Wanted: Lightweight (less than 20kg), high Torque (90NM), Motor offering large amount of power 500w+, removable large battery

[Ebiker01]

Not so much a short list as what i've discovered. I think if I had to settle it'd be a flat bar version of the focus at 60nm but the trouble is I know i'm not happy enough with that. I loved the Trek powerfly most but it's too heavy. Here's what I've found so far...
Specialised Vado SL5 - EQ
£3499 with Rack, lights, mudguards, suspension (end Aug)
240W Power
35NM:-(
14kg

Specialised levo
560 watts of power
90 Nm of torque
19.9kg or 20.5kg

Focus
250Whrs
60nm motor Fazua
250w output - same as vado SL
Fazua motor
15kg (wx battery = 12kg)

Ribble
40nm
250w
14.5kg

Boardman adventure
16kg
250w Fazua
mid drive motor
NM?

Trek Alliant
250 watt
75 Nm
21.5kg :-(
20 mph


Dual sport - small front suspension
motor is more powerful than vado but heavier
500whr battery

50NM
250W
Bosch motor
£2900 (kickstand)
20kg?

Trek powerfly
250Watt
75Nm
24kg:-(

Fantic
26kg!! :-(
90nm
Brose motor
625wh battery

Haibike new
120nm
27kg!


Cube Acid

65nm
23.1kg
500w battery

Alchemy
60nm
250w


Moustache
65nm
250w
500w
20.2kg:-(
Bosch

Ezego
19kg :-(
250W Motor
45NM:-(
Creo (drop handlebar) and SL x2
240w of energy

Levo?

Levo is great.
What Haibike is that with 120nm ?
If it's the Flyon with TQ motor then that should be nr. 1 to get. Is a lot of power and that motor is the BEST. The xtra weight is nothing for 120nm.
Is like having 2 Trek Bosch motors in one ebike All other are disqualified (not enough NM).

Does the Bianchi Ttronik takes rear rack +fenders ? then that is another good option.

But from what i know the Haibike Flyon , it was not avlb. Maybe it is where you are ?? Get that one if so..
Another good one is Greyp G6 . Google it.

 

[Ebiker01]

this one is also xcellent. BH is present in Uk . You could put flat bars on it. Big 500wh battery for total ebike weight of 27-29lb(14-14kg !!!) .

BH reveals Core gravel e-bike

BH has launched a new Core model range, which includes an e-bike for assisted gravel adventuring

www.cyclingnews.com

 

[FlatSix911]

this one is also xcellent. BH is present in Uk . You could put flat bars on it. Big 500wh battery for total ebike weight of 27-29lb(14-14kg !!!) .

BH reveals Core gravel e-bike

BH has launched a new Core model range, which includes an e-bike for assisted gravel adventuring

www.cyclingnews.com

Beautifully integrated design... who makes the motor and battery system?

 

[Zinj]

How much $ are you willing to pay?

There's an option to go titanium.
The PredecoTech Titanio is 31.8 lbs (14.42 kg), including the battery.

That bike hasn't been available for years and the company is out of business. I'm trying to find one.

 

[FlatSix911]

I wonder what happened to the original poster... Aneesa has not been seen since June 6th?

Did she ever select an EBike to meet her needs based on the 9 pages of suggestions?

 

[Art Deco]

I wonder what happened to the original poster... Aneesa has not been seen since June 6th?

Did she ever select an EBike to meet her needs based on the 9 pages of suggestions?

A lot of OPs vanish after a page or two of our responses. We aren't very good at simple, bumper sticker sized answers, maybe.

 

[FlatSix911]

A lot of OPs vanish after a page or two of our responses. We aren't very good at simple, bumper sticker sized answers, maybe.

I think you're right... this group can go down the rabbit hole pretty quickly.

In this case, Aneesa was engaged through the last page and then disappeared.

 

[Art Deco]

I think you're right... this group can go down the rabbit hole pretty quickly.

In this case, Aneesa was engaged through the last page and then disappeared.

In defense of exploring rabbit holes ... that's how I found out about mid drives ... and lots of useless trivia besides.

 

[Aneesa Chaudhry]

Apologies everyone. I have been trying out some of the bikes you've suggested but caused myself a new lifting injury, trying to find something heavier than the 14kg I was hoping for and trying to be more realistic. I tried a Specialised Vado but it was way too heavy even though it was great going up our steep hills. Work got a little busy and I needed to focus on it a bit. Back to the search when work eases up again. Thanks all for your ideas.

 

[Art Deco]

Apologies everyone. I have been trying out some of the bikes you've suggested but caused myself a new lifting injury, trying to find something heavier than the 14kg I was hoping for and trying to be more realistic. I tried a Specialised Vado but it was way too heavy even though it was great going up our steep hills. Work got a little busy and I needed to focus on it a bit. Back to the search when work eases up again. Thanks all for your ideas.

Thanks for checking in ...

 

[FlatSix911]

Apologies everyone. I have been trying out some of the bikes you've suggested but caused myself a new lifting injury, trying to find something heavier than the 14kg I was hoping for and trying to be more realistic. I tried a Specialised Vado but it was way too heavy even though it was great going up our steep hills. Work got a little busy and I needed to focus on it a bit. Back to the search when work eases up again. Thanks all for your ideas.

Welcome back and best wishes for a speedy recovery.