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We’ve taken our most popular Electric Mountain Bike platform and given it an upgraded, trail-smashing spec at an unmatchable price point.
The new mid-year 2023 release E-Trail 2.0 is a seriously capable Electric Mountain Bike built for performance on Australian singletrack and trails. The geometry has been optimised for fast and smooth control over bigger terrain than our previous models - with a longer reach, lower standover, and shorter stem with a slacker head angle.
Again, this is a balanced eBike with the mid-drive motor unit located in the bottom bracket area and the upgraded 14.5Ah battery discretely integrated into the downtube to let you move the bike around as you take berms and obstacles at speed.
Bigger suspension means the bike can handle bigger obstacles with ease. The new MY23 model E-rail 2 sees a Suntour XCM34 130mm travel suspension fork with hydraulic lock out for plenty of cushion and control as your riding advances.
Powering the ebike is a light and unobtrusive Ananda M100 mid-drive 250 watt electric motor with an impressive 110Nm of maximum torque for plenty of power in tricky pinch climbs and over obstacles. This powerful motor coupled with the Shimano 9 speed drivetrain will give you all the range you need for riding the full hill.
The position of the motor in the bottom bracket area is optimal for keeping the centre of gravity low - for stable handling when descending on fast trails and when navigating technical climbs.
The MY23 E-Trail 2 is powered by an even more powerful, fast charging 36 volt 14.5 amp hour battery pack, internally mounted into the downtube of the frame. This elegant design really lets you feel the bike when riding. Choose your level of assistance up to 25km per hour on the handlebar mounted display unit, and power through up to 100 kilometres on a single charge!
Braking power and control is delivered by proven Tektro Hydraulic Discs. Hydraulics offer more power with less lever force required than other systems, which gives better modulation and control in all riding conditions.
Running on the popular 29er standard rims with Maxxis Rekon 2.4” tyres, this electric mountain bike is ready to go.
Key Features:
- Trail-optimised geometry on a hydroformed 6061 alloy frame with DIB and internal wiring/cabling for a sleek finish.
- Ananda M100 mid-drive electric motor with a punchy 110Nm of torque for powering through pinch climbs and technical sections.
- Fast-charging and large capacity 36V 14.5AH battery for up to 100km range on a single charge.
- Upgraded Suntour XCM34 coil suspension fork with 130mm travel and hydraulic lock out for comfort and control on the trail and efficiency on the climbs.
- Trusted Tektro hydraulic disc brakes for stopping power and modulation control in the dirt and in the wet.
- Shimano Altus 9-speed gearing, shifters and derailleur.
- Grips the trail with chunky Maxxis Rekon 29er x 2.4” tyres.
*image may not reflect actual specifications, please refer to specification table.
| Electric Motor | Ananda m100 mid-drive motor (max torque 110nm) |
| Display | Lcd multi-function display |
| Battery | 36v |
| Frame | Reid custom hydroformed alloy frame with dib and internal wiring and cabling |
| Forks | Sr suntour xcm34 coil boost 130mm |
| Wheelset / Rim | Reid 29er disc specific |
| Brakes | Tektro hydraulic disc brakes |
| Tyres | Maxxis rekon 29 x 2.4 |
| Hubs | Alloy qr disc mount |
| Freewheel / Cassette | Shimano m2000 9 speed cassette 11-36t |
| Rear Derailleur | Shimano altus m2100 9 speed |
| Handlebars | Reid alloy oversize flat bar |
| Stem | Reid oversize alloy |
| Shifters | Shimano altus m2000 9 speed shifter |
| Bottom Bracket | Ananda m100 motor |
| Brake Lever | Nutt levers |
| Pedals | Alloy platform |
| Chain | Kmc x9 |
| Grips | Ergonomic rubber grip |
| Saddle | Selle royal |
| Seatpost | Reid alloy 27.2mm micro adjust |
| Chainset | Ananda 38t alloy |
| Kickstand | Not included |
| Bell | Yes |
| Small | Medium | Large | Extra Large | |
| Top tube length | 563 | 584 | 603 | 622 |
