Who builds the most powerful motor for e-mountainbikes? | Ride MTB

Who builds the most powerful motor for e-mountainbikes?

With 75 Nm of torque, Bosch's Performance CX is the top dog when it comes to muscular drives for e-mountainbikes. But with the Uproc bikes from Flyer, the new Panasonic motor for the 2019 model year goes one better: the drive weighs just 2.9 kilos and pumps out 90 Nm of torque for plenty of forward motion on the trail.

The Flyer e-mountainbikes Uproc7, Uproc4 and Uproc2 are equipped with a brand new Panasonic motor and thanks to the new frame, the e-mountainbikes are not only stronger, but also sportier and lighter. At just 2.9 kg, the new drive is one of the lightest on the market and also delivers record levels of assistance with 90 Nm of torque - a big plus, especially for demanding climbs.

The modernized geometry of the Uproc models provides even more smoothness and stability - keyword: flatter head angle - as well as better climbing ability thanks to a steeper seat angle. The significantly reduced standover height leads to more freedom of movement and comfort off-road. Optimized rear suspension kinematics also ensure particularly fine suspension response in the full-suspension models.The integration of the high-capacity 630 Wh battery ensures very high frame rigidity and enables easy battery replacement on particularly long tours.

The Uproc7 (RRP from CHF 4799), Uproc4 (RRP from CHF 4499) and Uproc2 (RRP from CHF 3399) models will be available from specialist retailers from spring 2019.

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