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Description

You don't ride around obstacles – you ride over them. That's exactly what the E-Riot CF Pro is for. 170mm travel up front, 160mm travel at the rear, Fox Factory suspension, SRAM Eagle drivetrain, Bosch Performance motor, and 800Wh battery – this bike steamrolls everything in its path. The carbon frame is light, stiff, and looks like a challenger. Built for the Rough isn't just a claim, it's a program. And thanks to the Pro spec, you get maximum performance at a smart price. For those who prefer to attack the trail rather than make compromises.

Description

You don't ride around obstacles – you ride over them. That's exactly what the E-Riot CF Pro is for. 170mm travel up front, 160mm travel at the rear, Fox Factory suspension, SRAM Eagle drivetrain, Bosch Performance motor, and 800Wh battery – this bike steamrolls everything in its path. The carbon frame is light, stiff, and looks like a challenger. Built for the Rough isn't just a claim, it's a program. And thanks to the Pro spec, you get maximum performance at a smart price. For those who prefer to attack the trail rather than make compromises.

Geometry

Component SMLXL
A: Seat tube length (mm) 384 mm 409 mm 424 mm 474 mm
B: Top Tube legth (mm) 572 mm 604 mm 632 mm 660 mm
C: Head tube length (mm) 90 mm 100 mm 115 mm 130 mm
D: Head Tube Angle 64 degrees 64 degrees 64 degrees 64 degrees
E: Seat Tube Angle 77.5 degrees 77.5 degrees 77.5 degrees 77.5 degrees
F: Chain stay length (mm) 445 mm 445 mm 445 mm 445 mm
G: Wheelbase (mm) 1216 mm 1251 mm 1282 mm 1314 mm
H: Stack (mm) 617.9 mm 626.9 mm 640.4 mm 653.9 mm
I: Reach (mm) 435 mm 465 mm 490 mm 515 mm
J: Stand over height (mm) 763.63 mm 760.61 mm 760.29 mm 759.73 mm
K: Bottom bracket drop (mm) 10 mm 10 mm 10 mm 10 mm

Specifications

*The illustration above is an example. We reserve the right, as long as the type, suitability and purpose of the bike are not reduced, to replace individual parts with components of the same or higher quality, so that the bike is delivered differently. The use of other components is currently mainly caused by delivery problems