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e mountainbike carbon Carbon Fusion Pro E-Bike – ELV Motors

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e mountainbike carbon Carbon Fusion Pro E-Bike – ELV MotorsLight to Lift, Power to Climb Sleek lines, carbon fiber elegance, and the power to roam Fusion Pro looks as good as it rides. Glide through nature, feel the breeze, and rediscover the joy of effortless exploration. 120 Miles Long, Range eBike Go further than ever. Fusion Pro eBikes dual battery system delivers an extended range of up to 120 miles, making it the ultimate companion for long distance riders, daily commuters, and weekend adventurers. Step

Light to Lift, Power to Climb

Sleek lines, carbon fiber elegance, and the power to roam-Fusion Pro looks as good as it rides. Glide through nature, feel the breeze, and rediscover the joy of effortless exploration.

120 Miles Long, Range eBike

Go further than ever. Fusion Pro eBike’s dual battery system delivers an extended range of up to 120 miles, making it the ultimate companion for long-distance riders, daily commuters, and weekend adventurers.

Step Through, Ride Comfort

Fusion Pro is built for all-day comfort. The low-step frame makes getting on and off effortless, while the 60° adjustable handlebar lets you ride in a natural, upright position.

Lightweight Carbon Fiber Frame

At just 50 lbs, Fusion Pro’s full carbon frame redefines what a rugged eBike can be. Enjoy unmatched agility and portability without sacrificing strength or durability – Loading onto a car rack is a breeze!

Smooth, All-Terrain Ride

The 60mm suspension front fork combined with 29” x 2.05” all-terrain tires absorbs bumps and offers a smooth, stable ride across all surfaces. Tackle rough roads, gravel, or city streets with confidence.

Carry Up to 330 lbs

Designed to do more than just get you from point A to B. Fusion Pro supports up to 330 lbs of total payload, making it ideal for riders of all sizes and those who need to haul gear, groceries, or even camping equipment.

Carbon Fusion Pro E-Bike Specifications

Model
Carbon Fusion Pro Long range eBike
Net Weight
48lbs w/o acc.
Material
Carbon fiber frame
Range
Up to 75 miles
Extended to 120miles (Dual battery)
*The 75-mile range was tested with a 180 lb rider, riding in ECO mode on flat roads without throttle.
Top Speed
20mph by default, 25mph upon unlock
Total Weight Limit
330 lbs
Rider Height
5’3’’ - 6’3’’
Brakes
TEKTRO hydraulic disc brakes with power cut-off sensor
Wheels
Kenda 29’’×2.05’’, puncture-proof tire
Water Resistance
IP65
Class
Class 2 by default
Class 3 upon unlock
Motor
1000W (peak) rear hub, 60Nm
Throttle
Yes (up to 20mph)
Battery
529.2Wh battery, certified to UL-2271, removable battery
Pedal Assist
4 levels
Charger
3.5H fast charger
Sensors
Torque sensor
Lights
Front: External front light, 40 Lux
Rear: StVZO rear light (Not ARES lights)
Display
LCD Color display
Chainrings
44T
Crankset
Aluminum alloy, 170mm
Cassette
11-40T, 8 Speed
Chain
YBN S8e, Silver
Rear Derailleur
Shimano ACERA 8-Speed
Shift Lever
8 Speed Trigger
Pedals
9/16' Alloy Platform
Handlebar
Aluminum, extender 0-60° adjustable
Fork
ZOOM 188NS AMS 700C Suspension fork 60mm travel
Grips
Durable ergonomic Grips, lockable
Seat Post
Aluminum Alloy, φ31.6mm

 

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