Which eMTB motor is right for you - Tips for choosing. Engines for eMTBs are constantly evolving, and their features have defined three different categories of eMTBs: Light - All-round and Power . Anyone who has tried different eMTB motors knows that although the technical data from the respective manufacturers are generally very similar, in practice the motors are very different from each other in terms of power delivery, assistance levels, motor configuration via App, and quietness.
00:00 Intro
01:34 eMTB Light
02:29 eMTB All Round
03:40 eMTB Power
04:19 TQ HPR50
04:57 Fazua Ride 60
05:26 Shimano EP8 RS
06:01 Specialized SL 1.1
06:31 Bafang M820
07:07 Maxon Bikedrive Air
07:51 Bosch Performance Line CX
08:45 Shimano EP8
09:38 Brose Drive S Mag
10:25 Yamaha PW-X3
11:22 Panasonic GX Ultimate
12:17 BAFANG M510
12:38 Polini E-P3+ MX
13:28 Oli Bike Systems Edge
13:46 Specialized 2.2
14:42 Rocky Mountain Dyname 4.0
15:33 SACHS RS
16:16 TQ HPR 120 S
17:25 Tips for choosing a Motor
Which eBike motor is right for you - 18 eMTB Engines - Guide 2023 | MTBT
Lightweight eMtbs, which have recently appeared on the market and their demand is increasing precisely because the riding sensations are very close to those of a traditional MTB. For this type you have a very light motor and so compact that you can hardly tell if the bike integrates a motor.
The batteries are also limited and it all leads to a very light e-mtb.
The classic e-mountain bikes, the so-called All-Round bikes, whose motors offer enough power for any use.
The weight of these motors ranges from 2.6 up to about 3 kg.
While the capacity of the batteries varies from 500Wh up to 900Wh and in some cases with external mounts you can even go beyond that.
The third category is the particularly powerful e-bikes, whose motors are valued by those whose goal is to get to the top as quickly as possible and then maximize the fun all downhill. The weight of the motors ranges from 3.6 up to 3.9 kg with power output ranging from 100 up to 120 Nm while the battery capacity ranges from 620 to 750 Wh. This eMTB category thus differs in motor power, battery capacity and also in overall bike weight.
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