Conway Cairon C 2.0 625 Trapez

The Cairon C 2.0 625 Trapez by Conway, launched in 2024, is a versatile e-bike characterised by its robust construction and modern features. The frame is made of aluminium and features a trapezoidal design, which allows for a comfortable riding position; it is available in a 37 cm size. The bike’s maximum load capacity is 130 kg, whilst it weighs 26 kg, making it a stable yet manoeuvrable companion.

The bike is powered by a high-performance 4th-generation BOSCH ‘Performance CX’ mid-drive motor with a voltage of 36 V and an output of 250 W. The integrated BOSCH “Powertube 625” battery offers a capacity of 625 Wh, ensuring extended rides without the need for frequent recharging. The BOSCH “Intuvia 100” display allows for easy control of the four assistance levels and offers a push-assist function.

Safety is ensured by the TEKTRO “HD-M280” disc brakes with 180 mm brake discs at both the front and rear. The 9-speed TEKTRO derailleur allows for precise adjustment to different riding conditions. The RST “Blaze ML” fork, with 120 mm of travel, contributes to a comfortable ride by effectively absorbing bumps on the trail.

The Cairon C 2.0 625 Trapez is fitted with high-quality components, including a CONWAY “Riser” handlebar with a diameter of 31.8 mm and a width of 720 mm, as well as a SELLE ROYAL “Vivo Athletic Ergo” saddle for optimum comfort. The CONTINENTAL “Ruban” tyres, size 58-584, ensure good grip and stability on a variety of surfaces.

Additional features such as the CONTEC “DLUX 50 E+” front light and the CONTEC “CTL 335 E” rear light ensure good visibility in low-light conditions. The ATRAN “Cummute Pro” luggage rack with spring-loaded flap offers practical transport options, whilst the SKS “A65R” plastic mudguards protect against splashing water.

The Cairon C 2.0 625 Trapez is priced at 3499 EUR, making it an attractive option for cyclists looking for a reliable and well-equipped e-bike. With its well-thought-out design and high-quality components, it is ideally suited to both daily city commuting and longer rides.