Key Takeaways
1. The Decathlon Rockrider E-ACTV 100 e-bike targets beginners and was first revealed in February, with availability starting in March.
2. Pricing varies by country, with the L/XL size costing €999.99 in France and Spain, and €1,030 in the Netherlands.
3. The e-bike features a 250W motor, a 356 Wh battery, and can assist riders up to 25 kph, with a range of up to 70 km in Eco mode.
4. It includes fenders, built-in lights, an LED controller, and Bluetooth connectivity for tracking speed, distance, and battery status via a smartphone app.
5. A low-frame version in pearl gray is expected to be released around mid-March.
The Decathlon Rockrider E-ACTV 100 e-bike has come out sooner than many anticipated. First shown off in early February, this model is the latest addition to the E-ACTV lineup aimed at beginners. During the press event, Decathlon mentioned that it would be available for purchase in March. However, the high-frame version, featuring an anthracite gray color, is currently for sale across several European nations.
Pricing and Availability
In France and Spain, shoppers can get the L/XL size for €999.99, which is ideal for individuals ranging from 1.72 m to 1.95 m in height. Other countries such as the Netherlands and Ireland have both S/M and L/XL sizes available, with the smaller option being intended for riders between 1.50 m and 1.72 m tall. It’s interesting to note that the e-bike costs a bit more in the Netherlands, where it is priced at €1,030.
Technical Specifications
The E-ACTV 100 features a rear-hub 250W 45Nm motor, allowing for a maximum assistance speed of 25 kph (about 16 mph) and offers three levels of assistance. The bike comes with a 356 Wh battery that can deliver support for up to 70 km (around 44 miles) when in Eco mode, and it takes about 4.5 hours to charge fully. Among its other specifications, the 6-speed model includes a Microshift RD M21 rear derailleur, a Rockrider Trekking suspension fork with 60 mm of travel, mechanical disc brakes, and all-terrain tires from Rockrider Trekking.
Extra Features
Included with the bike are fenders, built-in lights, an LED controller, and a mount for your smartphone known as SP connect. With Bluetooth connectivity, you can track your real-time speed, distance, and battery status on your smartphone, plus additional statistics from your journey can be accessed through the app post-ride. It seems that the low-frame version with a pearl gray color is expected to release around mid-March, following Decathlon’s initial plan.
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