Test: The Orbea Keram 29 30 "only" comes with an Active Line motor from Bosch, but it appeals with its intuitive and comfortable handling. The drive is reserved, but whisper-quiet and very natural. A real special feature in the price range around 2.000 euros is the option for an additional battery.
Drive: Bosch ActiveLine
Maximum torque: 40Nm
Battery capacity test bike: 400Wh
Fork: Suntour XMC LO
Circuit: Shimano Altus 9-speed
Brake: Shimano MT200
wheel size: 29 inch
Weight: 22,89kg
Maximum weight allowed: 130kg
Price: € 2.099
At just over 29 euros, the Orbea Keram 30 2.000 is one of the cheapest e-MTBs that you can get from a specialist dealer with a Bosch system. The built-in Active Line motor only delivers a maximum of 40Nm, but is powerful enough for relaxed tours. In addition, the drive convinces with its low volume and the wonderfully natural driving experience. Top: The frame is prepared for an additional, external battery, which means that the integrated 400Wh can be more than doubled. With its very relaxed seating position, the Keram 29, which is available in four colors, is also ideal for everyday use or weekend trips - the built-in equipment is also completely sufficient for this. You should only dare to venture into real terrain with caution given the reservedly profiled tires.
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