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29 e bike fully Lankeleisi MG600 Pro 250W 29" Trails E-Mountain Bike 960Wh Full Suspension EMTB with Switchable Sensor 48V 20Ah Battery

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29 e bike fully Lankeleisi MG600 Pro 250W 29" Trails E-Mountain Bike 960Wh Full Suspension EMTB with Switchable Sensor 48V 20Ah BatteryMain Features 1. 250W High Speed Brushless Motor (Top speed: 25km h) The MG600 Pro electric bike is equipped with a 250W (peak power 750W) high efficiency motor, which not only provides strong power, but also has a torque of up to 65N. m, allowing you to easily control various terrains. 2. 48V 20Ah (960Wh) Large Battery 48V 20Ah (Samsung Cell Units) lithium ion battery with a 6 7 hours charge time can power your ride for up to 150km on pedal assist

Main Features

1. 250W High Speed Brushless Motor (Top speed: 25km/h)
The MG600 Pro electric bike is equipped with a 250W (peak power 750W) high-efficiency motor, which not only provides strong power, but also has a torque of up to 65N.m, allowing you to easily control various terrains.

2. 48V 20Ah (960Wh) Large Battery
48V 20Ah (Samsung Cell Units) lithium-ion battery with a 6-7 hours charge time can power your ride for up to 150km on pedal-assist mode and 70km on pure electric mode on a single charge. The removable design allows you to easily take it home for charging or storage.

3. Full Suspension Frame
MG600 Pro has equipped 2 shock absorbers to help you get a smooth cross-country experience. The air front shock absorber has a travel of 150mm while the DNM air rear shock absorber 130mm.

4. Switchable Sensor
The MG600 Pro easily switches between cadence and torque sensor modes, recognize your pedal weight and accurately match your position, thereby enhancing your own strength. Not only does it lead to amore natural riding experience, but it also saves battery life and extends the range!

5. 29 x 2.4" Wheels with Maxxis® Rekon MTB Tires
The wheels diameter of 29 *2.4 inches can easily pass through speed bumps. The width of this tire can reach 6 centimeters, which can absorb every bump on the road or adjust it to your best feeling on the road!

6. Integrated Rear Lights and Turning Signals Frame
MG600 Pro has an integrated lighting system on the bike frame, which makes the bike's looking more concise and easily catch attention when in the dark.

7. ZOOM® Hydraulic Four-piston Disc Brakes
Taiwan ZOOM HB-890E sensor type double hydraulic disc brake, CNC a node integrated mold, brake feel and stability have been greatly improved, hydraulic brake rod, integrated hydraulic cylinder, cylinder burst rate is zero, and far beyond the safety of the front and rear wheels.

8. Shimano Altus 8-Speed Transmission System
The Shimano 8-speed transmission system, featuring a customized aluminum alloy crankset with a 48 Teeth large chainring. This classic combination of single front chainring and 8 rear sprockets, along with SIS indexing, ensures reliable gear shifing and significantly enhances the riding experience.

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We are here to announce that Lankeleisi MG600 Pro is available for purchase exclusively on Buybestgear website in Europe & UK & US. This means that Buybestgear is the only authorized seller of this product in the region. Selling Lankeleisi MG600 Pro on any other website or platform is an infringement of false advertising law.

We hereby remind all consumers that only the Buybestgear website has the genuine Lankeleisi MG600 Pro products. Do not be misled by other websites or sellers who claim to offer our product. Buyers who purchase from unauthorized locations may receive counterfeit products, incur extra costs or disappointments due to delivery times and products that do not match specified standards.

We have a team of experienced professionals dedicated to fighting any infringement of our rights. Buybestgear reserves the right to pursue liability for infringement of our exclusive sales and distribution rights. We encourage consumers to report any fraudulent activities or misleading information about Lankeleisi MG600 Pro on any platform other than Buybestgear. Thanks.

Specifications

Brand LANKELEISI
Model MG600 Pro
Suggest MTB Level E-Trail
All-Mountain
Motor Power 250w Rated
750w Peak
Battery Capacity 48V 20Ah (960Wh) Samsung Cell Units
Tire 29*2.4"MAXXIS® Rekon MTB Tires
Meter Display LCD Smart Display
Charger 48v 3A fast charger
Charging Time 6-7 Hours
Maximum Torque 65 N·m
Controller 18A Controller
Riding Mode Pedal Assist
Classic
Pure Electric Mode Disabled by Default
Assist Levels 5 Levels Pedal Assist
Sensor Switchable Sensor - Torque or Cadence
Max Speed 25 km/h
EU Legal, Factory Default
Max Range for Assisted Mode Up to 150 km
Frame Material Aluminum Alloy Full Suspension Frame
Front Suspension 150 mm Air Suspension Fork
Rear Suspension 130 mm Air Rear Shock
Lockout Function Suspension Lockout
Shifter Shimano M315-8 Finger Dial&M310 Rear Dial
Derailleur Shimano Altus 1x8 Speed Derailleur
Chainring 48T Narrow-Wide Chainring
Cassette 11–36T
Front Headlight LED Headlight
Turn Signal Lights Integrated Turn Signal Lights
Brake Tail Light Brake-Activated Rear Tail Light
Brake ZOOM® HB-890E
4-Piston Hydraulic Disc Brakes
Max Load 150 kg
Max Climbing Grade 35°
Handlebar Height 111 cm
Saddle Height 87 – 102 cm
Suitable Height 165 – 190 cm
Waterproof Level IP54
Net Weight 30.2 kg
Gross Weight 40.5 kg
Package Size 162*24*82 cm
Accessories Electric bicycle*1
Charger*1
Lock*1
Tool Kit*1
Pedals*2
Air Pump*1
Throttle*2


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★★★★★ 5
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★★★★★ 4
Wolverine, Warpath, Wolfsbane and X-23 (+Angel). PA fun.
Format: Kindle
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