The aluminum frame uses sliding dropouts that adjust chain tension and accommodate different wheel configurations. An eighty-millimeter travel suspension fork from SR Suntour absorbs impacts from potholes and broken pavement, with a lockout for smooth surfaces where you want direct power transfer. The suspension seatpost adds forty millimeters of travel that cushions repeated bumps over rough roads.

SRAM Level hydraulic disc brakes use one hundred eighty-millimeter rotors front and rear, sized to handle the bike's weight and speeds through sustained descents. The eleven-speed SRAM NX drivetrain pairs a forty-eight-tooth chainring with an eleven-to-forty-two-tooth cassette, giving you range for both steep climbs and flat cruising. The 650b wheels wear Pathfinder Sport Reflect tires in 2.3-inch width, which balance rolling speed with traction on pavement and hard-packed paths.

DRYTECH fenders cover both wheels to stop spray from wet roads. Integrated LED lights mount to the fork and rear rack, powered by the main battery so they're always available without separate charging. The MIK HD rear rack carries up to twenty-seven kilograms and accepts panniers, child seats, or thru-axle trailers. A kickstand and bell come standard.

Range extends to ninety miles in Eco mode, which provides measured assistance for casual rides where you want battery conservation. Sport and Turbo modes drain faster but deliver stronger motor support for climbing or maintaining higher speeds. The charger outputs forty-two volts at four amps and works with standard hundred-to-two-hundred-forty-volt outlets. Full charge time from depleted runs approximately four to five hours.

The geometry prioritizes comfortable riding position with a seventy-five-degree seat tube angle and sixty-eight-degree head tube angle. Stack measurements run from 625 millimeters in small to 676 millimeters in extra-large, putting the bars high enough for upright posture without straining your back or shoulders. Reach spans from 423 to 481 millimeters across the size range, keeping your arms in a relaxed position during extended rides.