Scott Sweep 20

The SCOTT Sweep 20 is the ideal first e-bike: easy to use, easy to handle, elegant and so stylish you would hardly guess it is electric, delivering an excellent city riding experience every day.

With a natural, intuitive ride feel, the Sweep 20 is powered by the latest Bosch rear hub motor, producing 45 Nm of torque and the efficiency you need to get around town with ease. Its seamlessly integrated 360 Wh battery is easily removable and offers dependable range for everyday journeys, while the option to add a range extender ensures it is always ready for longer trips.

Adding comfort to every ride, the suspension fork helps smooth out bumps and uneven tarmac along the way. The adjustable stem lets you find a comfortable riding position that suits your everyday needs. And with a SP Connect mount integrated directly into the stem, you have a secure place for your smartphone, keeping navigation and notifications easy to see as you ride.

Its versatile 9-speed drivetrain suits a wide range of local terrain, whether you are riding along avenues or hilly lanes. The Sweep 20 is ready for year-round use with a Racktime rear rack to carry your essentials securely, durable mudguards to protect you from spray and dirt, and front and rear lights that keep you visible to others and illuminate your route.

With its refined design and lightweight feel, the Sweep 20 offers a smooth, easy ride throughout the city and looks as stylish as it feels enjoyable to ride.


Please note that bike specifications are subject to change without notice.

Lightweight alloy frame | Bosch Hub Line motor, 45Nm | Removable Bosch PowerTube 360Wh | SR Suntour front fork, 75mm | Shimano Cues 9-speed drivetrain | Racktime rack, SNAPIT 2.0, 25kg | Adjustable stem with SP Connect | Lezyne front light, AXA rear light | Schwalbe Energizer Active Plus tyres

SCOTT was founded in 1958 in Sun Valley, USA, by engineer and skier Ed Scott, and is now headquartered in Givisiez, Switzerland. It offers bicycles, e-bikes, clothing and equipment for people who ride. In 1986, it introduced its first mountain bike.