E-gravel bike
What characterizes a gravel bike?
Gravel bikes are very similar to road bikes, but the trendsetters have a shorter top tube and thicker tires. The wider tires allow for more riding comfort and easier bike control. But what is the difference to a trekking bike? The trekking bike is heavier and more suitable as an everyday bike in terms of riding position. Furthermore, the gravel bike has a road bike or gravel gear system, whereas the trekking bike has a classic trekking bike gear system and therefore also has an athletic riding style on asphalt roads.
Gravel bikes feel most at home away from tarmac roads, so you can use them to explore very special routes, for example on forest paths, dirt tracks, off-road or on single trails. Of course, gravel bikes are also great for riding on classic roads, but not as fast as a road bike.
The typical gravel bike rider
Every ride is an adventure and that is exactly what the gravel bike rider wants to experience. The gravel bike is ideal for multi-day tours. Whether it's gravel, grit or dirty tracks - do you want to conquer unpaved paths and rough tracks without too much effort? Then we have the solution for you: the Pendix eDrive.
With us to your ePower
Of course, you can have your gravel bike retrofitted with our Pendix eDrive at one of our dealers. For you, this means that your effort will be reduced and your tour will start in a completely relaxed manner. You can choose between Pendix eDrive300 and Pendix eDrive500 and get your trusty all-rounder! Find out now which Pendix eDrive is right for you and your bike:
