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Nearly all our bicycles and e-bikes come to us as lease returns from JobRad. This means they have been used for a maximum of three years – often even less. The big advantage: these bikes are usually very well maintained and have only a few kilometers on the odometer.

All our bicycles are unique pieces. They are professionally refurbished. After an individual inspection, worn parts are replaced as needed and repairs are carried out. Afterwards, each bike is thoroughly cleaned.

All bicycles are delivered with pedals – all e-bikes, of course, come with a charger, battery keys as shown in the offer, and bikes with electronic gears include the corresponding charger. Documents such as the original invoice, a user manual, or service booklets are not included. In addition, the delivery includes everything shown in the photos of the respective listing. Extra accessories like displays, racks, bottle holders, mudguards, etc., that are not shown in the product photos, cannot be provided by us. Please note that our offers may differ from the standard equipment of the respective new bike.

That depends on several factors. These include personal fitness and any physical limitations, the focus of your rides (sport vs. leisure), your budget, and the nature of the trails you will mostly ride.

People for whom the athletic aspect (e.g. endurance training) is the priority often choose a lighter mountain bike without an e-motor.
The rougher and steeper the terrain, the more important good suspension with plenty of travel becomes for comfort and control. Those who want to ride more demanding trails (singletrail scale S2 and above) usually opt for a full-suspension mountain bike (Fully).

Technically less demanding trails (singletrail scale S0–S1), however, can usually also be ridden with a Hardtail MTB.

If you consider your fitness level to be lower, want to reduce strain on your body (e.g. your knees), or prefer a more relaxed riding style, an e-mountain bike is the better choice.

With an E-Hardtail, most moderate trails can be handled without any issues.
If you don’t want to make any compromises on your ride, you’ll have the most fun with an E-Fully.

That depends on several factors. These include personal fitness and any physical limitations, the focus of your rides (sport vs. leisure), your budget, and the nature of the trails you will mostly ride.

People for whom the athletic aspect (e.g. endurance training) is the priority often choose a lighter mountain bike without an e-motor.
The rougher and steeper the terrain, the more important good suspension with plenty of travel becomes for comfort and control. Those who want to ride more demanding trails (singletrail scale S2 and above) usually opt for a full-suspension mountain bike (Fully).

Technically less demanding trails (singletrail scale S0–S1), however, can usually also be ridden with a Hardtail MTB.

If you consider your fitness level to be lower, want to reduce strain on your body (e.g. your knees), or prefer a more relaxed riding style, an e-mountain bike is the better choice.

With an E-Hardtail, most moderate trails can be handled without any issues.
If you don’t want to make any compromises on your ride, you’ll have the most fun with an E-Fully.