Ariel Rider vs Competitor ebikes

Overall the X-class and Super73 are similar. They are both fat tire scrambler/moped style 20" E-bikes. However the X-Class has more power, range and features than the S2. The more powerful 1000w motor and higher voltage will conquer steep hills better.

The X-class's full-suspension is going to smooth out rough terrain better than the S2's front suspension...

Overall the X-class and Revv 1 are both fat tire moped style 20" electric bikes. However the X-Class has more power, range, suspension and other features, giving you the best value for your money.

The X's more powerful 1000w motor and higher voltage will conquer steep hills better. The X-class's full-suspension is standard vs optional for an extra $500...

Overall the Kepler and the RadRover 6 are both fat tire E-bikes. However the Kepler has more power, range and features than the Rover 6. The Kepler is going to handle steep hills better and get you there quicker with it's more powerful motor. Also the Kepler comes with several extra features like racks, color display etc. that the RadRover doesn't...

Overall the Kepler and the Aventon Aventure 2 electric bikes are similar fat tire E-bikes. However the Kepler has significantly more power, and range. With the Kepler you won't have range anxiety. Despite all these added features, the Kepler is lighter than the Aventure.

The Kepler is going to handle steep hills better and get you there quicker with it's more powerful motor. Also the Kepler features premium brakes...

Overall the Kepler and the Zebra are very similar fat tire E-bikes. However the Kepler has more power, range and is lighter than the Zebra. The Kepler is going to handle steep hills better and get you there quicker with it's more powerful motor...

Ariel Rider Grizzly and Pedal Electric AWD [S] both are dual motor electric bikes which focus on high power, speed and traction. Despite both all wheel drive electric bikes having common parts there are some major differences.

Grizzly has dual 52V batteries that blend power as needed. ($680 additional value for free) Also you can select which motors drive the bike with a switch on handlebar...