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IN 10 ProVS775 MX

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Summary

Claimed figures · blanks excluded
Most peak power
775 MX6 kW
Lightest
775 MX75 lb34 kg
Biggest battery
IN 10 Pro1,620 Wh
Best power-to-weight
775 MX176 W/kg
Lowest price (USD)
IN 10 Pro$1,799

Measured against each other

Peak power

Δ 0.5 kW
  • IN 10 Pro5.5 kW
  • 775 MX6 kW

Power-to-weight

Δ 91 W/kg
  • IN 10 Pro85 W/kg
  • 775 MX176 W/kg

Battery capacity

Δ 320 Wh
  • IN 10 Pro1,620 Wh
  • 775 MX1,300 Wh

Weight

Δ 67 lb30.4 kg
  • IN 10 Pro142 lb64.4 kg
  • 775 MX75 lb34 kg

Shorter is lighter.

Front travel

  • IN 10 Pro—
  • 775 MX200 mm

Rear travel

  • IN 10 Pro—
  • 775 MX170 mm

Size & stance

To scale, lined up at the rear axle. Rims shown without tires. Hover a bike below to isolate it.

A · wheelbase 44.9 inSeat height30.7″A

Full specifications

Price

Price
$1,799 (best)
$5,895

Motor & performance

Peak power
5.5 kW7 hp
6 kW (best)8 hp
Rated power
—
—
Power-to-weight
85 W/kgCALC
176 W/kg (best)CALC
Torque (as published)
220 Nm162 lb-ft
280 Nm207 lb-ft
Top speed
50 mph (best)80 km/h
40 mph64 km/h

Battery & charging

Battery capacity
1,620 Wh (best)1.62 kWhCALC
1,300 Wh1.3 kWhCALC
Pack voltage
60 V
65 V
Pack amp-hours
27 Ah
20 Ah
Swappable battery
—
—
Range claim
60 mi97 km
37 mi60 km
Charge time
—
—

Chassis

Weight
142 lb64.4 kg64.4 kg142 lb
75 lb34 kg (best)34 kg75 lb
Seat height
780 mm30.7 in
—
Ground clearance
325 mm12.8 in
—
Wheelbase
1,140 mm44.9 in
—
Frame
—
—

Suspension

Fork
Hydraulic fork
Suntour Rux 38 RC+ (200mm Travel); Tapered 1 1/8"–1.5"
Front travel
—
200 mm7.9 in
Shock
Nitrogen air shock
Linkage shock, adjustable (170mm); Tapered 1 1/8"–1.5"
Rear travel
—
170 mm6.7 in

Wheels & brakes

Front wheel
17″CALC
29″
Rear wheel
14″CALC
27.5″
Front tire
70/100-17
—
Rear tire
90/100-14
—
Front brake
—
—
Rear brake
—
—

Electronics

Ride modes
3 Speed Modes
—
Regen braking
—
—
Display
LCD
LCD

Ownership

Warranty
1 Year Limited Warranty
2 Year Warranty

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