- How fast does the FREY EX Pro go?
- Testers have reached about 36 mph (59 km/h). The Bafang Ultra is rated 1 kW continuous and 1.5 kW peak, so it is far quicker than a 250W trail e-bike.
- How far can it go on two batteries?
- The dual 48V 14Ah packs total 1,344 Wh. Real range depends on assist level and terrain, but it is roughly double a typical single-pack e-MTB.
- Is it too heavy for trail riding?
- At about 75 lb it is heavy for jumps and tight singletrack, but the full suspension and mid-drive keep it capable on descents and fire roads.
- Can I remove the batteries to charge them?
- Yes, the two packs are removable, so you can charge them indoors or carry a spare. Expect to manage two chargers or charge in sequence.
- How does it compare with a Bosch or Shimano e-MTB?
- It offers more raw power and range than most Bosch or Shimano mid-drive mountain bikes. In return it is heavier and less refined, with fewer local dealers.
- Where is the FREY EX Pro electric mountain bike cheapest?
- At Radical Adventures New England, for $5,080.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the FREY EX Pro electric mountain bike?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Radical Adventures New England, Precision Performances.