Price
$2,099
Technical Architecture
Price
$2,099
MSRP
Motor
750 W
Nominal Output
Battery
960 Wh
Battery Capacity
Speed
20 mph
Unlocked Top Speed
Payload
330 lbs
Max Load Capacity
Safety Standards
UL 2849 Certified
Electrical System Integrity
UL 2711 Certified
Battery Performance & Safety
Foldable
No
Frame Style Not Specified
Editorial Insights
Expert Verdict
Editorial Review: Evaluating theX2 Dual
The Macfox X2 Dual Battery model takes Macfox's premium, full-suspension mini-moto cruiser and outfits it with an absolute powerhouse of an energy system. While the base X2 is already a massive step up from their entry-level frames—introducing an agile aluminum alloy chassis, true dual shocks, and premium hydraulic brakes—upgrading to the dual-battery version turns this aggressive off-road scrambler into a legitimate long-distance machine.
By packing two massive 48V 20Ah fuel tanks on board, it holds one of the largest stock energy reserves in the moped-style e-bike class, allowing you to ride all day long without range anxiety.
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Feature Metric |
Single Battery X2 |
Dual Battery X2 |
|
Total Battery Capacity |
960Wh (48V 20Ah) |
1,920Wh (Two 48V 20Ah packs) |
|
Claimed Max Range |
Up to 45 miles |
Up to 90+ miles |
|
Realistic Throttle Range |
~25 to 30 miles |
~50 to 60 miles |
|
Approximate Bike Weight |
~65 lbs |
~72 to 75 lbs |
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Charging Setup |
Single Port (5-6 hours) |
Dual Charging required |
Key Specifications
Fine-tuned for the 960 Wh High-Capacity Battery
46.0 mi
Motor Type
Terrain Profile
Estimated range is total usable battery capacity divided by adjusted energy consumption: Range (mi) = Battery (Wh) ÷ Adjusted Consumption (Wh/mi). Manufacturer range claims are measured in ideal lab conditions, so this model starts from a real-world baseline and applies a multiplier for each factor you change above.
This estimate is independent of the Range score shown in the rating breakdown, which grades the model against the rest of the catalogue rather than predicting a single ride. Treat the figure as a planning guide — tyre pressure, wind, temperature and stop-start riding all move the real number.
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