No mountain bikes, no racing bikes, no trekking bikes - Thok only produces e-mountain bikes. So they know their stuff, and they want to prove it with the Mig 2.0. What is astonishing is that while most competitors are getting more and more expensive, the Italians have positioned their trail bike in the lower price segment. 3850 euros is really not a lot for a trail bike.
So what can you expect from the Mig 2.0? A new feature of the 2.0 version is the wheel mix of 29-inch front and 27.5-inch rear tyres. Compared to its predecessor with wide 2.8 plus tyres, this gives the bike more direct handling and more riding safety. Thok has also opted for the more favourable Shimano E7000 drive. Although it is noticeably tamer, it is by no means a bad motor. At least it is quieter and even more harmonious than its big brother.
You can find the test report on the Thok Mig 2.0 with all the data and ratings as a PDF in the download area below.
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