The latest electric bicycle released by Stromer is a 983Wh powerhouse. It is called the Stromer ST5 Pinion e-bike. It sports a huge battery that delivers an extended assistance range of up to 180km. The Stromer ST5 Pinion is an improvement from the original ST5 model launched in 2021. As a reminder, Stromer also recently launched the ST# Urban and ST7 Alinghi Red Bull Limited Edition e-bikes this year.

The Stromer ST5 Pinion is equipped with a Pinion C1.9 Smart Shift which is more reliable than the previous Shimano XT Di2 11 Speed 11.42 shifting system. The new Pinion Smart Shift system provides a smoother riding experience than its predecessor.

Stromer is offering a 10-year warranty for the aluminum frame

The ST5 Pinion features the Stromer sound module which provides audible warnings and notifications while on the move. The new Stromer e-bike comes with a longer fender to protect your feet from getting soiled while riding in muddy or wet conditions. The bike has an aluminum frame fitted with a Supernova headlight. It also has a rear light and brake light.

The ST5 Pinion has a 750W/ 850W rear wheel SYNO Sport motor for the US and other markets respectively. The top speed of the Stromer ST5 Pinion is either 45km/h or 32km/h subject to local regulations. The 983Wh battery of the e-bike delivers an assistance range of up to 180km and it can be fully recharged in 5.5 hours.

The bike has anti-lock braking and Pirelli tires. It also features an on-board display, a phone mount, and app support via Bluetooth connectivity. The companion Stromer OMNI app allows you to activate GPS tracking, automatic locking/ unlocking, and customization of ride settings.

Stromer ST5 Pinion e-bike is available in an Imperial Red Launch Edition or an Adventure Green version. The Imperial Red version of the e-bike is priced starting at $11,990 while the Adventure Green option will go on sale in March 2024. The Stromer ST5 Pinion can be purchased directly via the Stromer website.

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