Dynamic driving machine - the R.E375
What did the R.E375 convince with?
In the category of E-Enduros, the ROTWILD bike impressed above all with its high riding dynamics, which are strongly oriented towards the classic MTB. The magazine describes the overall impression as follows: "The ROTWILD inspires as a dynamic driving machine, whose light-footed character moves it significantly closer to the muscle-powered MTB. Especially since, in order to maximize battery life, you like to switch from boost to lower trail mode on less steep climbs, getting yourself more involved in the rider/bike system. The low wheel weight makes it possible."
How does the bike perform on the trail?
The low weight, a sensitive chassis, the sporty seating position with steep steering angle, powerful support modes, the top traction, all these points are immediately noticeable in the eyes of the testers on the trail. Uphill, the R.E375 shines, it "climbs light-footed". The enthusiasm is even greater when it goes downhill. Here, ElektroRad magazine attests: "Its smoothness in hard, fast downhills is almost unbelievable. The greedy 170/160 mm chassis clings to the ground, and supported by the extra-flat 63.5° steering angle, the bike overruns (almost) every obstacle! Conditioned by 445 mm short tail and low bottom bracket, the wheel races at the same time passionately through tight approach curves."
What could the R.E375 score with?
In the conclusion, the editors summarize the test result: "With sophisticated geometry and low weight, the R.E375 pushes downhill into new speed dimensions - and shines uphill on top of it". Full points scored the R.E375 in the categories handling, uphill, downhill fast, downhill technical and equipment. In touring and price/performance it receives four out of five stars. In the end, 33 of 35 possible points and the purchase tip of the editors.
