Centurion Lhasa E 640.29
If you are looking for a bike that does its job on moderate tours and is supported by an engine that offers good torque even on steeper sections, you will find it in the Lhasa E. The Centurion is the only bike in the test that is not officially classified as a mountain bike, but as a full-suspension trekking bike. Not all registers were pulled out when it comes to equipment, but the on-board computer is a hit. The Bosch Nyon is an all-in-one display that not only shows speed and range, but also supports the driver in planning routes and determining their personal fitness. The test drivers in particular didn't want to part with the Centurion at all - and whoever women get their minds on. . .
[icon size=”16″ icon_bg_color=”#” icon_bg_colorh=”#” icon_bd_color=”#” icon_bd_colorh=”#” square_radius=”0″ type=”vector” icon_color=”#” icon_color_hover=”#” icon=” fa-icon-thumbs-o-up"] Positive
This is the box title
good drive, innovative computer
[icon size=”16″ icon_bg_color=”#” icon_bg_colorh=”#” icon_bd_color=”#” icon_bd_colorh=”#” square_radius=”0″ type=”vector” icon_color=”#” icon_color_hover=”#” icon=” fa-icon-thumbs-o-down”] Negative
[Review]
This is the box title
Equipment level, moderate range due to small battery