ORMojo
10-06-2017, 09:35 AM
And now . . . Bianchi announces their ebikes.
http://road.cc/sites/default/files/styles/main_width/public/impulso-e-road.jpeg?itok=hVR0ZmTn
There will be two versions, the Impulse e-Road for the road, and the Impulso e-Allroad for gravel and adventure, the latter loosely based on the Allroad platform road.cc has tested in the past. However, powering each bike will be an Italian made Polini E-P3 36V 250W motor.
Both bikes will be built up with disc brakes and Shimano 105 and Ultegra groupsets, with the Polini motor system allowing a normal chainset to be used. Expect wide-range 11-32t cassettes to help winch up the steepest climbs and biggest mountains. The e-Allroad is equipped with Kenda Flintridge 40mm tyres, the e-Road gets 32mm wide Vittoria Zaffiro Pro G+ tyres.
http://road.cc/sites/default/files/styles/main_width/public/impulso-e-road.jpeg?itok=hVR0ZmTn
There will be two versions, the Impulse e-Road for the road, and the Impulso e-Allroad for gravel and adventure, the latter loosely based on the Allroad platform road.cc has tested in the past. However, powering each bike will be an Italian made Polini E-P3 36V 250W motor.
Both bikes will be built up with disc brakes and Shimano 105 and Ultegra groupsets, with the Polini motor system allowing a normal chainset to be used. Expect wide-range 11-32t cassettes to help winch up the steepest climbs and biggest mountains. The e-Allroad is equipped with Kenda Flintridge 40mm tyres, the e-Road gets 32mm wide Vittoria Zaffiro Pro G+ tyres.