All e-road bikes with TQ HPR40 motor: These road bikes come with built-in tailwind.

With a stated weight of 9,4 kg in size 54, the BMC Teammachine 01 AMP ONE is the lightest of the TQ40 road bikes in our list. No wonder: thanks to its 01 Premium Carbon layup, this racing machine is uncompromisingly focused on performance. Lightweight and designed with a racing focus. A Shimano Dura Ace Di2 groupset, DT Swiss ARC 1100 wheels with 38 mm deep rims, and the one-piece carbon cockpit from BMC complete the bike's specifications. Top models Expect a comprehensive review of the BMC Teammachine 01 AMP on Velomotion soon!

The Teammachine 01 AMP is the only one of the four currently available racing bikes with a TQ HPR40 motor that features a Top tube display It features a 2-inch OLED display that presents the most important driving data in color. The Swiss manufacturer offers three equipment variants, with prices starting at €7.999 Euros and range up to just under 13.000 euros (RRP).

Prices for the Canyon Endurace:ONfly start at just under EUR 4.500 This clearly makes Canyon the most budget-friendly e-road bike with a TQ motor. The Koblenz-based manufacturer has still managed to keep it lightweight: the entry-level version weighs in at 12,1 kg in size M, with a 9.999 The euro already undercuts the communicated weight. 10 kg mark (9,86 kg)! This is made possible not only by a different equipment package, but also by the fact that Canyon has designed two different quality levels for its Endurace:ONfly frames: The CF 6 frame weighs in at under 1.300 g, while the top model weighs even less. 1.000 g – all thanks to the IsoGrid composite technology that Canyon “NeoBeam" calls.

Despite their phenomenal weight, all Canyon bikes are equipped with integrated lighting powered by a 290 Wh battery. There are four equipment variants available, ranging in price from €4.499 to €9.999 Euro.

“Half the sweat, double the fun” is Ridley’s motto for the E-Noah – the Belgians are venturing into the concept of a bike for the first time. E-aerobikes. The slim drive unit and power source are barely noticeable in the already voluminous carbon frame – only the charging socket and the remote in the handlebar plug reveal that it is an electric racing bike.

The E-Noah is not only available in fixed equipment variants, but can also be customized via Configurator It can be individually customized to the rider's wishes. If desired, one can orient oneself towards popular configurations – for example, with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 and DT Swiss ARC 1600 wheels with 55 mm deep carbon rims. Prices start at just over 7.000 euros.

The name "Fastlane" already suggests it: With this e-road bike, you're on the fast track. Fast lane On the go. The carbon frame is elegantly and organically shaped and effortlessly conceals the 290 Wh A large battery is integrated into the downtube. It powers the taillights, electronic shifting, and of course the ultra-compact mid-drive motor – which also means you ultimately have fewer batteries to keep track of.

The top model in the Fastlane series is called "Premium" and emphasizes its sporty character. Race approach The visually striking Zipp NSW 353 Aero wheels are a key feature. It costs just under €12.000 and weighs less than 10 kg. The entry-level model is available in two colors, weighs 11,1 kg according to Scott, and costs €6.799 (MSRP).