The Heda TX19 has a 1000 W rear brushless motor and a top speed of up to 45 km/h. Its removable 921.6 Wh battery provides a range of 35–50 km in electric-only mode or 55–70 km with pedal assistance.
The Heda TX19 has a 1000 W rear brushless motor and a top speed of up to 45 km/h. Its removable 921.6 Wh battery provides a range of 35–50 km in electric-only mode or 55–70 km with pedal assistance.
The bike features an aluminum alloy frame, a lockable air suspension fork, 27-speed Shimano gearing and hydraulic disc brakes. Its equipment is intended for riding on a variety of surfaces, from roads to uneven terrain.
Motor and speed
The 1000 W rear brushless motor provides assistance on climbs and in more demanding terrain. With a top speed of up to 45 km/h, the bike calls for extra attention from the rider and a speed suited to the conditions.
The motor power, speed and electric-only mode may affect the vehicle’s legal classification. Before riding on public roads, check how it is classified and what rules apply where you plan to ride; the requirements may differ from those for a conventional pedal-assist electric bike.
Battery, range and charging
The removable battery is rated at 48 V and 19.2 Ah, equivalent to 921.6 Wh. It can be taken off the bike for charging, which takes approximately eight hours.
The stated range depends on the riding mode:
- Electric-only mode: 35–50 km.
- Pedal-assist mode: 55–70 km.
These figures are estimates. Actual range depends on route conditions, rider weight and the assistance setting. For longer rides, it is sensible to leave a reserve and keep an eye on the battery level on the display.
Frame, suspension and gearing
The aluminum alloy frame is paired with a lockable air suspension fork. The fork helps absorb bumps, and its lockout lets the rider adapt its behavior to the surface and their preferences.
The Shimano gearing system offers 27 speeds. This wide range helps riders choose a suitable gear for climbing or riding at higher speeds. As the terrain changes, riders can combine gear selection with motor assistance as needed.
Brakes and display
Hydraulic disc brakes are fitted to slow and stop the bike. Even with this equipment, riders should allow sufficient braking distance, especially at higher speeds, and adapt their riding to the surface.
A color LCD display shows speed, battery level and distance traveled. This information helps riders monitor their journey and remaining battery energy when planning a route.
Who is the Heda TX19 for?
The Heda TX19 may appeal to riders looking for a powerful model for roads and uneven terrain who would make use of its removable battery, suspension fork and wide gear range. Before choosing it, consider its higher speed, approximately eight-hour charging time and the rules that apply on your intended routes.