Tenways introduces CGO600 e-bike for an urban ride

The Tenways CGO600 is designed to be the e-bike for an urban ride. With an ergonomic, aluminium 6061 body, the weight of the whole bike is around 15kg, easily lighter than most comparable e-bikes on market.

The hidden battery design gives a sleek look while providing pedal assistance with a range of up to 70 km. With a full battery in just 2 and a half hours, the natural riding experience is delivered via the integrated, dynamic system consisting of the torque sensor and brushless hub motor.

In 5 limited frame colours, purchase is available online for €1,599 (delivery only takes three working days).

Tenways as a concept

The e-bike brand Tenways was founded in 2021 and aims to make urban riding effortless, speedy, eco-friendly and joyful for everyone. In fact, Tenways is not just a mere name, yet a concept which identifies more than 10 ways to live and move.

Design, technology and functionality: the Tenways CGO600 is the new energised urban ride for everyone to enjoy everywhere.

Features

A full roundup of the features can be found here:

Weight: 15kg
Sensor: Torque sensor
Range: Up to 70km
Drive system: Gates carbon belt drive
Motor: 250W Rear Hub
Battery: 36V, 7AH Lithium-ion battery
Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes

This article is sponsored by TENWAYS

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