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74,– to 1300,–

Built for urban environments, featuring comfortable seating, upright riding position, and integrated accessories like lights and racks.

Ideal for daily commuting, errands, and short trips, offering convenience and ease in city traffic and on paved roads.

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1300,– to 3900,–

Designed for off-road trails, with robust frames, suspension, and knobby tires for grip and durability.

Best for rough terrain and adventure rides, providing stability and control on hills, dirt paths, and uneven surfaces.

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850,– to 3500,–

Combines features of city and mountain bikes, with a focus on versatility, longer range, and comfort for extended journeys.

Perfect for touring, weekend rides, and multi-surface routes, offering reliability and support for longer distances and varied conditions.

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1000,– to 1300,–

Smaller battery size suited for short commutes or city rides.

Ideal for riders looking for lightweight bikes and lower cost, but offers limited range compared to larger capacities.

Typical price i
1000,– to 1500,–

Medium battery capacity provides balanced range and weight, supporting moderate distances.

Recommended for most users, offering flexibility for daily errands and occasional longer rides without frequent charging.

Typical price i
1300,– to 3700,–

Large battery size delivers extended range and higher power, suitable for long journeys or hilly terrain.

Best for those who need maximum distance, such as touring or frequent rides in areas with steep climbs, though it adds extra weight and cost.

Typical price i
1300,– to 3800,–

Motor is placed in the center of the bike, usually near the pedals.

Offers balanced weight distribution, improved handling, and strong climbing ability—ideal for varied terrains and longer rides.

Typical price i
900,– to 1100,–

Motor is positioned in the rear wheel hub, delivering power directly to the back wheel.

Provides strong acceleration and traction, especially useful for urban riding and paved roads, but may feel less balanced than mid-engine bikes.

Typical price i
880,– to 1100,–

Motor is located in the front wheel hub, pulling the bike forward.

Simplifies maintenance and makes installation easier, best suited for flat city commutes, but can reduce traction and handling on hills or loose surfaces.

Typical price i
1300,– to 3500,–

Uses a metal disc and caliper to provide consistent and strong braking power.

Offers reliable performance in wet or muddy conditions, making it ideal for all-weather commuting or off-road rides.

Typical price i
1300,– to 3500,–

Employs fluid-filled lines for smooth and powerful braking action with minimal effort.

Delivers superior modulation and stopping force, recommended for riders seeking low maintenance and high performance, especially on steep hills or high-speed routes.

Typical price i
880,– to 1100,–

Applies friction to the wheel rim using pads for stopping power.

Lightweight and simple to maintain, best suited for casual riders or those who mainly cycle on dry, paved roads.

Typical price i
850,– to 1300,–

Lightest option available, making the bike easier to lift and maneuver.

Ideal for frequent urban commuters or those who need to carry their bike, offering improved agility and portability.

Typical price i
1000,– to 1300,–

Balances manageable weight with solid build quality for stable riding.

Suitable for most riders, providing a mix of portability and durability for daily use and moderate distances.

Typical price i
1100,– to 2300,–

Heavier frame offers increased stability and often supports larger batteries or motors.

Best for those prioritizing comfort and power over portability, such as longer rides or hilly routes.