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Heybike Galaxy C City Electric Bike (Coming Soon!)

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Heybike Galaxy C City Electric Bike (Coming Soon!)Torque Sensing Mid Drive Power for Reliable City Transport The Heybike Galaxy C Electric Bike is engineered for efficient, low maintenance urban commuting. It features a 250W mid drive motor with torque sensing, a removable 500Wh battery, and a step through aluminium frame for easy mounting and dismounting. This bike is designed for riders who prioritise comfort, control, and a clean, integrated look in daily use. Purpose Built for City Riding The

Torque-Sensing Mid-Drive Power for Reliable City Transport

The Heybike Galaxy C Electric Bike is engineered for efficient, low-maintenance urban commuting. It features a 250W mid-drive motor with torque sensing, a removable 500Wh battery, and a step-through aluminium frame for easy mounting and dismounting. This bike is designed for riders who prioritise comfort, control, and a clean, integrated look in daily use.

Purpose-Built for City Riding

The Galaxy C is constructed from 6061 aluminium alloy and is available in three frame sizes (17", 19", and 21") to suit a wide range of rider heights. It uses a Shimano Nexus 7-speed internal hub for consistent gear changes and reduced maintenance. Schwalbe Big Ben Plus 27.5" x 2.15" tyres offer effective shock absorption and puncture resistance on tarmac, paving stones, or gravel paths.

Key Features:

  • 250W Mid-Drive Motor (36V):
    Torque-sensing motor delivers up to 80Nm of torque, assisting up to 25 km/h. Suitable for moderate hills and frequent stops.
  • 500Wh Removable Battery:
    Fully integrated into the frame; delivers a range of 40-60 miles with pedal assist.
  • Shimano Nexus 7-Speed Internal Gear Hub:
    Gear system enclosed within the rear hub, requiring minimal servicing.
  • Shimano MT-200 Hydraulic Disc Brakes:
    Dual-piston hydraulic system ensures consistent braking in dry and wet weather.
  • Rigid Hydroformed Aluminium Fork:
    Enhances steering control and eliminates suspension-related maintenance.
  • Schwalbe Big Ben Plus Tyres (27.5” x 2.15”):
    Balloon-style tyres with Black-Reflex sidewalls improve visibility and cushion uneven surfaces.
  • Connectivity and Controls:
    Integrated LCD display with Bluetooth and 4G IoT for app-based tracking and system diagnostics.

Smart Connectivity

Stay connected with the Heybike app via Bluetooth, allowing you to track your rides, monitor battery life, and customise settings to suit your preferences.

 

Specification
SIZE

Small: 17" / 43cm

Medium: 19" / 48cm

Large: 21" / 53cm

FRAME 6061 Aluminium Alloy (Available in 17” / 19” / 21”)
FORK Hydroformed Rigid Fork
REAR DER. Shimano Nexus 7-speed internal gear hub
SHIFTER Shimano Nexus 7-speed twist shifter
BRAKES Shimano MT-200 hydraulic disc brakes
RIMS Double-wall aluminium rims
TYRES Schwalbe Big Ben Plus 27.5" x 2.15" Black-Reflex
SIDE STAND Integrated kickstand
LIGHTS N/A
MUDGUARD Full-length front and rear mudguards
MOTOR 36V 250W mid-drive motor with torque sensor – centrally mounted for balanced power and a natural pedalling feel. Max torque: 80 Nm.
BATTERY 500Wh lithium-ion battery (70–100 km on a single charge)
CHARGING 42V 2A charger – recharges in 6–8 hours
MAX ASSISTED SPEED 25 km/h (15.5 mph)
DISPLAY Integrated LCD/LED display with Bluetooth and 4G IoT connectivity
POWER LEVEL Multiple assist levels via torque sensor
DIMENSION

- Frame sizes: 17" / 19" / 21" (43 / 48 / 53 cm)
- Wheel size: 27.5”
- Approx. length: ~185 cm
- Standover height: 75–78 cm depending on frame size

WEIGHT TBD
MAX LOAD TBD

 

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