Moots Carbon Gravel E-bike!

[C40_guy]

Originally Posted by jonnyBgood

Well it really isn’t that hard to figure out and Moots certainly has.

Moots has long time older customers that have bought multiple bikes and now need that bike that can give them that extra assistance on those big rides.

E-Bikes are everywhere in Steamboat (and every other town) and it’s the next thing for Moots to offer that long time customer.

They have carbon forks handlebars and stems so they have that manufacture that can help with the E-Bike frame

When I need the e-boost, that bike would be on my short list.

[Spdntrxi]

Originally Posted by C40_guy

When I need the e-boost, that bike would be on my short list.

me too until I got a look at the new Ventum ESG1.

[Jklotz]

Originally Posted by Spdntrxi

me too until I got a look at the new Ventum ESG1.

That's interesting, hadn't seen that one before.

[54ny77]

wow they finally went to production. thx. for the heads up. sharp!

Originally Posted by lorenbike

LOL, then lemond releases a new all road version that looks 100x better than the moots. I don't have an e bike, not have considered buying one, but those lemond models look fun and the lines, colors, and functionality are very well done.

[Spdntrxi]

Originally Posted by Jklotz

That's interesting, hadn't seen that one before.

It was just released, but I saw the proto at Sea otter

[krooj]

Side note: I had a gander at the "in-stock" bikes on the moots website, and... $17k+ for a Ti Disc with Di2. Is the oxygen a little too thin up there in Steamboat or have they just completely given up on being competitive with pricing?

[hellvetica]

Wow. I threw up a little (at the "e-moots").

[windsurfer]

Originally Posted by krooj

Side note: I had a gander at the "in-stock" bikes on the moots website, and... $17k+ for a Ti Disc with Di2. Is the oxygen a little too thin up there in Steamboat or have they just completely given up on being competitive with pricing?

Wow. A Ducati Panigale V2 is $18,895. Guess which one is faster ?

[krooj]

Originally Posted by windsurfer

Wow. A Ducati Panigale V2 is $18,895. Guess which one is faster ?

And the V2 rips. Plus you can probably haggle that $19k down if its old inventory.

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by krooj

Side note: I had a gander at the "in-stock" bikes on the moots website, and... $17k+ for a Ti Disc with Di2. Is the oxygen a little too thin up there in Steamboat or have they just completely given up on being competitive with pricing?

These posts crack me up...A plastic Trek, made in Asia, with Etap is listed as $16,500..more than a few from giant and specialized too.

https://road.cc/content/buyers-guide...mozTocId309518

[nmrt]

bumping this up because i am curious.
anyone bought this or see it out in the wild?

[prototoast]

Originally Posted by nmrt

bumping this up because i am curious.
anyone bought this or see it out in the wild?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3Mm8wDH9Fk&t=8s

[nmrt]

Originally Posted by prototoast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3Mm8wDH9Fk&t=8s

[Kirk007]

Anyone buy one yet?