Alloy 6061 Electric Hybrid Bike: Smooth, Efficient, and Versatile
The Alloy 6061 Electric Hybrid Bike combines power, comfort, and versatility, making it an excellent choice for urban commuting and recreational rides. Whether navigating city streets or exploring scenic paths, this e-bike delivers a smooth and efficient riding experience.
Powerful Electric Assist
Equipped with a 250W H300 Bafang rear hub motor, this bike provides smooth pedal assistance with a maximum assisted speed of 25km/h (15.5mph). The motor’s five assist levels allow you to tailor your ride to your desired speed and effort level.
Reliable Battery for Extended Rides
The 36V, 14Ah (504Wh) Phylion lithium battery ensures extended range, allowing for longer rides between charges. Whether commuting or enjoying a leisurely ride, you’ll have the power to keep going.
Shimano 7-Speed Drivetrain for Smooth Shifting
Featuring a Shimano Acera rear derailleur, a Shimano TZ50 7-speed shifter, and a Shimano TZ500 14/34 Mega Range 7-speed freewheel, this bike offers precise, smooth gear changes, adapting effortlessly to different terrains.
Durable & Comfortable Wheels
With 26” or 28” rims and 26x2.00 or 28x2.00 tyres, this bike provides stability, traction, and a comfortable ride, making it suitable for various road conditions.
Front Suspension for a Smoother Ride
The Zoom CH 141 AMS suspension fork absorbs shocks and vibrations, ensuring greater comfort on uneven surfaces.
Intuitive LCD Display & Assist Modes
An LCD display provides clear real-time ride data, including speed, battery level, and assist mode. Choose from five levels of pedal assist to optimise efficiency and performance.
Lightweight & Easy to Handle
Weighing just 20kg, this lightweight e-bike is easy to manoeuvre and transport, making it ideal for daily use.
Designed for Every Rider
Available in 43cm and 46cm frame sizes, the Alloy 6061 Electric Hybrid Bike is built for comfort, efficiency, and performance—offering a reliable and enjoyable ride for urban commuters and weekend explorers alike.
