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Pole Hiisi Goes Premium: Maxon-Powered e-MTB Breaks the Boutique Mold
technology26 days ago

Pole Hiisi Goes Premium: Maxon-Powered e-MTB Breaks the Boutique Mold

Pole re-enters the scene with the Hiisi, a boutique, limited-run e‑MTB built from CNC‑machined 7075 aluminium. It uses a Maxon Air S motor (90 Nm, 620 W) with a 600 Wh main battery plus a 250 Wh extender, and offers 29" or MX wheels with 152–200 mm travel. The frame is designed for precise machining and bonding rather than mass production, with a price around €14,741 and only about 50 units per year. On the trail, the motor feels collaborative rather than a throttle, the suspension is lively and capable, and the geometry is conservative by today’s standards. It can be converted to a conventional bike with a motor adapter, but this remains a premium boutique product, not a mass-market ebike.

via Pinkbike|
#emtb#first-rides#maxon
Trek Imposes 20 mph Cap on US eMTBs, Urges Industry-Wide Safety Shift
technology28 days ago

Trek Imposes 20 mph Cap on US eMTBs, Urges Industry-Wide Safety Shift

Trek is restricting its US electric mountain bikes to Class 1 assist at a 20 mph top speed, with no throttle, arguing the move will improve safety and preserve trail access while setting a standard for the industry. The company will continue selling Class 3, throttle-enabled bikes up to 28 mph for pavement use, and says other manufacturers should follow. Europe already enforces 25 km/h limits, and regulatory shifts in states like New Jersey could influence future rules.

via BikeRadar|
#class-1#ebike#emtb
Trek Imposes Its Own E-Bike Speed Limits to Protect Trails
technology28 days ago

Trek Imposes Its Own E-Bike Speed Limits to Protect Trails

Trek announced voluntary speed standards for its US eMTBs and pavement e-bikes: Class 1 pedal-assist maxes at 20 mph with no throttle, while some models’ pedal assist can reach 28 mph and throttle is limited to 20 mph on pavements. The company says these limits balance the benefits of e-bikes with safety and shared-space access, and it’s inviting other manufacturers to adopt similar standards to preserve trail access as e-bikes become faster and more powerful.

via Pinkbike|
#class-1#emtb#speed-limits
Dedicated Faster: Carbon-lugged, high-pivot eMTB with a tunable Virtual Pivot Headset
technology6 months ago

Dedicated Faster: Carbon-lugged, high-pivot eMTB with a tunable Virtual Pivot Headset

Dedicated Bikes’ FASTER freeride eMTB is a carbon-lugged, high-pivot platform built for downhill-worthy capability. It uses a 6-bar linkage and an eccentric Virtual Pivot Headset to adjust fork offset by ±4 mm, offers 29" or mullet wheel setups, 170–195 mm rear travel and 170–190 mm fork travel, a Maxon Air S motor with 90 Nm torque and 620 W peak on a 400 Wh battery, four reach options (455–515 mm), adjustable chainstay lengths (435/445/465 mm), and weighs about 21.5 kg for the tested 475 mm reach. Pricing starts around €11,900 and can rise to about €16,000 for boutique builds, with production limited to roughly 25 bikes this year and emphasis on European manufacturing.

via Pinkbike|
#dedicated#dedicated-faster#emtb
Propain Sresh SL Delivers Lightweight Mid-Power E‑MTB Mojo
technology7 months ago

Propain Sresh SL Delivers Lightweight Mid-Power E‑MTB Mojo

Propain's Sresh SL is a 150mm-travel carbon eMTB that pairs a compact TQ HPR60 motor with a 360/520Wh battery (plus a 160Wh extender) for a lighter, more manageable mid-power ride. It supports 27.5 or 29‑inch wheels, offers broad customization, and trades some descending immediacy for a smooth, quiet climb and strong efficiency. In testing it weighed about 44 lb (20.1 kg), climbed well in High assist, and delivered solid range but displayed some wallowy rear suspension on steep trails. At $10,193 as tested (with cheaper custom builds possible), it sits between pure trail bikes and full-power eMTBs, offering a distinct value proposition versus rivals like the Levo SL.

via Pinkbike|
#emtb#propain-bicycles#propain-sresh-sl
Jessie-May's 2026 Forecast
sports7 months ago

