E-MTB
Dopamine-E Factory
The Dopamine-E line was developed to resemble a conventional trail/all mountain bike model, both in appearance and riding style.
- Mitsubishi HR-40 layup carbon frame for lightness and stiffness
- 148mm Boost system
- Horst Link design suspension
- Fox Factory 36 suspension fork with 150mm of travel
- Shimano XTR 1x12-speed groupset
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Free UK delivery · £190 internationalAvailable through Cycle to WorkDopamine-E Factory
The Dopamine-E line was developed to resemble a conventional trail/all mountain bike model, both in appearance and riding style. In order to assemble the Factory version of this category, we used the best components so that the cyclist could experience the most amazing ride.
The Factory model features a full suspension carbon frame with a Fox Factory 36 fork with 150mm of travel and a Fox X2 rear shock, together with the full 12-speed Shimano XTR groupset and 4-piston XTR brakes.
Renthal's top of the range cockpit, a Fox Transfer seat post, DT Swiss 1501 wheels and Michelin Wild Enduro 2.40 tyres complete the set that comes equipped with a Shimano EP8 motor and a 630W battery, ensuring more autonomy and power for your moment on the trails and hills.
Highlights
- Mitsubishi HR-40 layup carbon frame for lightness and stiffness
- 148mm Boost system
- Horst Link design suspension
- Fox Factory 36 suspension fork with 150mm of travel
- Shimano XTR 1x12-speed groupset
- Shimano EP8 motor with 630W battery
The build
- Frame
- Mitsubishi HR-40 layup carbon, full suspension
- Suspension (front)
- Fox Factory 36, 150mm travel
- Suspension (rear)
- Fox X2 shock, 150mm travel
- Suspension design
- Horst Link
- Groupset
- Shimano XTR 1x12-speed
- Brakes
- Shimano XTR 4-piston
- Motor
- Shimano EP8
- Battery
- 630W
- Wheels
- DT Swiss 1501
- Tyres
- Michelin Wild Enduro 2.40
- Cockpit
- Renthal
Proven where it counts
The riding quality professionals trust, in Brazil and Europe.
- Olympic
- medal-winning pedigree
- World Tour
- stage-winning frames
- 38 days
- Cairo to Cape Town world record