Lankeleisi ES500 Pro 500W 24" Electric Trekking Bike City E-bike 14.5Ah 130km 32km/h
The Lankeleisi ES500 Pro is a powerful electric trekking bike designed for city commuting and recreational rides.
500W High-Speed Brushless Motor
Equipped with a 500W high-speed brushless motor, this bike offers quick acceleration and smooth performance.
48V 14.5Ah Battery
The motor is powered by a 48V 14.5Ah battery, providing a long-lasting ride with a range of up to 130km on a single charge. With the Stargear design, the motor amplifies torque and improves energy efficiency, resulting in reduced energy consumption and silent operation.
Featuring a 24-inch wheel size, the Lankeleisi ES500 Pro offers a comfortable and stable ride. It can handle steep inclines with ease, thanks to its impressive 30° climbing ability. Whether you're tackling hills or cruising on flat roads, this bike delivers consistent power and speed.
The 500W motor delivers fast power output, allowing you to reach a top speed of 32km/h. With its high-speed capabilities, this e-bike ensures a thrilling and efficient ride, saving you time on your daily commute.
Suspension Fork
The Lankeleisi ES500 Pro is designed for trekking and city riding, with a focus on comfort and convenience. It is equipped with a suspension fork and a cushioned saddle, providing a smooth and enjoyable ride even on bumpy roads. The ergonomic design of the handlebars and adjustable seat height allow for a customized riding experience.
Lightweight Frame
Additionally, this electric bike features a durable and lightweight frame, making it easy to maneuver and transport. Whether you're using it for commuting or leisurely rides, the Lankeleisi ES500 Pro is built to handle various terrains and weather conditions.
If you're looking for a reliable and powerful electric trekking bike, the Lankeleisi ES500 Pro is a fantastic choice. With its high-speed motor, long-range battery, and impressive climbing ability, this e-bike offers an exceptional riding experience for both urban and off-road adventures.