| Seat tube length | 380 | 430 | 480 | 530 |
| Head tube length | 180 | 180 | 180 | 180 |
| Seat tube angle | 73 | 73 | 73 | 73 |
| Head tube angle | 69 | 69 | 69 | 69 |
| RC length | 455 | 455 | 455 | 455 |
| BB drop | 45 | 45 | 45 | 45 |
| Fork offset | 44 | 44 | 44 | 44 |
| Front centre | 645 | 665 | 685 | 704 |
| Wheelbase | 1100 | 1120 | 1140 | 1159 |
| Full fork length | 407 | 475 | 475 | 475 |
| CM | FEET | |
| SMALL | 160cm - 167cm | 5'2" - 5'5" |
| MEDIUM | 167cm - 176cm | 5'5" - 5'8" |
| LARGE | 176cm - 185cm | 5'8" - 6'1" |
| X LARGE | 185cm - 195cm | 6'1" - 6'4" |
This series of how-to video guides will take you through each step of assembling and tuning your new Bike. Watch the series or choose the tasks you need help with:
Assembly instructions guide
If you prefer to work from step-by-step diagrams, you can use this Assembly Instruction Guide for key points on all basic areas of bike assembly.
Need more assistance?
Please contact Customer Service for friendly expert advice to help you get your bike ready to ride. We welcome your questions as they will help us to improve the instructions we provide in future.
Our E-Trail 2.0 eBike MY23 Charcoal includes the industry-leading Reid Warranty: lifetime on frame and rigid forks, 2 years on non-consumable parts, 1 year/5,000 km (whichever comes first) warranty on eBike system components and a free first service to get you going. Test ride in-store or shop online to enjoy a 30 Day Test Ride to guarantee you get a great deal.
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Buy online and collect in-store from our Melbourne, Brisbane or Perth stores fully assembled by our bike mechanics and ready to ride!
Be advised that your chosen store will phone you within 24 hours of ordering to confirm a collection date based on your availability, the location of stock and your chosen collection store.
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Our bikes are shipped in a box 85% assembled and require basic assembly, like turning handlebars and inserting pedals. Check out our Assembly Videos that give instructions on how to do this.
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eBikes FAQ
Q. How far can I travel on a full charge?
The range you can expect depends on how hard the battery is working. This will be affected by factors like the weight of the rider, how much luggage you’re carrying, tyre pressure, hills/terrain, road condition, wind and the level of assistance or power setting you use.
We will list the distance you can expect to ride under ideal conditions in the product details section of each Electric Bike.
As a general guide though, the range varies from around 60km per full charge for our 10.4Ah battery hub motor eBikes, up to 100-120km+ for our Shimano Steps and 14Ah Ananda mid-mount eBikes. The dual-battery system on the KADe can even cover 150km+.
Q. How do I charge an Electric Bike and how long will it take?
Simply plug the charger into a standard wall socket at work or when you get home. To charge the battery from 0% to 80% will take 2 hours, 100% in 4 hours. Most of the time though you’ll just need to top up rather than completely refill. Charging times are similar for the Shimano, Bafang and Ananda systems.
Q. What are the benefits of a hub motor style eBike?
For commuting and touring electric bikes designed for use on roads and paths, rear hub motors offer a more discrete, lighter and more affordable choice over a mid-mount motor design.
Bafang are the largest rear hub eBike manufacturer in the world and growing rapidly in Europe and the US. The motor is light and unobtrusive at only 2.9 kg, recharge time is quick and the range is good. Considering how affordable these ebikes are, a new electric bike now makes a lot of sense for more people.
Q. What are the benefits of a mid-mount motor style eBike?
The mid-mount position offers more options in terms of gearing, smoother acceleration and lowers the centre of gravity of the bike giving a more stable ride over broken ground or when cornering. This benefit is really felt when off-road or riding at speed.
