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urban bike weiß The SachsenRAD CityBike C3T is a beautiful and lightweight e-bike for the city and for trekking tours with a low-maintenance belt drive. The 28-inch e-bike

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urban bike weiß The SachsenRAD CityBike C3T is a beautiful and lightweight e-bike for the city and for trekking tours with a low-maintenance belt drive. The 28-inch e-bikeYour lightweight companion for city and country The C3T is the modern urban trekking bike from SachsenRAD and impresses with its sporty geometry and urban elegance. This pedelec takes you on long tours in style, quickly and safely to your workplace and without much effort, if you like. The bike is remarkably light it only weighs 18 kg thanks to weight optimized components! You can easily carry the light aluminum frame over obstacles; unusually high

Your lightweight companion for city and country

The C3T is the modern urban trekking bike from SachsenRAD and impresses with its sporty geometry and urban elegance. This pedelec takes you on long tours in style, quickly and safely to your workplace - and without much effort, if you like. The bike is remarkably light - it only weighs 18 kg thanks to weight-optimized components! You can easily carry the light aluminum frame over obstacles; unusually high curbs or steps will not hold you back.

Weight-optimized high-tech engine, modern drive

The brushless 250W rear wheel motor from Mivice is minimalist in size and weight, quiet and almost invisible. It supports you without delay and with immediate, powerful motor thrust. Due to the direct effect on the rear wheel axle, the power transmission is direct and immediately noticeable. The magnetic torque sensor recognizes your every movement and adapts optimally to you. This doubles the driving pleasure and increases safety on your ride. At just 1.7 kg, the motor weighs extremely little - and because it is particularly small, it does not interfere with the look of the bike. Control the motor intuitively via the large, high-resolution IPS color display. It combines all functions with an elegant design and is clear and easy to read in any light.

Another highlight is the belt drive . It ensures ultra-smooth cycling, is extremely low-maintenance and reliable. Enjoy up to 30,000km of worry-free riding: no chain oil to dirty your fancy trousers, no warping and readjustment of a drive chain.

2 Samsung battery cells: Compact and lighter

The integrated, lockable battery is located in the down tube. You can easily remove it and charge it anywhere. It is full within 6 hours and is ready to support you up to a range of 100 km under optimal conditions. With two Samsung 21700 battery cells instead of 40 conventional cells, the battery is very compact and reduces the weight of the bike even further. This is exactly how the current electric car batteries from top manufacturers are constructed.

Good parts for the city and beyond

The 28" tires with the Kenda Allroad profile ensure safe grip and directional stability, even on unpaved roads. So that you can come to a complete stop in just the blink of an eye, the C3T is fitted with first-class hydraulic disc brakes from Shimano. Their strong braking power won't let you down even in wet and dusty conditions. The robust luggage rack with built-in rear light is ready for your bike bags. This makes the bike a good trekking bike. And if it bothers you about the look or you want to be 0.5kg lighter, it can be removed in no time at all.

Take your riding experience to a new level with the SachsenRAD Urban Trekking E-Bike C3T – where the combination of robustness, lightness and sophistication takes center stage.

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Technical details

COLOR
Arctic White
FRAME MATERIAL
aluminum
FRAME SHAPE
diamond
FRONT FORK
Rigid fork
TIRES
KENDA Allroad profile, 27.5x1.95"
CIRCUIT
Single-Speed
BRAKE
hydraulic disc brake from SHIMANO
ENGINE
36V, 250W, brushless rear hub motor from Mivice, torque sensor
SPEED
up to 25km/h, speed sensor
BATTERY
36V / 10Ah lithium battery
RANGE
100km maximum range in ECO mode
STAND
Rear stand (aluminium)
PARTICULARITIES
LCD control display, Pedelec driving mode, belt drive, LED lighting with StVZO certification, rear light, bell and luggage rack
LOAD
maximum 120kg
DIMENSIONS
185x72.5x105cm
WEIGHT
18kg (without luggage rack and mudguards)
SCOPE OF DELIVERY
SachsenRAD C3T, user manual , charger
category
Bicycle | eBike | E-Citybike






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