Carries speed and momentum extremely well

Rolls over obstacles better than smaller wheels

Great for long-distance riding and bikepacking

Stable and planted at speed

Full-size run (S–XL) is rare for a 32″ platform

Practical frame features (mounts, threaded BB, external routing)

Solid weight for the complete build (23.8 pounds)

Not very playful, prefers to track straight

Harder to maneuver, especially in tight terrain

Slower acceleration from a stop

Climbing at low speeds feels more demanding

Gearing feels off, especially mid-cassette

Stiff ride quality, lacking vertical compliance

Limited 32″ parts availability at the time of publishing

Lightweight (44lbs 14oz with pedals and bottle cage)

Rides like an analog bike

Seamless and unintrusive pedal assist

Excellent climbing and descending performance

Split-pivot suspension provides efficient pedaling, active braking, and predictable support

Good range (24+ miles with over half battery remaining in mixed assist, 16 miles in turbo at 250lbs)

Quiet motor

Fazua Ring Controller with dedicated boost button

Geometry adjustability via flip chip

Full carbon frame

On-bike cargo capacity

Occasional creaking sound under load (pre-production sample)

Firmware update requires laptop and USB-C cable

Ring controller occasionally finicky in switching modes

Bike fails to turn on after sitting overnight (pre-production sample)

Experience with SRAM Code SLV brakes lacking modulation

High price ($10,999 for XO AXS model)