bike's notes. A bike whose maker publishes only a peak figure scores as the lowest rated figure in the category. | 750 W | 750 W | 15% |
| Battery capacityBattery capacity in watt-hours. Where the maker lists only volts and amp-hours, we multiply them (for example 48 V x 15 Ah = 720 Wh) and say so in the product's notes. Larger batteries generally go farther under the same conditions. | 864 Wh | 720 Wh | 20% |
| Claimed rangeThe maker's own maximum range claim, usually in the lowest assist level. Real range depends on rider weight, hills, wind, temperature and assist level, so treat it as a comparison figure, not a promise. Where a maker gives a span, we use the top of it. | 100 mi | 65 mi | 15% |
| Top assisted speedThe highest assisted speed the maker lists, including settings unlocked in the app or display. 28 mph is the Class 3 ceiling, so anything above it scores the same as 28 mph. | 28 mph | 28 mph | 10% |
| Payload capacityThe maker's maximum load for rider plus cargo. Where the maker gives a gross vehicle weight instead, we subtract the bike's weight and say so in the notes. | 300 lb | 370 lb | 15% |
| Bike weightLighter bikes are easier to lift, carry upstairs and ride with the motor off. A weight published without the battery is not comparable, so it shows as Not listed. | 99.2 lb | 77.5 lb | 10% |
| Motor torquePeak torque in newton-metres as the maker states it. More torque helps on hills and when starting with a load. | 90 Nm | 100 Nm | 10% |
| Hydraulic disc brakesYes when the maker lists hydraulic disc brakes. They generally need less hand force than mechanical (cable) discs. | Yes | Yes | 3% |
| Water resistanceThe water digit of the IP rating the maker lists for the bike (the second digit, so IPX5 and IP65 both count as 5). Where only the battery or motor carries a rating, we say so in the notes and leave the bike rating blank. | IPX5 class (water jets) | IPX6 class (powerful jets) | 2% |
| Motor | 750 W (880 W peak), 90 Nm | 750 W, 100 Nm | info |
| Battery | 864 Wh | 48 V 15 Ah, 720 Wh | info |
| Water rating | Battery and motor IP65 | IPX6 | info |
| Weight | 99.2 lb | Not listed | info |
| Range | Not listed | 65+ miles | info |
| RidePick score | 6.8/10 | 6.7/10 | 100% |
Where each one comes out ahead
Hiboy EX11
Better published figure on: Battery capacity, Claimed range.
What we like
- Top claimed range in this comparison (100 mi)
Watch out for
- Lowest payload capacity in this comparison (300 lb)
- Highest bike weight in this comparison (99.2 lb)
Rad Power Bikes Radster Trail
Better published figure on: Payload capacity, Bike weight, Motor torque, Water resistance.
What we like
- Top water resistance in this comparison (IPX6 class (powerful jets))
Watch out for
Verdict
Hiboy lists 864 vs 720 Wh and 100 vs 65+ mi; Rad lists 100 vs 90 Nm, 370 vs 300 lb and 77.5 vs 99.2 lb.
- Hiboy EX11: Hiboy: EX11
- Rad Power Bikes Radster Trail: Rad Power Bikes: Radster Trail