MAXX BIKES FAB4 EL and Huraxdax EL – Customized bikes from Bavaria

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The MAXX FAB4 EL has 150 mm suspension, can be customized online and prices begin at €4,999.

MAXX BIKES are totally commited to Brose drives. It’s set to appear on the plus-bike MAXX FAB4 EL as well as the Huraxdax EL fat bike. As is typical for MAXX, both of these bikes can be specced using their online configurator. Tall riders will be stoked to see that MAXX have created the frame in five sizes from S to XXL, which should suit riders who peak above 2 meters.

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The bike runs on a Brose motor and 500 Wh battery.
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Hand-built! All the bikes are assembled by hand in Upper Bavaria.
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The ultimate tool for unruly terrain: MAXX Huraxdax EL.
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The bottle cage is attached to the battery with 3M tape.
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The wide 4.8″ Schwalbe tires delivers masses of traction on snow or washed-out and worn-down river beds.

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