Bergamont E-Horizon Pro Belt Gent

The Bergamont E-Horizon Pro Belt Gent is a new electric bike for city riding and trekking, available in sizes 44 and 48. It combines a Gates CDX belt drive with Enviolo automatic gears: it is suited to you if you are looking for a bike for everyday journeys and cycle touring.

Comfort also comes from the contact points: Bergamont highlights the Ergon ST10 saddle and Ergon GP10 ergonomic grips.

• Bosch CX motor: The Bosch Performance Line CX Cruise Gen. 4 delivers 250 W and 85 Nm of torque.
• Battery and display: The 625 Wh Bosch PowerTube is paired with the Bosch Kiox display.
• Air fork: The Suntour NCX E Air offers 63 mm of travel and a lockout function.
• Shimano Alfine brakes: The Shimano Alfine BR-S7000 hydraulic brakes use SM-RT54/SM-RT26 rotors in 160/160 mm sizes.
• Tyres with reflective detailing: The Schwalbe Energizer Active Plus tyres in size 47-622 feature a reflective stripe.
• Equipment for everyday journeys: Includes a Racktime / BGM Trekking Pro luggage rack, Racktime Alumee mudguards, LED B&M lights and a Syncros kickstand.

Choose it if you want a bike that combines everyday practicality with touring capability, with a low-maintenance drivetrain and equipment for carrying what you need.

Manufacturer's details

Bergamont E-Horizon Pro Belt Gent

The complete, carefree touring package, with a low-maintenance belt drive, convenient automatic gears and maximum integration of the latest Bosch drive unit and 625 Wh PowerTube battery generation. A true premium all-rounder for e-trekking.

SPECIFICATIONS

Motor System: Bosch Drive Unit Performance Line CX Cruise, Gen. 4, 250 W, 36 V, max. 25 km/h, 85 Nm

Display: Bosch Kiox

Battery: Bosch 36 V Li Ion, 625 Wh, PowerTube

Assistance Modes: Eco (+60%), Tour (+140%), eMTB (+140 - 340%), Turbo (+340%), Walk Assist (-5 km/h)

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Bergamont traces its origins to 1993, in a small workshop in Hamburg, and is associated with founder Stefan Berkes. Today it is based in the St. Pauli district and offers gravel bikes, urban and trekking e-bikes, and electric cargo bikes. Its story begins beside the Schlachthof, the city’s historic slaughterhouse.