Batavus Finez E-go Active vs Gazelle Miss Grace C7 HMB

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Compare Specifications of Batavus Finez E-go Active and Gazelle Miss Grace C7 HMB

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Technical Specifications

Fuel	Electric	Electric
Motor	Motor location : Middle Motor brand : Bosch Motor type : Active Line	Bosch Active Line 3.0 (40Nm)
Range	300 Wh - 20 to 80 Km 400 Wh - 25 to 115 Km 500 Wh - 35 to 150 Km	--
Maximum Torque	40 Nm	40 Nm
Top Speed	--	25 kmph
Battery	Battery capacity (mAh) : 300, 400 or 500 Wh Removable battery Battery location : Rear carrier	Battery type : Li-ion Battery position : Integrated into carrier
Display	Purion	Bosch Purion LCD
Frame	Aluminium	Frame shape : low-step Size : 46, 49, 54, 59 Frame material : Aluminium
Stem	Manually adjustable	--
Handle Bar	--	Aluminium look, comfort curved model
Fork	Spring loaded, duo shock	Fork material : Chrome-molybdenum
Seatpost	Springy	--
Grip	--	Plastic wear-resistant handlebar grips for a firm grasp Grip type : Gazelle Aerowing
Saddle	Selle Royal	Selle Royal Gipsy
Headlamp	Batavus Vizi with daytime running lights	--
Taillamp	Batavus Vizi with V-Light	LED

Tyres

Front	--	ETRTO 50-622 Schwalbe Fat Frank
Rear	--	ETRTO 50-622 Schwalbe Fat Frank
Wheel / RIM	Spoke	Wheelsize : 28" Rims : Mach1 ER-10, Double-walled aluminium for extra strong and efficient cycling performance

Brakes

Front	Hydraulic disc brake	Rim brake with hydraulic control
Rear	Hydraulic disc brake	Rim brake with hydraulic control

Suspension

Front	--	--
Rear	--	--

Colors Available

Colors

Smoking Black Mat

Black Ivory

Physical Specs

Length	--	--
Weight	25.4 kg	24 kg

Overview

Features	- Powerful mid-motor offers you natural support - Stable frame with low entry, developed in collaboration with TU Delft - The suspension seatpost and front fork give you the necessary comfort during your ride - The closed chain guard and internal gear require less maintenance than a derailleur - Equipped with new dynamic daytime running lights with V-Light, connected to the bicycle's battery - Powerful hydraulic disc brakes ensure that you come to a stop safely and quickly	- Barely visible electric assistance (40 Nm) - Manoeuvrable and stable due to low mid-mounted motor - Maximum brakepower in every condition - A tough and fast transport bike
Additional Details	Frame sizes : 48, 53, 57, 61 Number of gears : 7 Gear location : Hub gear Luggage rack : Aluminum, MIK compatible Gear type : Nexus Key lock : ABUS ring lock Pedal assistance number : 4 Standard : One-legged standard	Rear carrier description : Aluminum Front carrier description : wide aluminium front carrier for adjustable handlebars Sitting position : Upright Chaincase description : Plastic Kickstand type : centered double stand Ebike sensors : rotation sensor, speed sensor, pedal force sensor Front chainwheel : 38 Rear chainwheel : 18 Drivetrain : Chain

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