The Liv Tempt E+ 2 bicycle is now available at Escapa.
Trail riding is all the rage, and here's a bike that will tempt you to give it a try. It's a smooth-riding e-bike that offers very natural assistance and total control to make your life easier on any terrain. More powerful, easier, more fun.
With its lightweight Aluxx aluminum frame, combining the best of a hardtail and the modernity of an e-bike, the Liv Tempt E+ 2 23 Bike offers comfort and Control on MTB trails. Ideal for XC-style trails and paths, it makes your rides easier so you can go further. Equipped with 100 mm of front suspension to handle rocks and roots, it is perfectly served by 27.5" wheels in sizes XS-S and 29" in M-L, which guarantee both comfort and obstacle clearance. The side-mounted EnergyPak battery is integrated into the side of the down tube and is very easy to remove for charging. The RideControl Dash console allows you to easily adjust your assistance while riding.
Affordable and reliable
The EnergyPak 500Wh battery offers an average range of 120 km, with the possibility of reaching up to 180 km, while the EnergyPak 400Wh offers an average range of 100 km and can reach 150 km*, helping you go further to discover new places. * Actual range will depend on several factors, including bike model, weight, elevation, Terreno, and usage.
Integrated design
The reliable and easily accessible EnergyPak side-pull battery is aesthetically integrated into a lightweight and durable ALUXX-grade aluminum frame, designed and tuned by and for women around Liv's 3F design philosophy.
Smooth ride
The SyncDrive Core motor with 50 Nm of torque delivers a natural yet powerful riding feel.
RANGE
How far can I ride with the assistance of a single battery charge?
The range on a single battery charge can vary widely depending on conditions such as rider weight and load; wind resistance; tire pressure and profile; terrain and grade; ground surface; outside temperature; E-bike maintenance; and battery condition.
The bar below shows an approximate range. Conditions are categorized as extreme, good, and ideal. Extreme conditions typically occur when riding with a heavy load, strong headwinds, or steep climbs.
