German Bike Company Rotwild Releases Ultra-Lightweight E-MTB R.X275 via insideevs.com
When it comes to for-sport electric bicycles, high power outputs aren't typically expected. After all, e-bikes of this nature are designed to be the perfect blend of man and machine, so typically, a 250-watt system hits the spot. It's the perfect mid-way between weight and performance, too, with high-end motors like the TQ HPR50 making for impressive performance and substantial weight savings.. The R.
When it comes to speccing out the bike, Rotwild offers the R.X275 in two flavors, both of which extremely expensive. The more"affordable" option is equipped with a Shimano XT groupset and Fox Performance Elite suspension hardware. It also rolls on DT XC 1700 LS eMTB wheels. The price? A sweet 9,500 Euros, or approximately $10,275 USD. Now, if all that tech just doesn't cut it for you, the R.
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