Meet the Rambla Sport City eBike — a refined urban companion designed to combine performance, comfort, and style. Whether you’re navigating city streets, commuting to work, or embracing leisurely weekend rides, this 28″‑wheeled eBike delivers a smooth ride and strong pedal‑assist support thanks to its 60 Nm mid‑motor and integrated battery. With a sleek alloy frame, reliable Shimano components, and hydraulic disc brakes, it’s built to perform across everyday use and beyond.

Key Features

• Robust 60 Nm “Oli Sport One” mid‑motor for confident acceleration and hill climbing.
• Integrated 36 V, 10.4 Ah (360 Wh) battery seamlessly incorporated into the frame for clean aesthetics.
• 28″ wheels paired with Schwalbe Marathon puncture‑protection tyres (700×47) for stable and comfortable urban riding.
• Premium Shimano 7‑speed drivetrain (Shifter M315, Derailleur Acera M360) offering smooth gear transitions.
• Hydraulic disc brakes (Shimano MT200 front & rear with 160mm rotors) for reliable stopping power in all conditions. 
• Colour LCD display with 5 assist levels to tailor the motor support to your ride style. Urban‑friendly accessories included: front & rear lights (Spanninga 40 Lux), ready for real‑world commuting.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose the Rambla Sport City eBike?

If you're looking for an eBike that stands out in the urban commute crowd, the Rambla Sport City delivers exactly that. With its powerful 60 Nm motor, you’ll feel confident on climbs and when accelerating from stops. The integrated battery keeps the aesthetics sleek while still offering strong support across city rides. The use of quality Shimano components, hydraulic discs, and puncture‑protected tyres means you're investing in durability and ride quality — not just looks. This bike isn’t about extreme off‑road performance; it’s about smart, comfortable, stylish, real‑world urban mobility.

FAQs

Q1: What sort of range can I expect?
A1: While range depends on many factors (rider weight, terrain, assist level, wind, etc.), typical figures for this class of bike (360 Wh battery) indicate a moderate commute range — many users report 40‑60 km (~25‑40 miles) under average conditions. Bikes4Sale

Q2: Is this bike suitable for hills?
A2: Yes — the 60 Nm motor provides ample torque for urban gradients and stop‑start traffic. That said, the range will be reduced on steeper rides and higher assist levels.

Q3: Are the brakes good in wet weather?
A3: The hydraulic disc brakes (Shimano MT200) provide better stopping power and modulation than traditional rim brakes, making them more reliable in varied weather and road conditions.

Q4: What wheel size is it, and how does that affect comfort?
A4: It uses 28″ wheels (akin to 700C). Larger wheels roll more smoothly over road imperfections and provide stability — very good for commuting terrain.

Q5: What maintenance should I expect?
A5: Routine maintenance includes keeping tyre pressure correct, brake discs aligned, drivetrain clean and lubricated, and periodically checking battery health. Regular servicing helps prolong component life.

Q6: Can I transport this bike easily?
A6: At approx. 24 kg it’s a moderate weight for an eBike. It’s manageable for most home storage/garage setups, but it’s heavier than a non‑eBike — make sure you have adequate storage and lifting capability if needed.

Q7: Is the battery removable?
A7: The battery is integrated into the frame (Spard YT 30207), which gives a clean look, though depending on the model, it may or may not be easily removed for indoor charging. Confirm with the retailer for battery access.

Q8: What assist levels does it have?
A8: It offers 5 levels of pedal assist via the colour LCD display. This allows you to tailor the support from minimal assist (higher range) to strong assist (more power).

Q9: Is there a warranty?
A9: While specific terms depend on retailer and region, many models in this line carry a 2‑year warranty on frame/motor/battery.

Q10: What kind of riding is this bike best suited for?
A10: This bike excels in everyday commuting, errand runs, light city leisure rides, and all-around urban use. It is not intended to replace a full off‑road mountain eBike — its focus is city efficiency, comfort, and style.

UK Road Legal Disclaimer

Under UK law, an eBike to be classed as an Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycle (EAPC) must meet these criteria:

• Pedals must be capable of propelling the bike.
• The motor’s continuous rated power must not exceed 250 W.
• The motor must cut out when the bike reaches 15.5 mph (25 km/h) or earlier.
• The rider must be aged 14 or over.

The Rambla Sport City eBike lists a maximum assisted speed of 25 km/h (15.5 mph), which aligns with UK regulations. However, the publicly stated specification does not clearly specify the motor’s continuous power rating in watts (only the torque of 60 Nm).

Therefore:

• Before purchasing, ensure the specific unit you are buying complies with the 250 W limit and shows certification or labelling for EAPC compliance.
• If the motor exceeds 250 W or assistance continues beyond 15.5 mph, the bike may be legally classed as a moped, requiring tax, insurance, and a licence.
• Any modifications (e.g., removing speed cut‑off, increasing power) will invalidate EAPC status and could make the bike illegal for normal cycle‑path and road use under the same rules as regular bikes.