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simplon e bike mountainbike Simplon KAGU :e blau | 800WH | E-Bike Damen Trekking | 2026

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simplon e bike mountainbike Simplon KAGU :e blau | 800WH | E-Bike Damen Trekking | 2026Das Simplon KAGU : e dein zuverlssiger Begleiter fr Alltag und Tour Das Simplon KAGU : e verbindet moderne E Bike Technologie mit maximalem Komfort und durchdachter Alltagstauglichkeit. Mit seinem eleganten Tiefeinsteiger Rahmen und der hochwertigen Ausstattung ist es die ideale Wahl fr anspruchsvolle Fahrerinnen. Mehr anzeigen Sicherheit & Technik Die kraftvollen Shimano MT420 4 Kolben Bremsen mit groen 203 mm Scheiben bieten zuverlssige Verzgerung

Das Simplon KAGU :e – dein zuverlässiger Begleiter für Alltag und Tour

Das Simplon KAGU :e verbindet moderne E-Bike-Technologie mit maximalem Komfort und durchdachter Alltagstauglichkeit. Mit seinem eleganten Tiefeinsteiger-Rahmen und der hochwertigen Ausstattung ist es die ideale Wahl für anspruchsvolle Fahrerinnen.

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Sicherheit & Technik

Die kraftvollen Shimano MT420 4-Kolben-Bremsen mit großen 203 mm Scheiben bieten zuverlässige Verzögerung in jeder Situation. Ergänzt wird das Sicherheitskonzept durch die hochwertige Lichtanlage von Busch & Müller sowie ein integriertes Rahmenschloss.

Motor & Leistung

Der Bosch Performance Line PX Motor überzeugt mit kraftvoller Unterstützung und harmonischem Fahrverhalten. Egal ob in der Stadt oder auf anspruchsvolleren Strecken – du genießt jederzeit ein souveränes Fahrerlebnis.

Akku & Reichweite

Mit dem Bosch Powertube 800 Akku bist du für lange Strecken bestens gerüstet. Die hohe Kapazität ermöglicht ausgedehnte Touren ohne häufiges Nachladen und sorgt für maximale Flexibilität im Alltag.

Schaltung & Antrieb

Die Enviolo Nabenschaltung bietet stufenloses Schalten ohne feste Gänge. In Kombination mit dem wartungsarmen Gates Riemenantrieb entsteht ein besonders leises, langlebiges und sauberes Fahrerlebnis.

Komfort & Alltag

  • Gefederte Suntour Mobie 34 Gabel für angenehmes Fahrgefühl
  • Ergonomische Griffe und Gel-Sattel für hohen Sitzkomfort
  • Stabiler Gepäckträger und Schutzbleche für den täglichen Einsatz

Fazit

Das Simplon KAGU :e ist ein hochwertiges Trekking E-Bike für Damen, das Komfort, Leistung und Alltagstauglichkeit perfekt vereint. Ideal für Pendlerinnen und alle, die ein zuverlässiges Premium-E-Bike suchen.

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Leistungsstarkes E-Trekkingbike mit Bosch Motor, 800 Wh Akku, stufenloser Enviolo Schaltung und maximalem Komfort für Alltag und lange Touren.

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