Lightweight/Midpower bike WITH removable battery?

[Curt_H]

Been looking at newer bikes in this category but really would like a removable battery and with a fairly stealthy appearance. (IE Rise, fuel exe, heckler sl, etc.) and I'm limited to bikes available in the US. So far I haven't identified any?
Appreciate any leads....

 

[Plummet]

Transition Relay has a removable battery.

Check out this review on mtbr. Some solid info.

https://www.mtbr.com/threads/mid-powered-emtb-shootout-6-light-ebikes-compared.1228080/#post-16149630

 

[Ou812]

Been looking at newer bikes in this category but really would like a removable battery and with a fairly stealthy appearance. (IE Rise, fuel exe, heckler sl, etc.) and I'm limited to bikes available in the US. So far I haven't identified any?
Appreciate any leads....

Are you talking easily removable or removable with a bit of work? If you’re wanting easily removable then your only option is the Relay or the Fuel ExE. You have to remove the motor on pretty much everything else.

 

[deksawyer]

The Haibike Lyke battery is removable by undoing 2 bolts - not great but it's doable. Not sure they're available in the US yet though.

 

[Curt_H]

Thanks for input. May just have to accept limited options

 

[Cell4soul]

I have 2 batteries for my Fuel EXe. I regularly swap out batteries on the trail for long rides 40 miles all mid and high assist. It is easy and only 2 bolts to remove the battery. I hear really good things about the Transition Relay, but terrible things about the Fazua Ride 60. I would personally steer clear of the Fazua. I have over 1,600 miles on my EXE with zero issues. The TQ motor is silent still. The Ride 60 is more powerful.