The Rotwild R.R275 X e-gravel bike has been unveiled. The new Rotwild e-bike is well-suited for rough roads and is powered by a 250W TQ HPR50 motor.
Features
The unveiling of the Rotwild R.R275 X comes on the heels of some decent models released by the company. The bike is the first of its kind to have an eAssist function which is a fairly new technology introduced in the fall. The bike’s integrated power unit discreetly and continuously supports the rider’s biomechanical power for its propulsion. Rotwild says it will continue to pursue technical innovation through sporting ambition and perfect design and the R.R275 X is emblematic of this philosophy.
The sporty Rotwild R.R275 X can be used on urban roads as well as on forest or gravel paths. It has a 1,000 lumen high-beam light source and a tire clearance of 50mm. The e-gravel bike’s HPR50 motor has a torque of 50Nm and output of 250W. The power can be extended to 300W for short, 30 seconds bursts of speed via the Boost Button on the handlebars. The bike comes with a 252Wh battery which can be further extended with a 160Wh range extender.
The wheels of the Rotwild R.R275 X are made from carbon and have a diameter of 622mm. The model is available as Pro and Ultra options with different equipment configurations. The e-gravel R.R275 X Pro has the Shimano GRX series system while the Ultra is equipped with the electronic SRAM Force AXS.
Pricing & Availability
The Pro version of the bike is priced at around $9,600 while the Rotwild R.R275 X Ultra costs around $12,800.
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