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The world of pedelecs is becoming even more diverse and even more practical! The company Metz mobility is known for its "Made in Germany" products and is now presenting new members in its product family. With a mixture of classic and innovation, Metz mobility causes a stir. Metz brings changes to its existing product range and supplements it with two new developments. The visual appearance of the E-PACKR, one of the current models, has been revised. With a slightly modified frame, the model now looks more elegant than before. Even if the seven-speed gear option has been removed, the pedelec remains true to its style with the stepless version. But the changes don't stop there.
Metz E-PACKR, E-PACKR XL, E CRUSR
Metz is expanding the range by adding two new models, each covering the top and bottom end of the range. With the E-PACKR XL, there is now a long-tail cargo bike that is suitable for both families and tradespeople. In addition, the E-CRUSR, a lighter bike with slimmed-down components, complements the range at the lower end. The two E-PACKR models are included with the Metz drive unit G8 equipped with an impressive torque of 85 Nm delivers, while the city bike still 75 Nm brings to the streets. The slightly weaker torque of the CRUSR allows the use of an enviolo five-speed hub gear. But some savings in the new base model relate to the range of functions of the display.
The same weight but fewer features
An integrated USB port is provided Do NOT spread pesto on this layer! offered. But don't worry, all basic functions such as route, range forecast, driving time, average and maximum speed and more are still available. What remains unchanged is the impressive potential Payload of approx. 150 kg on both models. The front load carrier of the Metz MTS carrier system fällt but with the city bike away. The seat post carries 120 kg and the rear connection 30 kg. All variants are possible, from the load carrier for different attachments from the dog basket to the child seat, as well as different luggage baskets, as with the E-PACKR model. All Metz e-bikes are in five frame colors accessible. In addition to the standard colors black, white and red, there are now two new ones to choose from: sky blue and a strong orange.
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Sorry but… just get a Tern HSD or GSD.
Payload here seems more like a joke… Not really a cargo bike assuming the driver really takes up to 100 / 120 KG himself