Raleigh Motus Lowstep 2020 Electric Hybrid Bike

Evans Cycles Price Was £1,650.00 STORE HOMEPAGE

Colour: silver
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First seen in Nov 2020

Description

About the Raleigh Motus Lowstep Take your ride to the next level with the new Raleigh Motus; designed for taking on the demands of your life. Our entry level Motus uses the latest technology to deliver a premium electric bike experience. Now available in even more frame sizes, the Motus is ideal for city riding, surfaced roads or cycle paths so that it fits into your daily life with ease. We use premium Bosch components so you can rest assured that quality is always at the forefront of our designs. The 300WH battery will allow you to ride for up to 140 km miles on a single charge. The sophisticated Active Line motor is lightweight and almost completely noise free so you can be fully immersed on your ride. What's more, with a maximum assistance output of 250% you'll be able to travel further and experience more than you would on a regular bike. The simple and compact Purion Display provides real-time analysis whilst riding and allows you to easily switch between the four modes to find the right level of assistance. The Motus is fully equipped and packed with extra features and quality components such as disk brakes for ultimate stopping performance, reflective ebike-specific tyres, a traditional bell, adjustable handlebar stem and 7 speed derailleur gears. Key Features Hydraulic disc brakes. Bosch Active Line Motor. Bosch 300WH Power Pack. Fully equipped with rack, mudguards and a kickstand. Selle Royal Saddle, comfortable and protective against scuffs and damage. About the Raleigh Raleigh is one of the world's oldest and best known bike brands. Established in 1887 in Nottingham England, and still based in their home town. Chances are you rode a Raleigh when you were younger, and maybe you still do now. They are renowned for their iconic bikes such as the Burner, Grifter and Chopper, as well as cutting-edge bikes like TI-Raleigh Tour-de-France-winning 753 steel frames. Their bike design and wheel building still happen at their Head office in Nottingham and