Kreidler SWYPE 2.0 HT Equipped

The "SWYPE 2.0 HT Equipped" model from Kreidler, released in 2023, is a versatile e-bike priced at 4,299 EUR. The bike is fitted with a robust aluminium frame (6061 aluminium), which fully integrates the Bosch BES3 motor and features a 12 x 148 mm Boost system. The maximum permissible weight is 120 kg, whilst the bike itself weighs 26 kg.

Safe and reliable braking performance is provided by the Magura MT Thirty brakes, which are fitted with 203 mm discs at both the front and rear. Gear changes are handled by the SRAM SX Eagle 12-speed groupset, operated via a Single Click shifter. Power is transmitted via a KMC E12 EPT chain in conjunction with an SRAM PG-1210 Eagle cassette with 11–50 teeth.

The Suntour XCM34 fork offers 120 mm of travel and is fitted with a lockout function to tackle various types of terrain with ease. The lighting comprises a Spanninga Axendo 40 front light with 40 LUX and a parking light, as well as a Trelock LS 654 rear light with a brake light function and a parking light.

The bike features Marwi SP-450 flat pedals in black and a Miranda aluminium crankset with a 38-tooth chainring. The handlebars are Promax Riser Bar HB-3188 with a width of 740 mm, whilst the Ergon GA30 grips ensure comfort. The stem is a Promax DA-230, 80 mm long, with an integrated headlight mount.

The Schürmann Craft 35 rims are 29 inches in size and fitted with Schwalbe Smart Sam tyres, which feature reflective strips. The Sonos hubs are in Boost format to ensure stability and riding comfort. The Selle Italia Vivo E-MTB saddle provides a comfortable riding position, supported by a Promax aluminium seatpost.

Additional features include SKS A65R plastic mudguards, a Pletscher Comp Flex rear stand and an SKS Infinity GT4 luggage rack with a spring-loaded flap. Power is provided by the Bosch Performance Line CX mid-drive motor with an output of 250 watts, powered by a fully integrated Bosch frame battery with a capacity of 625 Wh. The Intuvia 100 display offers a user-friendly interface for controlling the bike’s electronic functions.