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TWITTER CYC-E300: Premium Alu Alloy Electric Mountain Bike Frame for Enhanced Performance
Introducing the TWITTER CYC-E300 Alu Alloy eMTB Frame: A high-performance electric bicycle frame designed for optimal performance and durability. Crafted with precision and using premium materials, this frame is perfect for 29er eMTBs seeking superior performance on the trails.
Constructed from durable and lightweight alu alloy AL6061, the CYC-E300 frame strikes the perfect balance between strength and weight. Available in 29(27.5)×16" or 18" sizes, this frame accommodates various rider heights and preferences, ensuring a comfortable and personalized fit.
Featuring an ASSY size with a head tube of 44*56, BSA68 threaded bottom bracket, seat post diameter of 31.6mm, and clamp size of 34.9mm, this frame offers compatibility with a wide range of components. The QR 135mm rear spacing and the ability to accommodate max tire sizes of 29*2.25" or 27.5*2.35" enhance the versatility of the frame.
The XC design, along with the flat welds, ensures a sleek and streamlined appearance. The inner-cable routing keeps the cables protected and neatly organized, while the gloss+UV laser decals add a touch of style to the frame's aesthetics. With a weight of approximately 2.9KG (without Battery Case kits), this frame is lightweight yet robust, providing a responsive and agile ride.
The TWITTER CYC-E300 Alu Alloy eMTB Frame is designed to be compatible with rear hub motors, making it an ideal choice for electrifying your off-road adventures. With its sturdy construction and optimized geometry, this frame delivers excellent power transfer and stability for enhanced performance on challenging terrains.
Upgrade your eMTB with the TWITTER CYC-E300 Alu Alloy eMTB Frame and experience the benefits of a high-quality and purpose-built frame. Enjoy the lightweight yet durable construction, precise handling, and the ability to tackle demanding trails with ease. Unleash the full potential of your electric mountain bike with this exceptional frame, designed to elevate your riding experience.
Constructed from durable and lightweight alu alloy AL6061, the CYC-E300 frame strikes the perfect balance between strength and weight. Available in 29(27.5)×16" or 18" sizes, this frame accommodates various rider heights and preferences, ensuring a comfortable and personalized fit.
Featuring an ASSY size with a head tube of 44*56, BSA68 threaded bottom bracket, seat post diameter of 31.6mm, and clamp size of 34.9mm, this frame offers compatibility with a wide range of components. The QR 135mm rear spacing and the ability to accommodate max tire sizes of 29*2.25" or 27.5*2.35" enhance the versatility of the frame.
The XC design, along with the flat welds, ensures a sleek and streamlined appearance. The inner-cable routing keeps the cables protected and neatly organized, while the gloss+UV laser decals add a touch of style to the frame's aesthetics. With a weight of approximately 2.9KG (without Battery Case kits), this frame is lightweight yet robust, providing a responsive and agile ride.
The TWITTER CYC-E300 Alu Alloy eMTB Frame is designed to be compatible with rear hub motors, making it an ideal choice for electrifying your off-road adventures. With its sturdy construction and optimized geometry, this frame delivers excellent power transfer and stability for enhanced performance on challenging terrains.
Upgrade your eMTB with the TWITTER CYC-E300 Alu Alloy eMTB Frame and experience the benefits of a high-quality and purpose-built frame. Enjoy the lightweight yet durable construction, precise handling, and the ability to tackle demanding trails with ease. Unleash the full potential of your electric mountain bike with this exceptional frame, designed to elevate your riding experience.
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The TWITTER Ebike Frame CYC-E300 Rear Motor Electric Bicycle Frames 29er Alu Alloy eMTB Frame with Battery Case Kits is a sensational customer favorite, and we hope you like it just as much.
Inventory Last Updated: Nov 26, 2024
Inventory Last Updated: Nov 26, 2024
