The Rideback X2 is an E-bike that allows you to discover town and country - all without breaking a sweat!
This model has an open-frame design, making it easy to step onto the bike and take a seat in complete comfort.
The powerful Shimano STEPS E5000 drive unit offers 250-watts of pedalling assistance, perfect for making every climb a breeze. Assistance continues all the way up to 25km/h, meaning you'll quickly cover distance across all terrains.
The large battery gives range excellent range too, allowing you to travel up to 150km in Eco mode. That's plenty for a mid-range daily commute, or even longer weekend rides before an overnight recharge to top-up the battery, ready for your next trip.
With a suspension fork and seatpost, and wide all-terrain tyres the X2 is a bike that is as capable off-road as it is on, allowing you to explore gravel tracks and forest trails.
The microSHIFT 9-speed drivetrain is smooth and reliable on and off-road, with the hydraulic disc brakes providing powerful stopping in all conditions.
Specification
Brake Type : Hydraulic Disc
Fork Material : Alloy
Frame Material : Alloy
Battery Type : Shimano STEPS BT-E8014 418wh
Brake Levers : ALHONGA AHJ-OD07 Hydraulic Disc Brake
Brakes : ALHONGA AHJ-OD07 Hydraulic Disc Brake
Cassette Freewheel : microSHIFT Mezzo CSH092 11-36T
Chain : KMC X9E
Chain Set : Alloy Black 170 mm
Charger : Shimano STEPS 2AH
Fork : RST Volant 63mm
Grip Tape : Ridgeback
Headset :FSA HS NO.10 1-1/8 inch
Hubs : KTTC7F / KTTC7R
Motor : Shimano STEPS DU-E5000 250w 40nm
Pedals :Resin Metro
Rear Derailleur : microSHIFT Mezzo RDM36L 9 Speed
Rims : WTB SX19
Seat Post : Alloy Suspension 27.2 x 300 mm
Shifters : microSHIFT Mezzo TS39-9R 9 Speed
Spokes : Steel 14 g
Stem : Alloy 65 mm +9deg
Tyres : CST Scalato Mondano Reflex 700 x 50c
Wheel Size : 700c
Battery Integration : External
Specification Disclaimer : Ridgeback reserves the right to change product specifications without notice. Ridgeback will always ensure that these changes do not detract from the ride experience of the bike.
