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79Bike · 2026

Falcon Pro

Rawrr · 2024

Mantis

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Summary

Claimed figures · blanks excluded

Most peak power: Falcon Pro10 kW
Lowest price (USD): Falcon Pro$3,299

Measured against each other

Peak power

Δ 0.5 kW

Falcon Pro10 kW
Mantis9.5 kW

Power-to-weight

Falcon Pro—
Mantis—

Battery capacity

Falcon Pro—
Mantis2,520 Wh

Weight

Falcon Pro—
Mantis—

Shorter is lighter.

Front travel

Falcon Pro—
Mantis—

Rear travel

Falcon Pro—
Mantis—

Full specifications

Price

PricePrices move. Check the date and currency.

$3,299

$3,850

Motor & performance

Peak powerPeak, not continuous. It's a burst number that brands measure in different ways.

10 kW13 hp

9.5 kW13 hp

Rated powerWhat the motor can sustain. Closer to what you feel on a long climb.

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Power-to-weightCalculated by Mesa Project from claimed peak power and claimed weight.

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Torque (as published)Brands quote torque at the motor or at the rear wheel. Read the note before comparing.

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50 Nm37 lb-ft

Top speed

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Battery & charging

Battery capacityWatt-hours is the fuel-tank number. Volts × amp-hours.

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2,520 Wh2.52 kWhCALC

Pack voltage

72 V

Pack amp-hours

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35 Ah

Swappable batteryA rider-removable pack that can be replaced with a compatible spare. Does not imply tool-free removal or compatibility across models.

Yes

Range claimBrands test at different steady speeds, so we don't crown a winner. Trail range will be lower.

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75 mi121 km

Charge time

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Chassis

WeightWhat you'll be lifting out of a rut. Check whether the battery is included.

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Seat heightUnladen. Sag brings it down once you sit on it.

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Ground clearance

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Wheelbase

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Frame

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Suspension

Fork

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Front travel

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Shock

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Rear travel

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Wheels & brakes

Front wheel

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Rear wheel

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Front tire

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Rear tire

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Front brake

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Rear brake

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Electronics

Ride modes

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Regen braking

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Display

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Ownership

Warranty

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Highlighted = best among these bikes, where “best” is clear-cut. Range claims and torque are never ranked, because brands measure them differently.