Electric mountain bikes for trail and enduro riding

Support on the climb, control on the descent

An e-mountainbike supports your pedalling rather than replacing it. It can make sustained climbs more manageable, while descending still depends on your riding skills, grip and setup. Match the bike's intended use to the routes you ride.

Explore the S-Electro approach

The S-Electro Elite AL 2 (New Gen) is described in our range as a long-travel enduro e-bike with Shimano EP6 assistance. Compare the individual model's specification and size guide before choosing; components and configurations vary between bikes.

How to choose your e-mountainbike

Frame size and riding position

Use the size guide for the specific bike. Consider your height, proportions, reach and preferred riding position, rather than choosing by wheel size alone. A suitable fit helps you move comfortably and control the bike on uneven ground.

Suspension, tyres and brakes

Compare suspension travel, geometry, tyre tread and braking components as a complete package. Rougher routes place different demands on a bike than smoother tracks. Follow the manufacturer's setup and maintenance guidance.

Motor system and battery

Check the motor and battery details on each product page. Plan around your typical climbing, ride length and charging opportunities. Range varies with assistance level, terrain, temperature, rider load and riding conditions, so battery capacity alone does not guarantee a specific distance.