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Robust 37 kg electric longtail bike designed for both family transportation and professional use. The 110 Nm Ananda mid-drive motor makes it easier to start when fully loaded and provides powerful assistance on hills. The 20 Ah battery offers an estimated range of up to 80 km per battery, with a connection ready for a second battery. The rear bench seat with cushion and footrests is included. Child seats, side protection bars, baskets and bags can be added to adapt the bike to different uses, but are not included. Front and rear hydraulic brakes complete this versatile setup. Included with the purchase are the lights, battery and charger, as well as several sets of keys. The bike is delivered fully adjusted and ready to ride. Warranty: All bicycles come with a 5-year warranty against frame breakage.

ⓘ Understand this motor · Ananda mid-drive motor

Motor torque110 Nm

45 Nm · urban80 Nm · family120 Nm · heavy cargo160 Nm · professional

Heavy loads and hills

Torque in Nm mainly indicates the force available when starting and climbing. Range also depends on battery capacity, payload, terrain, tyres and assistance level.

€100 of complimentary accessories on electric longtails

Until 31 October 2026 inclusive

Accessories

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€4,099.00

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Product information

This page brings together the available information to compare this product, check its configuration and prepare your order.

Battery: capacity to be confirmed

Understanding the motor and battery in 30 seconds

250 W

Power

This is the legal power limit in Europe: all approved electric bikes are rated at 250 W. So it is not what makes the difference between two bikes.

Torque, in newton-metres

The motor’s real strength: what pushes you when setting off and on hills, with the bike loaded. For a family cargo bike, aim for 60 Nm or more; 80 Nm or more climbs anything, even loaded.

The tank, in watt-hours

The size of the energy tank: the more watt-hours, the further you go. Actual distance depends on terrain and load — see the gauge below.

How far does the battery go? Choose your route

This model’s exact capacity is to be confirmed: choose a capacity to see the order of magnitude.

LightDemanding

Fine-tune with the slider: the load carried, the assistance used and the weather matter as much as the gradient.

Everyday city use

≈ 45 km

with 500 Wh

City with a few hills, intermediate assistance, one child or the shopping.

Why from green to red? The closer to red, the harder the motor works: hills, the weight carried, strong assistance, wind and cold all use more energy. The same battery that covers about 65 km in the green covers noticeably less in the red.

Indicative, rounded estimate for comparison: actual range also depends on the bike, the motor, the rider and maintenance. Describe your route to us and we will advise you on the battery and torque you need.

What do I need for my daily use?

Tell us about your use: the motor and battery you need take shape. The higher the gauges climb towards red, the more strength and range your use requires.

Distance per day: 15 kmRider weight: 75 kgChildren and load: 40 kg

Route terrain

Motor · strength

— 40— 60— 85— 120— 160 Nm

≈ 80 Nm

recommended torque

Battery · reserve

— 300— 500— 750— 1000 Wh

≈ 275 Wh

recommended capacity

Indicative estimate, with a 30% reserve so you do not finish the day with a flat battery and to allow for the cold. Describe your route to us: we will confirm the right choice.

Understanding battery, motor and range

The battery = the tank

Its capacity is measured in watt-hours (Wh): voltage (V) multiplied by amp-hours (Ah). More Wh means more kilometres between charges, but neither more speed nor more power.

The motor = the strength

What matters is torque, in newton-metres (Nm): it makes the difference when setting off, on hills and with children or a load. For an electrically assisted bicycle, European law limits power to 250 W and cuts assistance at 25 km/h: maximum assisted speed is therefore the same for all; a higher-torque motor reaches it more easily, even when loaded.

Range = your use

With the same battery, range varies a lot depending on the assistance level chosen (from Eco to Turbo), hills, the weight carried, average speed, wind, tyre pressure and cold weather, which reduces capacity.