The fat tire ebike is built for adventure. It handles rough trails, bumpy streets, and steep hills better than most bikes. Two top models in this space are the MEELOD XT600DL and the MACFOX X2. They are both stiff, quick, and heavily featured, but are targeted at different kinds of riders.
Power and Speed of Motor
MEELOD XT600DL
MEELOD XT600DL is made out of two motors that give 750 watts of standard power and 1200 watts of peak power. Its power is 2400 watts, and as such, this bicycle can climb up mountains and off-road tracks very easily. It is 35-40 miles per hour based on the terrain and rider weight. It is a bicycle that is equipped with a 180 Newton-meters scale of torque, thus ensuring that this bike is able to go faster even on an inclined surface or one that is slick.
MACFOX X2
The MACFOX X2 has one rear hub motor of 750 watts, but a peak power of 1000 watts. It reaches a maximum speed of 28 miles per hour, which is fast but not as aggressive as the MEELOD. Torque rating is 80 Newton-meters, which is good on city streets and light off-road rides, but not as strong as the XT600DL. Nevertheless, in a single-motor configuration, the X2 has a fast takeoff and entertaining, zippy ride.
Safety and Brakes
MEELOD XT600DL
The hydraulic disc brakes utilized in the XT600DL are 4-piston, and they respond well. These brakes give the rider greater control during an emergency stop or on steep hills. It is also stable and safe to ride on at high speed or even on slippery surfaces since it comes with 26 x 4.0-inch anti-puncture fat tires.
MACFOX X2
The MACFOX X2 also comes with hydraulic disc brakes that have great stopping power and safety in different riding conditions. It has the tires of 20 x 4.0-inch with good grip and stability, especially on paved roads and loose dirt. However, the smaller wheel diameter causes it to feel somewhat less stable on very rough terrain than the XT600DL with its 26-inch tires.
Frame, Construct, and Weight
MEELOD XT600DL
XT600DL is constructed using the 6061 aluminum alloy. It is not heavy but incredibly powerful and is intended to withstand off-road strains and haul loads of up to 450 pounds. The frame is well-balanced despite all its features. The weight of the bike (excluding the battery) is 63.9 pounds, and it is 95 percent assembled when it comes out of the box.
MACFOX X2
The MACFOX X2 also has a 6061 aluminum alloy frame, which is durable and has a more urban flavor. It has a weight of approximately 65 pounds with a 220-pound rider capacity. The frame is smaller and more suitable for commuting or riding in the city or for medium distances. The frame of the XT600DL can be more supportive to tall riders or those who have heavy gear.
Display and Gear System
MEELOD XT600DL
The bike comes with a Shimano 7-speed gear and a twist throttle on the right hand. It has a 3.5-inch waterproof color LCD display that displays speed, distance, battery level, and so on. It also has Bluetooth navigation and various ride modes such as Class 1, 2, 3, and Off-Road, leaving the rider with a lot of controls.
MACFOX X2
The MACFOX X2 is also equipped with a 7-speed Shimano system that uses a twist throttle. It has an easy-to-read LCD screen. The riders are able to change the three riding modes and review the ride data, such as battery and speed. Not as feature-laden as the MEELOD display, it does the job cleanly and in a user-friendly manner.
Conclusion
The MEELOD XT600DL is a powerful, range, and serious off-road riding machine. It has two motors and the full suspension as well as bigger tires, which makes it a good option when it comes to those rough terrains and heavy goods. Having a larger battery and more torque, it is more inclined to the side of riders who are more interested in performance rather than simplicity. The MACFOX X2 is city-friendly and everyday oriented. It is more lightweight, recharges quicker, and has an extended-range alternative that has a second battery. It is perfect when going around the city, commuting long distances, and having fun off-roading. These two e-bikes are both good options, but the best one would be based on the type of rider. The MEELOD XT600DL is tall on raw power, as well as trail-ready performance. The MACFOX X2 stands its ground in terms of smooth city rides with powerful features and enhanced ease of handling.
