The Decathlon Rockrider E-FEEL 700S electric bike has been released for sale across Europe. This new e-bike offering from Decathlon falls within the mid-range category and boasts full suspension. After its initial unveiling in October, the model is now accessible through the Decathlon website in various European regions.
Specifications and Features
The Decathlon Rockrider 29” Full Suspension Electric All-Mountain Bike E-FEEL 700S presents a more affordable and fundamental alternative compared to the premium E-FEEL 900S Team Edition recently introduced by the brand. Equipped with a 250W Shimano EP600 mid-mounted motor, this bike delivers a maximum power of 500W and 85Nm torque. Operating at a top assistance speed of 25km/h, it complies with the speed restrictions in multiple European markets. The torque sensors within the bike provide a natural feel to the assistance mechanism.
The E-FEEL 700S is furnished with a 630Wh battery offering an assistance range of 90km. It boasts a Shimano SC-EN600 1.4-inch LCD color display for real-time ride statistics and battery updates. Additionally, the bike supports Bluetooth connectivity. The full suspension setup incorporates a RockShox 35 Gold RL 160mm fork and a RockShox Deluxe Select shock. Completing the package are a Shimano Cues 6000 rear derailleur and hydraulic disc brakes.
Pricing and Availability
Featuring 29-inch Rockrider Grip 500 tires and a telescopic seat post, the E-FEEL 700S showcases an aluminum frame available in sizes ranging from S to XL. The model comes in a light grey finish and starts at €3,499 ($3,760). Prices may fluctuate across EU countries like France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands. While the model is listed in the UK, it is presently out of stock. The future availability of the Decathlon Rockrider E-FEEL 700S in non-European markets remains uncertain.
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