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CityRay E 5.0 2021/22


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Rear brakes	Tektro HD-T275, 2-piston, hydraulic disc brake
Front brakes	Tektro HD-T275, 2-piston, hydraulic disc brake
Front brake disc	Tektro TR24, 180 mm, 6-hole
Rear brake disc	Tektro TR24, 160 mm, 6-hole
Bottom bracket	R Raymon, 38 T
Seat clamp	R Raymon 35, quick-release
Wheelset	26"/559mm
Front hub	R Raymon JA159F, 6-hole, 9x100 mm, quick-release axle
Rear hub	R Raymon JA259R, 6-hole, 9x135 mm, quick-release axle, HG
Control unit	Yamaha C
Battery capacity (Wh)	500
Charger	Yamaha quick charger, 4 A

R Raymon CityRay E 5.0 2021/22

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R Raymon CityRay E 5.0 2021/22

Tests & Reviews

BMC 257 AL ThreeEverything can, nothing must - Swiss city bike on test

Exotic bikes for the cityThe Cube Hyde Pro EF can also go off-road

Stylish city bikes8 city bikes put to the test

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BMC 257 AL Three
Everything can, nothing must - Swiss city bike on test

Exotic bikes for the city
The Cube Hyde Pro EF can also go off-road

Stylish city bikes
8 city bikes put to the test