Mid-drive motors are especially preferred by riders looking for more torque when riding (perfect for pinch climbs on a Mountain Bike). Unlike a hub-drive motor, the mid-drive motor directly drives the crank instead of the wheel. This has the benefit of multiplying power and allowing the bike to better take advantage of existing gears.
Q. Can I ride an eBike in the rain?
Yes, all of these units are sealed and made for all-conditions riding.
Q. Can I switch off the motor and ride it like a normal bike?
Yes. Remove the battery pack and it will feel very much like a normal bike.
Q. What does 'Pedelec' mean?
The most popular electric bike system in Australia is the pedelec (or pedal assist) system. You ride a pedelec by pedalling as normal, while the electric motor adds power to each pedal stroke - flattening out the hills and getting you up to speed with much less effort.
Q. How much does it cost to charge an eBike?
It depends on the battery, but as an example:
The Shimano Steps system uses a 418Wh battery. At 30c/kWh x 0.418kWh = 12.5c for a full charge. Costs are similar with the Bafang and Ananda systems.
100km for 12.5c and a fraction of the carbon output of a car. Yes, this is the future of personal transport.
Q. How often should I service my Electric Bike?
The same as we would recommend for any bicycle.
We recommend your electric bike is serviced during the first 3 months of ownership as components bed in. Frequency of servicing after that depends on usage and what maintenance you choose to do yourself in terms of caring for the chain and other basic tasks. A regular rider who does not perform any maintenance may benefit from servicing every 6 months. Click here for more information on servicing.
Q. How can I safely handle and use a Li-ion Electric Bike battery?
Lithium Ion batteries are a powerful technology that have given us handy cordless tools and devices from mobile phones and laptops, to power drills, vacuum cleaners and now electric bikes.
This is an increasingly common power source that is here to stay, and is safe if handled properly. Read our full safety guide here.
More questions? See our eBike Buying Guide
- ATari t.Verified BuyerReviewingE-Trail 2.0 eBike CharcoalI recommend this productAge Range 55 - 64How often you ride RegularlyReasons you ride Fitness, Fun, OutdoorsRated 4 out of 5 stars7 months agoE MTBs
Good for price, much better than my previous 250watt hub motor bike, much better power delivery, no runout [which is annoying, eg keeps going after stopped pedaling] , much better handling than hub motor bike. Just needs better pedals, wider handlebars and heavy duty tubes
- PEPhillip E.Verified BuyerReviewingE-Trail 2.0 eBike MY23 CharcoalI recommend this productRated 4 out of 5 stars22 minutes agoMY23. E-Trail Mountain Bike
Only had this bike a few days so have only ridden 40kms on it with a mixture of bitumen and rail trail. I have resisted buying an E-Mountain Bike because I ride a road bike 5 mornings a week with a group of riders. Usually once a month they head for the bush on their E Mountain Bikes, I join them on mg old shogun urban bike that has a small amount of suspension in front forks, no battery and fairly narrow tyres. Needless to say after doing 50 or more kms and working hard to keep with them they convinced me to move to the dark side and buy an E Mountain Bike. Boy, does it make cycling so bloody easy I reckon it is cheating. Will stick with my road bike most days but when the guys are heading off road once a month I will definitely be joining them and not busting my arse to keep with them. I only used position one on the power selector and found that made it so much easier when in the soft gravel. Time will tell but so far very happy with the bike, it seems well put together, sturdy and handles well. I bought the bike from the Brisbane store and dealt with Josh. He was pleasant and helpful with the purchase.
RCReid Cycles3 minutes agoHi Phillip, Thank you for your kind feedback! I hope you are out there enjoying yourself!
- LSLance S.Verified BuyerReviewingE-Trail 2.0 eBike CharcoalI recommend this productAge Range 45 - 54How often you ride SometimesReasons you ride FunRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoFantastic bike and service
Love it. Alejandro was exceptionally helpful, patient and knowledgeable - he is an asset to the business.
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