At RideRow we carry every brand, so we have no dog in this fight — our job is to lay the numbers side by side and let the specs talk. Below we compare the Mihogo Air Max — Carbon Fiber E-Bike ($1,299) against the Lectric XPress2 ($1,399). Both are single-rider, non-fat urban e-bikes in the same price band, but they chase very different design goals: the Air Max leads with a carbon-fiber frame and a dual-battery long-range setup, while the XPress2 leads with a fully-published commuter component list.
Every number below is pulled from the manufacturer's own listing (snapcycle.com / mihogo.com for the Air Max, lectricebikes.com for the XPress2). Where a brand does not publish a spec, we mark it 待核 (unverified) rather than guess — a spec we cannot source, we do not print.
Spec-by-spec comparison
| Spec | Mihogo Air Max ($1,299) | Lectric XPress2 ($1,399) |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | Japanese Toray T800 carbon fiber | 待核 (unverified) |
| Frame / bike weight | 7.7 lb (frame only); full bike 待核 | ~55–60 lb w/o battery (brand lists both figures) |
| Motor | 750W | 750W rear hub (1,310W peak) |
| Torque | 85 Nm | 85 Nm |
| Pedal sensor | Torque sensor | Torque sensor (switchable torque/cadence) |
| Battery | Dual battery, 921.6 Wh total | 48V; capacity Wh 待核 (long-range option offered) |
| Claimed range | Up to 121 mi (mihogo.com lists up to 128 mi) | Up to 60 mi |
| Top speed / class | 待核 (unverified) | 28 mph (Class 3) |
| Brakes | 待核 (unverified) | 602 hydraulic disc, 180mm rotors |
| Tires | 待核 (unverified) | 27.5" x 2.1" puncture-resistant slick |
| Suspension | 待核 (unverified) | SR SunTour XCM front fork, 80mm travel |
| Display | PS Smart Display | 3.5" TFT color, USB-C |
| Chargers included | Two chargers | 待核 (unverified) |
| Payload capacity | 待核 (unverified) | 330 lb |
| MSRP | $1,299 | $1,399 |
What the numbers actually say
- Range and battery. The Air Max's headline is its dual-battery 921.6 Wh pack and a claimed 121-mile range — roughly double the XPress2's published 60 miles. If maximum range between charges is the priority, the Air Max's number is the larger of the two on paper.
- Frame and material. The Air Max uses a Toray T800 carbon-fiber frame with a claimed 7.7 lb frame weight. The XPress2's frame material is not published on its listing, and its complete-bike weight is quoted around 55–60 lb without the battery. Note the two figures are not directly comparable: 7.7 lb is a frame-only number for the Air Max, while the XPress2 figure is a whole-bike weight — the Air Max's full-bike weight is unverified.
- Published detail. The XPress2 lists its brakes (602 hydraulic, 180mm), suspension (SR SunTour XCM, 80mm), tires (27.5" x 2.1"), top speed (28 mph), and payload (330 lb). Several of those same fields are not published for the Air Max and are flagged 待核 above. That is a documentation difference, not a quality verdict.
- Motor and sensor parity. Both bikes run a 750W motor rated at 85 Nm and both use a torque sensor, so pedal-assist feel and rated power are comparable on paper.
Objective takeaway
These two land within $100 of each other but answer different questions. The Mihogo Air Max stands out on the specs it does publish — a carbon-fiber frame, a dual-battery 921.6 Wh system, a 121-mile claimed range, and two included chargers — which suits a rider who ranks long range and frame material highest. The Lectric XPress2 publishes a more complete component sheet (verified brakes, suspension, tires, top speed, and payload), which suits a rider who wants every commuter spec confirmed before buying.
Before purchase, a buyer should ask Mihogo to confirm the Air Max's unverified fields (bike weight, brakes, tires, suspension, top speed, and class), and confirm the XPress2's battery capacity and included accessories with Lectric. For warranty terms and coverage, check each manufacturer's official site directly — RideRow does not set or represent either brand's warranty.
Sources: Mihogo Air Max specs — snapcycle.com and mihogo.com product listings (products.json). Lectric XPress2 specs — lectricebikes.com product page. Prices are manufacturer list prices as observed 2026-07-15 and may change. Fields marked 待核 (unverified) were not published by the manufacturer at the time of writing.