The Eleglide T1 is a trekking e-bike with a motor rated at up to 250 W, a claimed range of up to 100 km and an aluminium frame. Weighing 26 kg and with a maximum load capacity of 120 kg, it is intended for commuting and leisure rides.
The Eleglide T1 is a trekking e-bike with a motor rated at up to 250 W, a claimed range of up to 100 km and an aluminium frame. Weighing 26 kg and with a maximum load capacity of 120 kg, it is intended for commuting and leisure rides. Before buying, it is worth considering the bike’s dimensions and your own range requirements.
Motor and riding settings
The motor produces 50 Nm of torque and reaches a maximum of 260 rpm. Torque is particularly useful when starting and climbing hills, where the motor helps the rider manage the load.
The bike offers five speed levels and assistance up to 25 km/h. These settings let riders adapt to conditions along the route. Power and speed figures are also relevant when considering e-bike regulations, but they do not on their own confirm that the bike meets every legal requirement.
Range and charging
The claimed range is up to 100 km. This is an upper figure, not a guarantee for every ride: terrain, load and riding settings can all affect the result. The available description does not specify the conditions under which the stated range was achieved.
Charging the battery takes approximately four to six hours, so it is worth planning charging between rides. The bike can also be ridden without electric assistance.
Frame, dimensions and water resistance
The frame is made from aluminium alloy. A frame-size figure of 27.5 × 17.5 inches is given, but the available description does not explain what each measurement refers to. Check the bike’s size and geometry before choosing it.
Overall dimensions are 1,790 × 680 × 1,118 mm, handlebar width is 660 mm and weight is 26 kg. Consider the weight in particular if you need to carry the bike up stairs or load it into a car.
The stated IPX4 rating indicates protection against splashing water, not immersion. The description does not specify which parts of the bike the rating covers.
Who is the T1 suitable for?
The recommended rider height is 160–200 cm, and the bike’s maximum load capacity is 120 kg. Remember to account for anything you carry when considering the load. The height range is a guide; comfort also depends on whether the bike’s dimensions and riding position suit you.
Brakes and display
There are disc brakes at the front and rear with an automatic cut-off safety feature. The available description does not specify what the feature cuts off, so its presence alone says nothing about stopping distance or braking performance in particular conditions.
The 3.5-inch LCD displays speed, battery status and the selected power level. This puts basic information about the bike’s settings and remaining battery charge in one place while riding.