New urban e-bike from CobocWith the Sydney, every journey becomes a fitness session

Barbara Merz-Weigandt

 · 12.08.2023

The new Coboc Sydney: a sporty fitness e-bike that is suitable for everyday use as well as for leisure, scores points on short distances as well as on tours and offers training performance for every need.
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Sydney is the name of a new fitness e-bike from Coboc that promises a lot of riding fun both in everyday life and on the training circuit.

E-bike specialist Coboc is expanding its product range with a stylish, minimalist fitness e-bike. With the new Sydney model, the Heidelberg-based company aims to combine an urban riding experience with fitness training on all routes. Categorised by Coboc as Urban Sport, the Sydney clearly demonstrates its ambitions as a training device: it is both light and stable and offers an ergonomic riding position. The sporty and streamlined Sydney borrows from cross and racing bikes and is therefore just as suitable for paved paths in everyday life as it is for extended weekend tours with detours over gravel paths.

Sporty, relaxed progress in the city with the new urban e-bike from CobocPhoto: CobocSporty, relaxed progress in the city with the new urban e-bike from Coboc

Chic & fast: the Coboc Sydney fitness e-bike

Typical of Coboc is not only the slim and clean silhouette in matt Emerald Grey, in which the 380 Wh Coboc Electric Drive with the in-house CBC01 is hidden. The low weight of just 14.5 kilograms is also striking for the Heidelberg company despite the electric drive and therefore provides the best conditions for a sporty and agile riding style. The 28-inch wheels with relatively thin, 40-millimetre Schwalbe G-One all-round tyres are also designed for fast propulsion. This allows high speeds, especially with an electric tailwind, and offers reduced rolling resistance. The 11-speed SRAM NX drivetrain is predestined for speed beyond the tarmac, allowing you to tackle easy terrain or gravel paths with confidence and providing sufficient gearing for inclines. Powerful disc brakes ensure good braking power.

Riding comfort and suitability for everyday use on the Coboc Sydney

For all its sportiness, Coboc has also focussed on riding comfort: In contrast to a racing or gravel bike, the Sydney has straight handlebars which, together with the sloping top tube, enable an upright riding position, even if the sporty saddle is borrowed from a racing bike. A total of four frame sizes for women and men between 1.58 and 2 metres tall allow plenty of individual flexibility. Each frame offers enough space to attach a bottle cage or lock to the seat tube or top tube.

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The lighting on the Coboc Sydney is also classy. A Supernova headlight shines at the front...
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And if the trip to the café or across the country takes a little longer, the Supernova Mini and the frame-integrated Coboc LED rear light ensure the necessary safety on the way home. The sporty urban sports bike is equipped ex works with an SP Connect mobile phone holder on the headset cap. Coboc has dispensed with components such as pannier racks and mudguards to make the bike as light as possible. However, these everyday helpers can easily be retrofitted if required.

The Coboc Sydney is now available from specialist dealers for 3999 euros.

The Coboc Sydney e-fitness bike is now available.Photo: CobocThe Coboc Sydney e-fitness bike is now available.

The Coboc Sydney fitness e-bike in detail:

  • Weight: 14.5 kg
  • Drive: Coboc Electric Drive rear hub motor with 380 Wh battery capacity, range: 75 to 110 kilometres
  • Circuit: SRAM 11-speed NX
  • Lighting: Supernova front headlight, integrated Coboc LED rear light
  • SP Connect bracket on the headset cap
  • Tyres: Schwalbe G One Allround, 40 millimetres
  • Price: 3999 Euro

Barbara Merz-Weigandt

Barbara Merz-Weigandt

Editor-in-Chief

Barbara Merz-Weigandt, editor-in-chief of MYBIKE, the magazine for dedicated everyday and touring cyclists, lives on Lake Starnberg. Her great passion: travelling. She has crossed the Alps by touring bike - on the Via Claudia Augusta, the Ciclovia Munich-Venezia and the Alpe-Adria cycle path. She has explored the islands of Croatia and the Lycian coast by motorised sailboat and bike, and has travelled to all the Balearic and Canary Islands by bike. Her favourite place to ride her mountain bike is on the trails in the Bavarian Alps, the Dolomites or on La Palma.

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