Magicycle e-bikes
Every Magicycle model in the database, 6 of them, with our own range estimate next to the manufacturer's claim. Across the range the estimate lands about 54% under the claim, which is a difference of test conditions rather than an accusation.
- Longest rangeMagicycle Deer37 mi
- LightestMagicycle Deer65.9 lb
- CheapestMagicycle Jaguarundi$1,499
What the numbers say
There are 6 of these in the database. The middle one costs about 2,036 EUR, which is above the 1,203 EUR the catalogue sits at, and carries 1040 Wh of battery against a catalogue median of 720 Wh.
Weight runs to a median of 34.9 kg, above the 29.5 kg typical elsewhere, and that is most of why the estimated range lands at 59 km against 47 km across the catalogue: a heavier bike spends more of its battery moving itself. The estimate is above the catalogue median.
Across the group our estimate lands 54% under the claimed range, above the 46% we see catalogue-wide. The Magicycle Ocelot Pro holds up best, 39% under its claim; the Magicycle CT 1 is furthest out at 68%. A wide gap is a difference of test conditions, not an accusation: a claim measured on flat ground in Eco with a light rider is a real number answering a different question.
Every model on the same axes
| Model | Battery | Weight | Claimed | Estimated | Gap | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deer | 1040 Wh | 65.9 lb | 80 mi | 37 mi | -53% | $2,699 |
| Ocelot Pro 2 | 1040 Wh | 65.9 lb | 80 mi | 37 mi | -53% | $2,199 |
| Deer 2 | 1040 Wh | 76.1 lb | 80 mi | 37 mi | -54% | $2,799 |
| Ocelot Pro | 1040 Wh | 76.9 lb | 60 mi | 37 mi | -39% | $1,899 |
| Jaguarundi | 720 Wh | 91.9 lb | 55 mi | 25 mi | -54% | $1,499 |
| CT 1 | 364 Wh | 88 lb | 50 mi | 16 mi | -68% | $1,799 |
