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Hiboy EX9 vs Jasion EB5

Two of the commuter e-bikes in our best commuter e-bikes: aventon, velotric, rad power, ride1up & 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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#7 of 11 in Commuter E-Bikes

Hiboy EX9

5.1/10

Best for: 750 W Class 3 commuter with a 330 lb payload

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#9 of 11 in Commuter E-Bikes

Jasion EB5

4.2/10

Best for: Budget step-through with mechanical discs

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecHiboy EX9Jasion EB5Weight
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 Not listed 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. 556.8 Wh 528 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. 62 mi 62 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. 330 lb 330 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. 64.5 lb 65 lb 10%
Motor torquePeak torque in newton-metres as the maker states it. More torque helps on hills and when starting with a load. Not listed 60 Nm 10%
Hydraulic disc brakesYes when the maker lists hydraulic disc brakes. They generally need less hand force than mechanical (cable) discs. Yes No 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. IPX4 class (splashes) Not listed 2%
Motor750 W (1000 W peak)1200 W peak (rated power not listed), 60 Nminfo
Battery48 V 11.6 Ah (556.8 Wh, computed)48 V 11 Ah (528 Wh, computed), battery IPX6info
Speed20 mph default, up to 28 mphNot listedinfo
Weight64.5 lb netNot listedinfo
Water ratingBike IPX4, battery IPX5Battery IPX6 onlyinfo
TorqueNot published by the makerNot listedinfo
BrakesNot listedMechanical discinfo
RidePick score5.1/104.2/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

Hiboy EX9

Better published figure on: Battery capacity, Bike weight, Hydraulic disc brakes.

What we like

    Watch out for

    • Motor torque not published by Hiboy
    • Lowest water resistance in this comparison (IPX4 class (splashes))

    Jasion EB5

    No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

    What we like

      Watch out for

      • Rated motor power not published by Jasion
      • Water resistance not published by Jasion

      Verdict

      Budget 28 mph bikes rated for 330 lb. Hiboy lists 750 W rated, hydraulic brakes and IPX4; Jasion lists only 1200 W peak, 60 Nm and mechanical discs. Both claim 62 mi.

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