Compare two reviewed e-bikes
Choose any two current RideIn catalogue entries. The table preserves unresolved or missing specifications instead of silently estimating them.
| Measure | Aairsk GT300 | Aairsk GT900 |
|---|---|---|
| Category | 26-inch electric hardtail | 26-inch dual-suspension electric mountain-style bike |
| Best for | leisure and mixed-surface rides where familiar bicycle handling and seven gears matter more than low weight | mixed road and light-trail riding where a broad gear range is valued and the buyer can inspect the exact variant |
| Motor | 250W rear-hub motor with assistance claimed to 25km/h | 250W rear-hub motor with assistance claimed to 25km/h on the reviewed UK variant |
| Battery | 36V 10Ah removable concealed battery, approximately 360Wh; Amazon metadata also shows an inconsistent 468Wh figure | 36V 13Ah removable concealed battery, approximately 468Wh |
| Published range | up to 40km in the reviewed Amazon UK configuration | up to 40km in pedal-assist mode |
| Weight | 26kg listed | 26kg listed |
| Brakes | front and rear mechanical disc brakes | front and rear mechanical disc brakes |
| Price when checked | Price not captured | Price not captured |
| Buying route | Marketplace listing snapshot | Marketplace listing snapshot |
| Full review | Read Aairsk GT300 review | Read Aairsk GT900 review |
A higher price, torque figure or battery capacity does not make a bike the better match. Fit, legal configuration, service support, route and storage remain separate checks.
Compare the complete bike, not one headline
Battery watt-hours, motor position, mechanical gearing, total mass, braking, fit and equipment work together. A large battery can be useful on a cargo bike or long trail ride, yet unnecessary weight on a short commute.
Marketplace specifications can change by seller and regional version. Dealer bikes can also receive model-year component substitutions. Match the review to the exact product code and delivered labels before relying on a figure.
Apply the UK legal check separately
For ordinary public-road treatment in Great Britain, the bike needs usable pedals, no more than 250W continuous rated power and assistance that cuts out by 15.5mph. An off-road mode, throttle or regional configuration can change the classification.
Use the UK e-bike legal checker as a first screen. It is not type approval or legal advice.
Definitions and live source material
Use the linked publisher pages for the complete dataset, current policy and any revisions made after this RideIn summary.
- GOV.UK: riding an electric bike — the rules↗Current Great Britain EAPC criteria.