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hercules kinderfahrrad 12 zoll Hercules E-Imperial Max I-12 Wave (bis 180 Kg)

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hercules kinderfahrrad 12 zoll Hercules E-Imperial Max I-12 Wave (bis 180 Kg)Sehr stabiles Pedelec (bis 180 Kg Gesamtgewicht) von Hercules mit super Ausstattung: Der 85Nm starke Bosch Performance CX Motor wird von 750 Wh Akkupower angetrieben. Das Kiox 300 Display von Bosch zeigt alle relevanten Daten gut sichtbar an. Auch alle anderen Komponenten kommen aus der Luxusklasse wie die Reifen (Marathon E Plus von Schwalbe), die BySchulz G2 Federsattelsttze, das 150 LUX Frontl. icht mit Fernlichtfunktion und der Selle Bassano

Sehr stabiles Pedelec (bis 180 Kg Gesamtgewicht) von Hercules mit super Ausstattung: Der 85Nm starke Bosch Performance CX Motor wird von 750 Wh Akkupower angetrieben. Das Kiox 300 Display von Bosch zeigt alle relevanten Daten gut sichtbar an. Auch alle anderen Komponenten kommen aus der Luxusklasse wie die Reifen (Marathon E-Plus von Schwalbe), die BySchulz G2 Federsattelstütze, das 150 LUX Frontl.icht mit Fernlichtfunktion und der Selle Bassano Sattel. Die Shimano Deore 12 Gang Kettenschaltung schaltet zuverlässig nach Bedarf und die Shimano MT 401 Scheibenbremsen geben der sportlichen Fahrt die nötige Bremssicherheit.

Rahmen: eTrekking R22-Series, AL 6061
Rahmenhöhen 28 Zoll: 45, 49 cm
Gabel SR SUNTOUR MOBIE E-25, 63 mm Federweg, luftgefedert, Lockout, 15 mm Steckachse
Motor Bosch Performance Line CX (Smart System) 25/85 Nm
Akku Bosch PowerTube (Smart System) 750
Display Bosch KIOX 300
Schaltung SHIMANO Deore 12 Gang
Kurbelgarnitur FSA CK-220
Kassette SHIMANO Deore, CS-M6100 10-51T
Kette KMC E12S
Bremse SHIMANO BL-MT401
Vorbau ZECURE UP2+, A-head, verstellbar
Lenker Trekking, AL, 31.8 mm, 15° backsweep
Steuersatz integrated tapered
Nabe (Vorderrad) SHIMANO HB-MT410, 15X100 mm, Centerlock
Nabe (Hinterrad) SHIMANO FH-MT410, 12x142 mm, Centerlock
Felge Ryde Andra 40
Bereifung SCHWALBE Marathon E-Plus, SmartGuard, Performance, 55-622
Radgröße 28 Zoll
Sattel Selle Bassano Suprema 3Zone City
Sattelstütze BySchulz G2, 350 mm, Ø31.6 mm, 30 mm Federweg
Frontleuchte Hercules FF-100, Fernlicht, bis zu 150 Lux
Rückleuchte Busch & Müller Toplight 2C, LED
Gepäckträger Monkey Load, Systemträger, Federklappe
Schloss ABUS IT3 Batterieschloss, XPlus Zylinder
Zulässiges Gesamtgewicht 180 kg
Farbe schwarz

Herstellerinformationen
Kraftvoll, robust und bereit für sportliche Touren - das E-IMPERIAL MAX I-12 bietet volle E-Power für schwere Fahrerinnen und Fahrer. Mit dem stärksten Bosch Antrieb seiner Klasse und einem zulässigen Gesamtgewicht von 180 kg ist es der ideale Begleiter auf täglichen Fahrten und anspruchsvollen Touren. Dafür ist es mit der großzügig abgestuften Shimano Deore 12-Gang-Schaltung ausgestattet, die in Kombination mit dem Bosch Performance Line CX Motor und 750Wh-Akkukapazität für souveräne Leichtigkeit und Ausdauer steht. Für Vertrauen und Sicherheit sorgen die starken 4-Kolben-Scheibenbremsen, die Lichtanlage mit 150-Lux-Scheinwerfer, Fern- und Tagfahrlicht sowie die pannengeschützten Schwalbe Marathon Reifen.

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