E-bike Raymon HardRay E 4.0 27.5" dark red

The Pursuit of Comfort The PWseries TE drive unit focuses on providing comfort and a stable ride in urban areas, coping effortlessly with riding conditions including steep climbs and rides against strong winds. Thanks to the Quad Sensor Technology, the system automatically detects riding conditions such as hill starts, and delivers the appropriate assist power and smooth acceleration.

Automatic Support Mode for the ultimate comfort rideThe Automatic Support Mode exclusively tuned for the PWseries TE provides intelligent and natural power assistance with a lightweight feel, delivering a comfortable and enjoyable riding experience.

Battery Capacity – Measured in Wh (watt-hours) or Ah (ampere-hours) and directly affects the maximum distance that can be traveled on a fully charged battery. A larger capacity means a greater range.

Range – The approximate distance in kilometers that you can travel on a fully charged battery. The range depends on the cyclist's weight, battery capacity, weather conditions, terrain (uphill/downhill), and the selected level of motor assistance. It is important to note that over several years, the battery's capacity will gradually decrease. This is a normal chemical aging process of lithium-ion batteries. Improper use or modifications can further reduce the maximum range. BOSCH system range assistant (in English): https://www.bosch-ebike.com/en/service/range-assistant.

Bicycle Weight – The total weight of all bicycle components, including the motor, battery, frame, parts, and accessories. RAYMON bicycles are known for their excellent power-to-weight ratio.

Motor Power – The nominal power generated by the electric bike motor. This power complies with the legal power requirements for electric bicycles in most countries.

Battery Lifespan – The specified charging cycle is approximate and may vary depending on how the battery is used, stored, and maintained.

Maximum Speed – The motor can support a speed of up to 25 km/h. Once this limit is reached, the motor switches off and reactivates only when the speed decreases. The motor assists only when pedaling. The bike does not have a throttle. The assistance levels and other settings can be adjusted using the controller located on the handlebars.