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While both models share the same powerful motor (1,764W peak), 52V battery, and top speed of 28 mph, the key differences are:Suspension: The Full Suspension model features both front and rear KKE shocks for maximum comfort on bumps, while the Hardtail has front suspension only.Pedal Sensor: The Full Suspension includes a premium Torque + Cadence sensor for a smooth, natural pedaling response. The Hardtail uses a standard Cadence sensor.Tires: The Full Suspension comes with wider 20" x 4.5" all-terrain knobby tires, whereas the Hardtail uses 20" x 4.0" street-focused fat tires.Payload Capacity: The Hardtail supports up to 300 lbs (great for extra cargo or heavier riders), while the Full Suspension supports up to 225 lbs.
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