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ENGWE P275 ST

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ENGWE P275 STENGWE P275 ST Features 1. 250W Ananda mid drive motor & 70N. m torque sensor 2. 6061 Aluminum Alloy seamless & step thru bike frame 3. 36V 19. 2Ah Samsung battery & Up to 260km in PAS 1 mode 4. Shimano 9 speed transmission system & 5 pedal assisted modes 5. IPX6 Waterproof & 27. 5 x 2. 4 spoke tires What About ENGWE P275 ST? The ENGWE P275 ST is a stylish step through urban electric bike designed for relaxed city cycles. Combining practicality and

ENGWE P275 ST Features

1. 250W Ananda mid-drive motor & 70N.m torque sensor

2. 6061 Aluminum Alloy seamless & step-thru bike frame

3. 36V 19.2Ah Samsung battery & Up to 260km in PAS 1 mode

4. Shimano 9-speed transmission system & 5 pedal-assisted modes

5. IPX6 Waterproof & 27.5 x 2.4 spoke tires

What About ENGWE P275 ST?

The ENGWE P275 ST is a stylish step-through urban electric bike designed for relaxed city cycles. Combining practicality and performance, this city bike is ideal for daily commuting and casual urban bike tours.

Powered by a 250W mid-drive motor with 70Nm of torque, it delivers smooth, responsive acceleration even on slopes, while an impressive 260km range ensures you can explore the city without worrying about frequent charging. Whether you commute on electric bike or enjoy a weekend ride, the P275 ST step-through electric commute bike ensures comfort and convenience. It is a premium e-bike equipped with advanced features to ensure safety and reliability for urban bike tour.

ENGWE P275 ST Step-Thru Urban E-bike Spec

Material 6061 Aluminum Alloy
Motor Ananda 250W Brushless Mid-drive Motor
Torque 70 Nm
Brake 180mm Front & Rear Tektro Hydraulic Disc Brakes
Top Speed 25km/h
Maximum Mileage 260 km (PAS 1); 150 km (PAS 5)
Battery 36V 19.2Ah Samsung Lithium-ion Battery
Charging Time About 3-8 hours
Tires 27.5 x 2.4 Spoke Tires
Chain Shinamo 9-speed Chain
Maximum Climbing degree 10¡ã
Transmission System Shimano 9-speed
Display Ananda TFT D18
Bike Weight 25.6 kg (56.43 lbs)
Gross Weight 33 kg (72.75 lbs)
Rider Height 5.7 (ft) - 6.5 (ft)
Payload Capacity 100 kg (220 lbs)
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Beta, Alpha, Omega oh my!
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