The Pace290 is designed as an enduro e-mountain bike with 160 millimetres of suspension travel. The frame is based on a supported single-pivot rear triangle, which has been specially developed to meet the requirements of a full-power e-bike. The modified linkage works by pushing instead of pulling, which, according to the manufacturer, rides with lower bearing loads and higher stiffness. There is also space for the use of steel spring dampers. An integrated sag indicator on the bellcrank is intended to make it easier to adjust the suspension.

The fifth-generation Bosch Performance Line CX motor is used as the drive. It delivers up to 750 watts of peak power and 100 newton meters of torque. The battery is removable and can be removed separately for charging. The Pace290 is also prepared for the Bosch PowerMore Range Extender, which provides an additional 250 watt hours. Alternatively, a water bottle or tools can be mounted in this position.

The frame is UDH-ready and therefore prepared for modern transmission gears. The aim is to ensure long-term availability of spare parts and high compatibility. Crossworx Cycles relies on hand-welded details, visible milling marks and a functional, contemporary design.

The Pace290 is available both as a frame kit and as a complete bike via the in-house online configurator. In addition to the Radiant Raw version, there is a choice of six other colors and all RAL Classic shades in matt or gloss. Components such as the display or additional battery can also be individually configured. The delivery time is around four weeks for raw versions and around six weeks for powder-coated frames.

With the Pace290, Crossworx Cycles is expanding its portfolio to a total of seven models. In addition to two e-mountainbikes, the range includes other fullys, a trail hardtail, a gravel bike and a children's bike. Production takes place entirely in Thuringia. The company provides further information via its website and social media channels.

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