Heybike Venus vs Schwinn Parkwood ElectricVenus vs Parkwood Electric
Both checked Sep 2026 against manufacturer pages
Key differences
What actually differs
Weight
Heybike is 3 lb lighter
Heybike
50 lb
Schwinn
52.6 lb
Battery
Heybike has 82% more
Heybike
680 Wh
Schwinn
~374 Wh
Schwinn figure calculated from 36V × 10.4Ah.
Top speed
Heybike is 8 mph faster
Heybike
28 mph
Schwinn
20 mph
Both are Class 2 speeds.
Verdict
Which one for you
- Easiest to lift or carryHeybike Venus3 lb lighter overall.
- Longest ridesHeybike VenusLarger battery. Both range claims are the brand's, not tested.
Full specs
Side by side
SpecHeybike VenusSchwinn Parkwood Electric
Fit
Rider height
4′11″–6′2″
Not published by brand
Seat height
Minimum seat height: 30.7"; Maximum seat height: 37"
—
Total load
350 lb
Not published by brand
Motor
Rated power
750W
350W
Peak power
1,400W
Not published by brand
Torque
70 Nm
Not published by brand
Battery
Capacity
680 WhBetter
~374 Wh
Voltage and amp-hours
—
36V · 10.4Ah
Range and speed
Claimed range
Up to 85 Miles (tested with a 155 lb rider in PAS1, no throttle applied)Better
40 miles max range
Top speed
28 mph
20 mph
E-bike class
Class 2 or 3
Class 2 (not stated by brand)
Size and folding
Weight
50 lb without battery
52.6 lb
Wheels
27.5"
27.5 in
Brakes and drivetrain
Brakes
Hydraulic Disc Brakes; Rotor: 180 × 1.9 mm
Power, mechanical disc, aluminum, 160 mm
Gears
Shimano Altus 8-Speed (11–32T); Chainring: 48T
Shimano, 7-speed; crank 42T chainring
Comfort and safety
Suspension
Aluminum Rigid Fork (no suspension)
Not published by brand
Certifications
UL 2849 (Whole Bike), UL 2271 (Battery)
SGS certified to ANSI/CAN/UL2849
List price
Price
$1,499
$999.99Better
"Better" marks the stronger figure where one clearly exists. Range and battery claims are the brand's own. "~" means we calculated it. "—" means we haven't checked it yet. Sources and any conflicting figures are on each model page.