Description

Bag/ Helmut/ Lock included in price €1,319 New
Average Range : 25-30 miles (max 50 miles)*
Motor Type : Rear Wheel Drive
Approx Weight : 22kg
Pendleton Somerby Electric Bike - Midnight Blue - S, M Frames
Removable Battery: Yes
Average Range: 25-30 miles (max 50 miles)* - see 'Range' for details
Recharge Time: Up to 5 hours
Frame: Lightweight aluminium step-through
Gears: 8-speed Shimano Acera
Brakes: Tektro Aluminium V-brakes
Tyres: Stylish 700x38c with Puncture Protection
Accessories: Full-length metal mudguards, chainguards and luggage rack
All the style of the Pendleton Somerby with added, electrically powered, pedal assistance. The 317Wh battery delivers an average range of 25-30 miles (max 50 miles)* through a rear reliable Bafang hub motor with speed sensor. This extra power is enough to guarantee effortless rides, taking the strain out of hills and making moving off from a standstill much easier. With a low step-through frame, getting onto the bike is much less awkward too.

The 8-speed Shimano gears will ensure you glide along smoothly and built in mudguards and chainguard will protect your clothes should you hit any puddles. Powerful Tektro alloy V-brakes will bring you to a steady halt at the end of every stylish ride.

This bike has been designed with your ultimate comfort in mind; with the upright seated position, relaxed handlebars, stylish ergonomic grips and a Velo sprung - deep padded saddle.

Battery:
The Somerby features a rear luggage rack mounted battery. With a capacity of 317Wh / 8.8Ah and an average range of 25-30 miles (max 50 miles)* per charge the Somerby is very capable of going the distance on any leisure ride.

As standard on all Pendleton E-bikes, the Somerby E comes with an integrated smart control system that protects the battery from overheating, short circuiting or overcharging.

Range*:
All electric bikes indicate a maximum mileage range that they can cover on a single battery charge. This is the furthest range in ideal conditions; however, this range can be impacted by a number of factors:

• The combined weight of the rider and any luggage.
• The assistance mode selected.
• The cycling route (e.g. type of terrain and inclines).
• Temperature and climate (e.g. cold weather will decrease the performance of the battery).
• Tyre pressure.
• Wind speed and direction.