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Gen 5 is lighter, much quieter, more battery choices. Available now on imminent Mondraker Crafty 2025 specs

We have some stock of Bianchi E Vertic Pro. Full carbon frames, Bosch performance line CX ( 85nm ) 750 battery Zeb fork Magura brakes £3500 / 3800 depending on version and sizing. Absolute steal for the spec. Message for the details or go here BIANCHI E-VERTIC FX TYPE PRO SX 12 sp | Tekmotiv

Full suspension Carbon frame Bianchi emtb with Bosch Performance/ 750 battery £3449 so within your price range? BIANCHI E-VERTIC FX TYPE PRO SX 12 sp | Tekmotiv

Hi, new models are October on. It’s still 29 wheels. Different rear shock placement and new frame set with carbon. Removable battery. Latest Bosch gen 5 motor. Current frame continues as ‘a single ‘ base ‘ model but updated with the Bosch Gen 4 Race motor .

On topic, depending on your viewpoint prices of bikes are either very keen at the moment or merely coming back nearer where they need to be. So if you plan to enjoy, ride and keep it for a while now is a great time to find something nice. But I wouldn’t buy a bike thinking it will hold nearly...

Hi, by all means get in touch if you like and we will try to find an XL. The Crafty range is due to be updated shortly so the stock is very limited hence some of the pricing available

Crafty RR bikes do have a 750 battery

It is in stock😀

I can beat that MONDRAKER CRAFTY RR | Tekmotiv

It is a bit noisier that’s true enough. Nothing we know of , having said that out of 300 or so Brose motors ( same as the rebadged specialized ) sold weve only seen two fail and one was due to being dropped in a lake

Hi, normal warranty on motors will be two years. Personal opinion I like the adaptive software on the Bosch, but they are all good really. Just avoid the pressure washer! If you are anywhere near us come and try out a few as we have bikes with all motors and they do ride differently.

I am personally five feet 10.5 and find the L perfect, I also fit a M but prefer the L

Hi, we would def advise a L . We have both in stock if you want a measure/ try out

Having had a few bikes with these motors through ( Mondraker/ Fantic ) the TQ motor has more off the line push and power firstly if the software is all to the very latest specs, and then TQ app is used to customise the power modes. There really is quite a difference versus an out of the box...

New Mondraker nbikes are around with offers, some are starting to come through but it's between model years so it is limited choice. Also Mondraker whilst being competitive do not sit on stock in the UK so they are not affected as much by the oversupply on some types of bike

Hi Darren, we are a Mondraker dealer and in our view the XL would be perfect. Mondraker tend to be true to size. But, maybe come and try one to confirm? Regards

Some of the pins are not actually used, so this may be a red herring. We can provide Brose diagnostic assistance if you need dealer help, we have just done a similar repair on a Fantic 1.7

Hi, we are a Mondraker dealer. I am the same height as you. I would say from my experience and manufacturer input that the advice is still a L frame. Sizing is very personal, but that is what I would go with. Crafty R has a 30mm stem so this offsets the reach in my view. Happy to provide any...

Shame, lovely design and clever tech......

Just as an option, anyone interested in this TQ motor in a super light emtb should also look at the Fantic Rampage, same engine but very light Carbon frameset and higher spec, also with a starting retail of £5199