The Magicycle Pro Mid stands out with its 1040 Wh battery, which is 20% above the median for its type. That capacity suggests long rides between charges, and the 100 Nm torque is 25% above the class median. The 1049 USD price is 30% below the median for mtb e-bikes. This is a lot of battery and torque for the money.

This bike suits riders who want a step-through mtb frame with generous power and range. The 59 km estimated range is 20% above the class median, so it can handle longer outings. But it weighs 34.5 kg, level with the median, so expect a heavy feel when lifting or maneuvering. It is best for those who prioritize capacity and price over light weight.

What the numbers say

These figures are published specifications and an estimate from a formula, not measurements.
SpecThis bikeMedian for its type
Battery1040 Wh864 Wh
Weight34.5 kg34.5 kg
Torque100 Nm80 Nm
Estimated range59 km49 km
Price1049 USD1499 USD

Answers to common questions

How much does it weigh?

The Magicycle Pro Mid weighs 34.5 kg. That is exactly the median weight for its type, so it is neither lighter nor heavier than a typical mtb e-bike. At this weight, you will notice it when lifting or carrying the bike.

How much torque does it have?

It has 100 Nm of torque. That is 25% above the median for its class, so it should provide strong assistance on climbs. The motor type is not published, so we cannot say if it is hub or mid-drive.

What speed class is it?

The speed class is not published. Top speed is also not listed. You should check with the manufacturer or a dealer for this information.

How far does it really go?

The manufacturer claims 161 km of range, but our estimated range is 59 km, which is 63% below the claim. This estimate uses a formula: battery capacity divided by consumption under a reference ride (Tour assist, rolling terrain, mild weather, brisk pace, 80 kg rider). It is not a measurement. For a personalized estimate, try the range calculator.

What does it cost to run?

The purchase price is 1049 USD, which is 30% below the median for its type. Running costs depend on electricity rates and how you charge, which are not published here. Use the cost calculator to estimate ongoing expenses based on your local rates.

Where it falls short

The biggest shortfall is the gap between the claimed range and our estimate. The manufacturer says 161 km, but the formula gives 59 km, a 63% difference. That is a significant discrepancy. Also, the weight is 34.5 kg, which is heavy for an mtb e-bike, and several key specs like motor type, top speed, and warranty are not published.

Who should buy it

This bike suits riders who want maximum battery capacity and torque for a low price. It works well for those who do not mind a heavier bike and who understand that the estimated range is much lower than the claim. It is a good value for the specs.

  • You want a step-through mtb frame with a large 1040 Wh battery for long rides.
  • You need strong climbing assistance from 100 Nm torque.
  • You are on a budget and want a full-featured e-bike at 1049 USD, 30% below the median.

Look elsewhere if you need a light bike, because 34.5 kg is heavy. Also consider other options if you require a published speed class, warranty, or motor type. And if accurate range claims matter to you, the 63% gap between claim and estimate may be a concern.