Three new bigger battery ebikes launched: Cannondale Moterra Neo Carbon, Moterra Neo Alloy and Moterra Neo LT.
Cannondale Moterra Neo press release
Cannondale Invites Riders to Break Boundaries with New Moterra Neo e-MTB
- Moterra Neo empowers riders to explore their boundaries through a combination of a new mega-range Bosch Smart System, premium components, and new frame geometry
- By merging performance, comfort, and user-friendly design, Moterra Neo enhances Cannondale Mountain’s award-winning legacy of innovation
Today, Cannondale is breaking the mold by making boundless adventure more accessible than ever before with the launch of the new Moterra Neo e-MTB. Featuring Bosch Smart System technology, Moterra Neo redefines the boundaries of exploration and access in the backcountry while instilling the confidence to ascend higher, descend faster and ride farther.
Moterra Neo stands out with a new mega-range Bosch Smart System. Featuring a rechargeable 750Wh battery, range anxiety is a thing of the past with more time to take on challenges and tackle obstacles. The new Smart System also consists of Bosch’s most powerful e-MTB drive unit – the Performance Line CX which provides a maximum of 85 Nm of torque for a smooth, natural ride experience. All this is coupled with an integrated LED control unit with a buttonless display that can be customized for each rider’s needs through Bosch’s new Flow App.
Cannondale’s applied Proportional Response ensures riders get the best performance and comfort out of Moterra Neo, regardless of their height. Proportional Response is Cannondale’s unique size-specific design applied to every Cannondale bike. To do this, Cannondale adjusts each Moterra Neo’s geometry, suspension layout, and chainstay length based on rider size and their varying center of gravity. This proprietary design centers the rider better between the wheels for unmatched handling and traction. While climbing, it allows the rider to relax and be less tense. While descending, it offers a more stable position for speed and handling corners with precision.
Moterra Neo boasts a modern frame geometry that has been redesigned from the ground up. A slacker 65° head angle provides a more stable ride experience at speed and over rough terrain. Measuring in at 77°, the bike also features a steeper seat tube angle which means better pedalling efficiency in addition to greater control and capability while climbing. With range and a fine-tuned ride experience checked off the list, Moterra Neo is ready to rip.
With minimalism in mind, Moterra Neo has been thoughtfully designed to be easy to live with and includes a simple to remove battery with a sealed cover to protect it from the elements as well as a new, flip-open charge port. Additionally, a concealed stem means that cables are routed directly into the head tube and give the frame a sleek look. Select models are also equipped with a bright 1,000 lumen Lezyne light, rear fender mount, rack mount and kickstand.
The all-new Moterra Neo will be available in 3 different platforms: Moterra Neo Carbon, Moterra Neo Alloy and Moterra Neo LT (long travel) in sizes small through x-large. Moterra Neo Carbon and Alloy will be equipped with 150mm of front and rear travel while the burlier Moterra Neo LT will feature 170mm of front travel and 165mm of rear travel with a mullet wheel setup (27.5” rear/ 29” front). Groupset and component packages will vary based on model.
Pricing
- Moterra Neo Carbon 1, £8,250
- Moterra Neo Carbon 2, £7,000
- Moterra Neo 3, £5,750
- Moterra Neo 4, £5,000
- Moterra Neo Carbon LT 1, £8,500
- Moterra Neo Carbon LT 2, £7,250
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Wow. That looks ugly even for an ebike.
Seriously Fugly.
Dear bike industry, stop designing mountain bikes with headset routing. It’s a terrible design and means you are replacing your headset bearings every 6-12 months, which is a massive and painful job. It’s only saves 3 watts on high end road bikes, at best, but causes a ton of hassles.
I opted out of the Charged posts. Why are they appearing on my feed again?
That is effing horrible. Were they designed and painted by pre-schoolers?