Green’s Watford F625N

The "Watford F625N" model from Green’s, released in 2024, is a versatile e-bike designed for both everyday use and more demanding rides. Priced at 3,699 EUR, it offers solid specifications and technical features designed for reliability and comfort. The aluminium frame gives the bike a robust yet lightweight structure, allowing for a maximum load capacity of up to 130 kg.

The aluminium Shimano MT410 brakes ensure reliable stopping power, whilst the Shimano Cues 10-speed gear system allows for precise and easy adjustment to different types of terrain. The SR Suntour XCM32 ATB NLO fork, with 100 mm of travel, offers additional comfort on uneven terrain thanks to its steel suspension.

For lighting, the Watford F625N is fitted with a Spanninga X&O front light, which provides 50 lux, and an AXA Juno Stop rear light, both of which are powered by the system battery. The Feimin FP-870ZU pedals and the Kalloy AB-RBL11-720 handlebars with Herrmans Grip Grind grips ensure comfortable handling and control. The Kalloy AS-032 stem contributes to the stability of the steering.

The Radiale E25 hollow-chamber aluminium rims and the Schwalbe Smart Sam Plus Performance tyres with puncture protection and reflective strips offer durability and safety. The DDK MTB DD102MF saddle, combined with the suspension-equipped Promax SP-252 seatpost, ensures additional riding comfort.

Practical features such as the SKS mudguards, the FSA Chainguard chain guard, the adjustable Ursus Mooi kickstand and the MIK-compatible luggage rack round off the specification. The Bosch Performance CX Smart System motor, with 250W power, 85Nm torque and assistance up to 25 km/h, is powered by the Bosch PowerTube battery with a capacity of 625 Wh. The Bosch Purion 200 display offers intuitive controls, whilst the Bosch Compact Charger 2Ah ensures efficient charging.

Overall, the Green’s Watford F625N is a well-balanced e-bike which, with its high-quality features and well-thought-out details, is suitable for both everyday use and longer trips.