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LaPierre Overvolt TR 300 Mens Electric Mountain Bike 2019 – 10 Speed, 27.5" Wheel
Entry level within the full-suspension electric mountain bike segment, the LaPierre Overvolt TR 300 MTB is versatile as well as reassuring. Designed around the OST+ suspension, it offers 120 mm of clearance both front and back for optimal comfort over hilly courses. The shock absorber withstands all shocks, even those generated at high power, and delivers unrivalled steering control in climbing all the trails thanks to the flawless Yamaha motors.
Supreme 5 Aluminium construction for a reliable and solid frame able to handle any challenge. Thanks to this model's Suntour XCM 34 Coil fork mount with a Boost transverse shaft lockable in front and a LaPierre Air shock absorber adjustable in expansion in the rear, you're ready to handle any obstacle the route has in store. Its Yamaha PW 400Wh motorization perfectly adapts to your pedaling pace in offering you the optimal degree of assistance depending on the lay of the land.
The Overvolt TR 300 is fitted with an 11-42 Shimano cassette, associated with a 1 x 9-speed transmission and a Shimano Deore derailleur, allowing you to easily ascend all the climbs while preserving battery autonomy. The 180mm Shimano brakes will ensure your secure braking despite the bike's heavier build.
Moreover, its LaPierre Eam+ wheels have been specially developed for the stresses inherent in electrically-assisted mountain bikes. In association with Michelin Performance tyres, you'll benefit from exceptional skid resistance and steering control for an electric mountain bike.
Key Features:
- Frame: Overvolt OST+ 120mm Yamaha Supreme 5 Alloy Boost
- Fork: SR Suntour XCM 34 COIL LO-R 15AH Thru Axle 110MM 27.5'' 120mm Travel
- Gears: Shimano Deore RDM6000GS 10-Speed SHADOW+
- Brakes: Shimano MT200 – Shimano RT30 180mm/ 180mm
- Wheel: 27.5"
- Tyres: Michelin Wild AM Performance / Force AM Performance 27.5×2.6
- Motor: Yamaha PW-SE 400Wh
- Battery: 400Wh, 30-140 Power Assisted Miles*
- Display: LCD
*This will vary depending on weight of user, terrain and mode of pedal assistance used.
