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Riese & Müller 2021: The biggest eBike novelties for the next year

14.10.2020
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Riese & Müller has been shining for years with innovative and well-thought-out eBikes that have set new milestones, especially in the trekking and cargo sector. There are new bikes in the starting blocks for the coming year as well. An overview of the most exciting concepts including details, prices and first pictures can be found here.

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Riese & Müller Homage | from € 5,652 | from 29.2 kg | the DOWNTOWN article

The Hessian bicycle manufacturer Riese & Müller has revised its e-bike portfolio for the coming year and, in addition to a new version of the full-suspension step-through model with a full 1,250 Wh, has released a cargo bike that, with a load volume of 350 l, has no need to hide from any car. The two Roadster models were also highly polarised at the time of publication and led to many internal discussions about the product. What the new concept of Riese & Müller is all about, you can read in our sister magazine DOWNTOWN.

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Words: Photos: Benjamin Topf

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