Jansno X80 vs KENOTU K10
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20in fat-tyre with 816Wh, 60Nm and a 150kg load rating — the base of the X80 series
View details£899 Save £700 £1,599
Delivery: Free (UK)
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Folding 19 kg commuter with a mid-drive torque-sensor motor, a 250 Wh battery and a steel frame
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£1,299
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€100 off the K10 at KENOTU's store, which bills in euros wherever you are. Our Buy buttons apply it for you — you should see it come off in the basket before you pay. Measured at the checkout on 20 September 2026: €1,299.00 to €1,199.00. It does not apply to spare parts or accessories. Applied automatically when you use our Buy button. Only needed if you go direct:
€100 off the K10 at KENOTU's store, which bills in euros wherever you are. Our Buy buttons apply it for you — you should see it come off in the basket before you pay. Measured at the checkout on 20 September 2026: €1,299.00 to €1,199.00. It does not apply to spare parts or accessories.BESTEBIKESUK
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Which should you choose?
Choose the Jansno X80 if…
…it costs less (£400 cheaper), has more torque (+20 Nm) and carries a bigger battery (+566 Wh).
Choose the KENOTU K10 if…
…it is lighter (20 kg lighter).
Based only on the measured differences below — manufacturer-published figures, not independently tested.
At a glance
Jansno X80
20in fat-tyre with 816Wh, 60Nm and a 150kg load rating — the base of the X80 series
KENOTU K10
KENOTU supplied this bike for review. It has not arrived yet, so nothing on this page comes from riding it — every figure below is KENOTU's own published specification or a written answer from them, and it is labelled as such. We will update the page once the bike is here and we have ridden it. Confirmed by KENOTU in writing on 18 September 2026: the 250 W figure is the continuous rated output under EN 15194; the battery is 250 Wh; a full charge takes about two to three hours; the 150 kg maximum load is rider and luggage combined; the tyres are 16 in by 3.5 cm; and there is no GPS tracking.
| Spec | Jansno X80 | KENOTU K10 |
|---|---|---|
| Best UK price | £899 £400 cheaper | £1,299 |
| RRP | £1,599 | — |
| Delivery | Delivery: Free (UK) | Delivery: — |
| Availability at last check | In stock at last check — 28 Sep 2026 | In stock at last check — 20 Sep 2026 |
| Motor brand & type | Jansno Hub | KENOTU Mid-Drive |
| Motor torque | 60 Nm +20 Nm | 40 Nm |
| Battery capacity | 816 Wh +566 Wh | 250 Wh |
| Voltage · amp-hours | 48 V · 17 Ah | 36 V · 7 Ah |
| Total weight | 39 kg | 19 kg 20 kg lighter |
| Frame type | High Step | Compact |
| Release | 1 July 2026 — 2 months on market | 1 April 2026 — 5 months on market |
| Tyre size | 20 x 4.0in | 16 in x 3.5 cm |
| Gears | Shimano 7-speed | S-RIDE 5-speed |
| Brakes | Mechanical disc | Caliper rim brakes, front and rear |
| Frame material | High-carbon steel | Chromoly steel |
| Max load | 150 kg | 150 kg (rider and luggage combined) |
| Top speed (stated) | 45 km/h | — |
| Range (stated) | Up to 45 km | — |
| Charging time (stated) | 7-9 hours | — |
| Rider height | 163-196 cm | — |
| Colours | Army green | Olive Green, Orange, Dusty Purple |
| Water resistance | IP65 | — |
| Bundles | Bike only £899; with LCD smart display £969; with hydraulic brake set £999 | — |
| Motor rating | 1000W peak as stated by Jansno; no continuous rating published | — |
| Sensor | PAS cadence sensor (confirmed by Jansno, 10 September 2026) | — |
| Extras | Portable output charging port, so the battery can run other kit | — |
| Suspension | Front spring and rear suspension | Front fork with lockout |
| Battery | 48V 17Ah removable lithium | — |
| Display | NFC display | — |
| Climbing ability | 25 degrees | — |
| Other | Max load confirmed directly by Jansno in September 2026 — their published spec sheet still lists 120 kg, so you may see that figure elsewhere. | — |
| Top speed | — | 25 km/h |
| Range | — | Up to 60 km (KENOTU claim, untested by us) |
| Folded size | — | 530 mm long x 600 mm high x 430 mm wide |
| Saddle height | — | 700-900 mm |
| Lights | — | Front headlight, run from the main battery |
| Folding | No | Yes |
| Cadence sensor | Yes | No |
| Torque sensor | No | Yes |
| Dual suspension | Yes | No |
| Rear suspension | Yes | No |
| Kickstand | No | Yes |
| Fat tyres | Yes | No |
Jansno X80 highlights
KENOTU K10 highlights
Frequently asked questions
Which has more torque, Jansno X80 or KENOTU K10?
The Jansno X80 has more torque at 60 Nm, compared to 40 Nm on the KENOTU K10.
Which has the bigger battery, Jansno X80 or KENOTU K10?
The Jansno X80 has a larger battery at 816 Wh, versus 250 Wh on the KENOTU K10.
Which is lighter, Jansno X80 or KENOTU K10?
The KENOTU K10 is lighter at 19 kg, compared to 39 kg on the Jansno X80.
Which is cheaper, Jansno X80 or KENOTU K10?
The Jansno X80 is cheaper at £899, compared to £1,299 for the KENOTU K10.
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