Posted by Paul Hoyle on 1st Aug 2019

Not everyone has the lungs and legs of the Whyte race team, but Whytes new range of electric bike means you can still enjoy the freedom of unrestricted riding. Uncompromised Whyte OTO geometry combined with an ultra-low centre of gravity means outstanding handling, balance and control.

A complete eSystem from Bosch means reliability and unbeatable backup. And no big hole in the downtube to fit the battery in (it loads through an inline port at the bottom) means maximum structural integrity for minimum weight.

View the brand new Whyte Electric Mountain Bike Range here.

Whyte's New E-MTB Range

Whyte E-180 RS

The E-180 RS is an exceptionally fun, fast and capable 180mm travel Enduro-focussed mountain bike. Whyte OTO geometry, Fox Suspension and Code brakes make a fantastic MTB package able to get you down the toughest trails in record time - and the motor helps you power back to the top to do it all again and again.

The Highlights

Fork: Fox Performance Elite 36, 180mm Travel

Shock: Fox Float DHX-2 Factory

Drivetrain: SRAM X01 Eagle

Brakes: SRAM Code RSC

Check out the Whyte E-180 RS here.

Whyte E-150 RS

The E-150 RS is a flat out, trail slaying 150mm travel mountain bike featuring Rockshox Suspension, SRAM Code brakes and Whyte's OTO Geometry. It's built to go flat out down your favorite trail - and the motor helps you back up to the top to do it all again...and again.

The Highlights

Fork: RockShox Lyrik Select+ RC, 150mm

Shock: RockShox Deluxe Select + RT DebonAir

Drivetrain: SRAM X01 Eagle

Brakes: SRAM Code R

Check out the Whyte E-150 RS here.

Whyte E-150 S

The E-150 S is available in 5 sizes from XS to XL. Reduced offset 35mm stanchioned RockShox Yari forks perfectly complement the proprietary OTO geometry for maximum steering control and powerful Guide GE brakes with Code calipers which keeps the inevitable speed within the fun parameters.

The Highlights

Fork: RockShox Yari RC, 150mm

Shock: RockShox Deluxe Select + RT DebonAir

Drivetrain: SRAM GX 11Speed

Brakes: SRAM Guide GE

Check out the Whyte E-150 S here.