Jessie-May's 2026 Forecast

Jessie-May predicts that in 2026, the first World Cup XC win on 32-inch wheels will likely go to Charlie Aldridge, with major brands developing this technology. The industry will also see widespread adoption of motor gearbox units in eMTBs, possibly with eCVT systems for beginners. Helmet safety will advance with the release of RLS helmets like Canyon’s, and Fox will not release a shorter travel version of the Podium fork, despite its excellent bump absorption. The article emphasizes that bike performance depends on many factors beyond just equipment.

via Pinkbike|
#32-inch-wheels#emtb#fox-forks
Yeti LTe Review: A Magical Experience
reviews8 months ago

Yeti LTe Review: A Magical Experience

The Yeti LTe eMTB impresses with its exceptional six-bar suspension system, well-rounded geometry, and versatile adjustability, making it a top performer in descending and climbing capabilities despite its weight. It features a high-end build, a powerful Bosch motor, and an 800Wh battery, offering a confident and adaptable ride for various terrains. However, it comes at a premium price and some minor maintenance considerations.

via Pinkbike|
#emtb#geometry#performance
"Devinci E-Troy Bosch GX LTD: The Ultimate All-Mountain eMTB Experience Reviewed"
sports-and-recreation2 years ago

"Devinci E-Troy Bosch GX LTD: The Ultimate All-Mountain eMTB Experience Reviewed"

The Devinci E-Troy Bosch GX LTD is an aggressive all-mountain electric mountain bike (eMTB) featuring a Canadian-made aluminum frame, Bosch Performance CX Line motor, and a mixed wheel size setup. With a 150mm rear and 170mm front travel, a slack 63-degree head tube angle, and a steep 78.5-degree seat tube angle, it's designed for tackling steep and challenging terrain. The GX LTD model, priced at $7,499, offers a solid component package, including a Fox 38 fork, SRAM GX Eagle drivetrain, and RaceFace Aeffect eMTB wheels. It's praised for its descending capabilities, value for components, and quiet ride, though it may have some quirks on slower trails and could benefit from a longer dropper post for some riders.

via Pinkbike.com|
##boschperformancecx#devincietroy
Norco Unveils Latest Electric Mountain Bike Model.
sports3 years ago

Norco Unveils Latest Electric Mountain Bike Model.

Norco has announced the release of its new Fluid VLT eMTB, which is engineered around a full Bosch ecosystem and the brand-new Performance Line SX drive unit. The bike delivers a lightweight, natural feeling electric assist that prioritizes the rider's sacred Trail connection, while its fully integrated, dedicated Bosch SX system provides the natural-feeling 55Nm of added torque, with up to 600w of customizable power. The Fluid VLT is scheduled to arrive in Spring 2024.

via Pinkbike.com|
#bosch#emtb#fluid-vlt
"Specialized Launches Levo SL HT: The Ultimate eMTB Hardtail for Kids"
sports3 years ago

"Specialized Launches Levo SL HT: The Ultimate eMTB Hardtail for Kids"

Specialized has launched a new electric hardtail bike for kids, the Levo SL HT, which uses the same SL 1.2 motor as the full-sized Levo SL. The bike is aimed at helping younger riders keep up with their parents or older companions on longer rides. The bike has a 320 Wh battery and 50 Nm of torque, and is priced at $3,800. Specialized is also donating over 500 kids bikes and helmets to local organizations to support greater access to cycling for all kids.

via Pinkbike.com|
#emtb#kids#levo-sl-ht
"Specialized Turbo Levo SL: The Ultimate Lightweight eBike for Trail Riding"
cycling3 years ago

"Specialized Turbo Levo SL: The Ultimate Lightweight eBike for Trail Riding"

Specialized has launched the new Levo SL, an updated version of its Turbo Levo SL eMTB, which now features updated geometry and motor technology. The Levo SL is essentially a motorized version of the Stumpjumper EVO, complete with highly adjustable geometry. The SL 1.2 motor now delivers 50 Nm of torque and 320 W of power, compared to the 35 Nm and 240 W the previous version dished out. The Levo SL is for riders that want something that feels much closer to a 'traditional' mountain bike, but with the ability to cover more ground in a shorter amount of time.

via Pinkbike.com|
#cycling#electric-bike#emtb