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ncm moscow e-bike mountainbike NCM Moscow M3Specs Motor: Das Kit Rear Hub Motor 500W, 60 Nm Battery: Das Kit Integrated 576Wh 48V12A Range: 3580 km (2550 miles) Charge Time: 6 hours for a full charge (50% in ~3 hours) Top Speed: 32 km h (20 mph) Frame: 6061 double butted aluminum alloy Weight: 59 lbs (26. 8 kg) Max Rider Weight: 275 lbs (125 kg) Gearing: 37 Shimano Tourney (1132T) Chain: KMC Z51 Brakes: Tektro MD M280 mechanical disc Front Fork: Suntour XCT 26 27. 5 29 Front Light: DH007Plus 70
Specs
- Motor: Das-Kit Rear Hub Motor 500W, 60 Nm
- Battery: Das-Kit Integrated 576Wh 48V12A
- Range: 35–80 km (25–50 miles)
- Charge Time: 6 hours for a full charge (50% in ~3 hours)
- Top Speed: 32 km/h (20 mph)
- Frame: 6061 double-butted aluminum alloy
- Weight: 59 lbs (26.8 kg)
- Max Rider Weight: 275 lbs (125 kg)
- Gearing: 3×7 Shimano Tourney (11–32T)
- Chain: KMC Z51
- Brakes: Tektro MD-M280 mechanical disc
- Front Fork: Suntour XCT-26/27.5/29
- Front Light: DH007Plus 70 Lux
- Display/Controller: Das-Kit L7 Bar Mount LCD; CT6-I6 Das-Kit Controller
- Wheels/Tires: Arisun Mount Cronos, 26×2.30 / 27.5×2.35 / 29×2.35
- Saddle: VELO VL-3410
- Seat Post: Forged alloy, 27.2 mm, quick-release
- Stem: Threadless 31.8 mm
- Crank: Forged alloy, 170 mm, 3-speed
- Pedals: Wellgo alloy platform
- Kickstand: Center-mounted, adjustable length
- Charger: Das-Kit 48V2A
- Max Load (Rider + Bike): 275 lbs (125 kg)
- Certifications: TÜV UL 2849 compliance for electronics
Features
- Integrated GPS tracking for navigation and ride monitoring
- Built-in secure lock for theft protection
- Front suspension with a high-travel fork to absorb shocks on rough terrain
- Integrated 70 Lux front light for improved visibility
- Das-Kit L7 LCD display provides ride stats (speed, distance, battery)
- 6-level pedal assist (0–6) with a thumb throttle for versatile power
- Rear hub motor delivering 60 Nm torque for confident acceleration and hill climbing
- Rugged aluminum frame designed for urban commuting and off-road exploration
- Ready for both city streets and trails with compatible wheel configurations
Compatibility
- Wheel configurations: 26", 27.5", and 29" with matching tires
- Sizes: S (26"), M (27.5"), L (29") to fit a range of rider heights
- Max rider weight: 275 lbs (125 kg)
- Seat post diameter: 27.2 mm with quick-release clamp
- Frame: 6061 aluminum alloy
- Front fork: Suntour XCT series
- Gearing: 3×7 with 11–32T cassette
- Brakes: Tektro MD-M280 mechanical discs
- Charger: Included Das-Kit 48V2A
- Certification: TÜV UL 2849 compliant electronics
Physical
- Frame material: 6061 aluminum alloy
- Color/appearance: White frame with blue accent lines on the top tube and downtube
- Weight: 59 lbs (26.8 kg)
- Seat post: 27.2 mm with quick-release clamp
- Saddle: VELO VL-3410
- Stem: Threadless 31.8 mm
- Crank: Forged alloy, 170 mm, 3-speed
- Pedals: Wellgo alloy platform
- Kickstand: Center-mounted, adjustable length
- Included accessories: Kickstand
- Brand: NCM Moscow M3, designed for urban commuting and off-road adventures
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