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Introduced:
The MAG Bike ET.1 2024 E-bike is expected to be released in the first quarter of 2024. Austrian e-bike specialist Mag Bike has just unveiled its newest electric mountain bike called the ET.1. Catering to performance-oriented riders; this bike is the latest of the bunch to feature a lightweight build, premium components, and the powerful Brose S Mag motor.
Hardware:
Mag Bike has fitted the ET.1 with a high-end suspension setup consisting of a Cane Creek Helm MKII suspension fork and a Cane Creek Kitsuma Coil rear shock. This setup provides the bike with an impressive 160 millimetres of suspension travel on both the front and rear wheels. Other features include a 12-speed drivetrain from Sram consisting of XX SL Eagle AXS components. There’s also a RockShox Reverb AXS dropper seatpost for quick ergonomic adjustments on varying terrain. Lastly, the bike comes to a stop with fancy Hope Tech4 brakes and rolls on Maxxis Rekon tires.
Performance:
On the performance side of the equation, the Mag Bike ET.1 makes use of the powerful and compact Brose S Mag motor. With 90 newton-meters of torque, this motor propels the bike to an assisted top speed of 2maximum speed of 15.5 miles per hour (25 kilometres per hour). Meanwhile, the battery consists of a 725-watt-hour unit, although Mag Bike has yet to reveal any estimated range figures. The bike does get a Brose Allround display, making it easy for riders to monitor their battery level and keep track of essential ride stats.
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Brand |
MAG |
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Model |
ET.1 2024 |
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Release date |
Early 2024 |
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Class |
Electric mountain bike |
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Status |
Upcoming |
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Frame Colors |
Blue and black |
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Made in |
China |
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Electric |
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Motor |
Borse S Mag motor |
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Top speed |
25 km/h (15.5 miles per hour) |
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Torque |
90 Nm |
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Battery |
725 Wh |
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Display |
Borse All round |
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Charger |
36 V |
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Weighs |
22 kg |
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Frame |
magnesium monolithic, patented Boost 148 mm. |
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Hardware |
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Front suspension |
Cane Creek Helm MKII Air fork in the front |
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Rear suspension |
Cane Creek Kitsuma Coil shock in the rear. |
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Derailleur |
SRAM XX SL Eagle AXS derailleur |
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Seat post |
RockShox Reverb AXS Dropper Seatpost |
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Headset |
Mag components |
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Wheels |
Carbon Mag Components |
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Cassette |
SRAM XG-1299 10-52 Rainbow |
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Brakes |
Hope Tech4 V4 brake set |
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Tire front |
Maxxis Rekon 29 x 2.60 40 |
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Tire rear |
Maxxis Rekon 27,5 x 2.60 |
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Dimension |
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Length |
150 cm (59 inch) |
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Width |
60 cm (23.6 inch) |
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Height |
110 cm (43 inch) |
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Wheelbase |
100 cm (39.4 inch) |
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