Mid-motor, 500Wh battery, Plus tyres in 27.5" and 29er-compatible, Boost dimensions, Trunion mount, 150 millimeter stroke: Transalpes packs all the latest standards into its latest product. The result is an E-Fully that can be adjusted from A to Z to suit the rider's conditions and needs.

It all started in 2014 with a lot of scratches on suspension forks and rear triangles. The makers of Dirtlej used a sewing machine to tailor protectors for bikes, then expanded their portfolio and now have a distributor in Germany.

The Swiss bike manufacturer Transalpes has always been very trendy: the Zwillikon-based company has always been at the forefront of 29ers, 650b bikes and fat bikes. Now, too, they don't need to be asked twice: Transalpes has launched a 3-bike range with plus bikes in line with the latest trends.

In the bicycle industry, one new standard follows another. After wheel sizes, there is now a new tire width with "Plus" and a new dimension for axles and drive with "Boost". A panel discussion on January 25, 2016 will get to the bottom of where this is leading, who is benefiting and who is suffering from it.

Customized tours with hand-built bikes: this is the motto when the Swiss bike manufacturer Transalpes and the bike guides from ride les voges join forces. The cooperation is set to kick off this winter, with a fat bike weekend taking place on February 27 and 28, 2016.

Customized and innovative mountain bikes - that's what Swiss bike manufacturer Transalpes stands for. The Zwillikon-based bike manufacturer is now taking this motto online too. The recently launched online configurator has reached a new level and the extensive material and color options are clearly displayed.

The bike manufacturer Transalpes is increasing interest in the new "Rookie" enduro model, which is in the starting blocks. The bike aims to prove that a hot-blooded enduro bike does not have to cost a fortune and also fits into a budget that is not yet fully grown up.

On Sunday, March 29, 2015, you will have the opportunity to test all Transalpes models in the various suspension travel classes and wheel sizes on the Albis. In particular, a ladies' model, fat bikes and the Transalpes highlight "BM 29" will also be available for test rides.

The Zwillikon-based bike manufacturer Transalpes lets us look over its shoulder as it converts components from a BM535 to the BM650B enduro frame. Thanks to the time lapse, you can follow the two-hour conversion in less than three minutes - workshop feeling included.

The fatbike trend is slowly picking up and is proving to be a popular alternative to other winter sports. The Zwillikon-based bike manufacturer Transalpes is responding to the growing demand with a fatbike rental fleet of ten of its FAT5 bikes.

On St. Nicholas Day, there are biscuits, mandarins, nuts - and in some places prototypes. Like at Transalpes in Zwillikon. The small and fine bike manufacturer will be presenting its new BM-29 for the first time on December 5 with mulled wine.

Following the summery, sunny days of October, the onset of winter hardly fits into the plans of many mountain bikers. But one Swiss bike manufacturer can hardly wait for Mother Hulda to strike again. The manufacturer from Zwillikon is ready for winter with a fat bike and is heading to two ski resorts to offer interested parties test rides in a fat bike-friendly environment.

The Transalpes "AM 650B" balances theory and riding experience. With the geometry, the small bike manufacturer has pretty much achieved what is meant by all-mountain. Strong both uphill and downhill and with sufficient safety reserves, it appeals to touring bikers and trail bikers who are looking for a solid mountain bike without frills.

Until now, the innovative mountain bikes from Transalpes were only available in Switzerland. Now the Zwillikon-based bike manufacturer is taking a step across the border into Austria. The newly appointed Transalpes distributor already has experience with Swiss bike brands.

The Swiss bike manufacturer Transalpes is presenting two new models with different wheel sizes on the same bike for the 2014 season. The Transalpes BM 565 is built with a 29-inch front wheel and a 27.5-inch rear wheel. The Transalpes BM 535 will have a 27.5-inch front wheel and a 26-inch rear wheel.

Does size matter? The vast majority of bike manufacturers have been saying yes since Eurobike 2013 at the latest, as 26-inch wheels have become exotic within a very short space of time. Whether 26, 27.5 or 29 inches is the right size will be the subject of a panel discussion at Notubes distributor Trail Supply AG on November 28th.

In the 2013 season, Nathalie Schneitter doesn't plan to compete only in cross-country races. The 26-year-old from Lommiswil is also adding enduro races to her schedule and can now count on the support of a Swiss bike manufacturer for this discipline.

For the second time, Swiss bike manufacturer Transalpes is organizing a bike test day on the Albis Pass. Mountain bikers who want to find out which of the 26, 27.5 and 29-inch wheel sizes is the right format for them will be in the right place at Transalpes on October 14, 2012.

Until now, the Swiss bike manufacturer Transalpes has positioned itself as a direct supplier. For the 2013 season, the Zwillikon-based bike manufacturer wants to involve specialist retailers more closely and equip them with framesets for 26, 27.5 and 29-inch bikes. For the 27.5-inch or 650b format, the manufacturer is going all out and offering four bikes for this purpose.

Some people talk about the perfect middle size, others about replacing 26-inch wheels and others talk about humbug. In future, everyone will have to find out for themselves which wheel size is right for them. Swiss bike manufacturer Transalpes also has two new 650B bikes in its range and invites you to its presentation on Wednesday, August 15 at 6 p.m.

The Swiss bike manufacturer Transalpes is sending a suspension travel-rich prototype onto the trails around the company headquarters in Zwillikon. With 180 millimetres of travel on the fork and 160 on the four-link rear triangle, the prototype also comes with modern 650b wheels.

On December 2 and 3, 2011, Stefan Gruber, creator of Transalpes bikes, will be ringing in the Advent season at the Transalpes Factory Shop in Zwillikon. With cookies and mulled wine, the 2012 Transalpes models and many new products for the coming season will be on display.

After the 29er hardtail this year, the small bike manufacturer Transalpes shows once again that they are moving with the times with the new 29er fully. With 140 millimetres on the fork and 125 millimetres on the rear triangle, you are suddenly in a thinly sown circle of full-suspension 29er bikes.

Following the trend towards big bikes, the Swiss bike manufacturer is now also showing its first 29er prototype.

Following the trend for more suspension travel, the Swiss bike brand Transalpes also has a fully with 160 millimetres of travel for the coming season. The new "Big Mountain" is even designed so that a 180 millimeter fork can also be installed at the front.

With the ergonomic "Mojo" adjustment system, the full-suspension bikes from Transalpes allow you to easily adjust the seating position by hand while riding. This relieves the strain on the shoulder, neck and back muscles and ensures optimum power transmission. Switzerland's largest health insurer has now also recognized these advantages.

In addition to its bikes with adjustable seat domes (Mojo system), Transalpes will also be offering two racing bikes from March 2010. The brand's own carbon racing bike Transalpes "Col des Mosses" comes in matt black and is equipped with the Shimano Ultegra 2010 groupset and FSA as standard.