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Velotric Summit 1 Review | Is This THE New Entry Level eMTB?

Velotric’s foray into the electric mountain bike sector with the Velotric Summit 1 introduces a versatile, entry-level eMTB that blends solid features with an appealing price point. This bike features genuine MTB geometry, albeit more aligned with XC (cross-country) designs, and is equipped with a 750W rear hub motor with a torque sensor all powered by its 705 Wh frame-integrated battery.
 

The Summit 1 has front suspension with 120mm of travel, suitable for light MTB singletrack and urban commuting. It offers significant value, particularly for beginners in the e-MTB realm. Additionally, the Velotric App provides over-the-air updates and allows for customization of pedal assist settings across three modes: Eco, Trail, and Boost, with options to tune the five pedal assist levels to tailor the ride according to personal preferences and trail demands.

Canyon Neuron:ONfly | The True In Between Of eMTB and Trail?

Of the many e-bikes we saw at the Sea Otter Classic, one of the most exciting was one we couldn’t talk about in our coverage. Canyon has just released its latest eMTB, the Neuron:ONfly, and not only is it Canyon’s lightest eMTB by more than 5 lbs., it achieves that weight without giving up power.

Producing a sub-50-lb. eMTB isn’t easy and the way some companies have accomplished this is by shrinking the battery and motor, resulting in an eMTB that can produce more power than the rider alone can, but lacking the peak power necessary to keep up with other e-bikes. This is where Canyon’s new Neuron:ONfly is different.

DYU Secures $100 Million In Funding

Chinese e-bike manufacturer Dyu Intelligent Mobility has raised CNY 100 million in a Series A funding round. The new funds are earmarked for new hires, product development, marketing and streamlining its supply chain.

Dyu Intelligent Mobility was founded in 2016, and is based in Shenzhen, China. In addition to designing and making e-bikes, the company has divisions devoted to sensor-based vehicles and personal mobility robots.

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