The ENDURO Ebike is a powerful electric bike designed for riders who expect significantly more from an electric drivetrain than the standard assistance provided by a typical city e-bike. A 3–5 kW electric motor, 60V 36Ah battery, DMN suspension and Magura brakes create a configuration focused on dynamic riding and use in more demanding conditions.

The model can reach a maximum speed of up to 70 km/h, while the listed riding range is approximately 30–50 km. Maximum permitted load is 120 kg and the vehicle itself weighs 67 kg.

These figures clearly position the ENDURO Ebike in a different category from conventional electrically assisted city bicycles. It is aimed primarily at users looking for a high-power electric enduro bike with off-road-oriented characteristics and significantly higher performance.

For riders exploring other electric mobility solutions, Miromax also offers a broader range of electric transport vehicles and electric bicycles.

High-Power 3–5 kW Electric Drive

One of the most important elements of the ENDURO Ebike is its 3–5 kW electric drivetrain.

These power figures clearly distinguish the model from conventional electric bicycles intended mainly for recreational riding, commuting or moderate urban assistance.

High motor power can be particularly useful during:

• dynamic acceleration,

• riding over varied terrain,

• climbing,

• operation under greater load,

• riding situations requiring strong and readily available motor output.

For users interested in the technology behind electric propulsion, Miromax also offers electric bicycle conversion kits and other electric drive solutions.

Motor power alone, however, does not determine the complete riding performance of an electric vehicle.

Real-world behaviour is also affected by:

• rider weight,

• battery state of charge,

• surface type,

• terrain gradient,

• temperature,

• tyre condition,

• riding style,

• controller configuration.

For this reason, a powerful electric bike should be evaluated as a complete system rather than according to motor wattage alone.

60V 36Ah Battery

The ENDURO Ebike uses a 60V 36Ah battery designed to meet the energy requirements of a high-power electric drivetrain.

In an electric vehicle with several kilowatts of motor power, the battery is responsible not only for providing riding range. It must also supply the energy required during strong acceleration and operation under heavier loads.

When assessing the potential performance of a high-power e-bike, it is therefore useful to consider the entire system:

battery + electric motor + controller + vehicle weight + riding conditions.

Simply comparing battery capacity with another electric bicycle may be misleading because different vehicles can have very different energy requirements.

A lightweight commuter e-bike with a low-power motor and a 67 kg enduro-style electric vehicle do not consume energy in the same way, even when some battery specifications may appear similar.

Riding Range of Approximately 30–50 km

The listed range of the ENDURO Ebike is approximately 30–50 km.

The actual distance achievable on one charge depends on multiple variables, including:

• riding speed,

• rider weight,

• terrain,

• use of motor power,

• temperature,

• road or trail surface,

• tyre pressure,

• frequency of acceleration and braking.

Moderate riding on a relatively even surface may support a longer range, while repeated use of high power, steep climbing or demanding off-road conditions can increase energy consumption and reduce the achievable distance.

This is particularly important with a 3–5 kW electric bike, because access to substantial motor power gives the rider more performance but can also result in much higher energy demand when that performance is used intensively.

The 30–50 km figure should therefore be treated as an indicative range rather than a guaranteed distance for every rider and route.

Maximum Speed of Up to 70 km/h

The ENDURO Ebike can reach a listed maximum speed of up to 70 km/h.

This level of performance means that the vehicle should be considered a high-performance electric two-wheeler, with capabilities that go well beyond those of a typical pedal-assist electric bicycle.

At higher speeds, several technical factors become especially important:

• vehicle stability,

• braking performance,

• tyre condition,

• suspension operation,

• surface quality,

• rider control,

• appropriate protective equipment.

A maximum technical speed does not mean that the vehicle should be ridden at that speed in every situation.

Speed should always be adapted to the riding environment, visibility, surface quality, rider experience and applicable regulations.

Because the ENDURO Ebike offers power and speed beyond standard pedal-assist e-bike parameters, users should also check the legal classification and requirements that apply to the specific vehicle configuration in the jurisdiction where it will be used.

Magura Brakes

On a high-power electric bike, effective and predictable braking is just as important as acceleration.

The ENDURO Ebike is equipped with Magura brakes, providing braking control appropriate to a vehicle designed around substantial power and higher speeds.

With a vehicle weight of 67 kg, regular brake inspection becomes especially important.

Key areas to monitor include:

• friction material condition,

• brake disc wear,

• overall braking effectiveness,

• hoses and other braking-system components,

• brake response during intensive use.

Braking performance should be checked before demanding rides rather than only after braking quality noticeably deteriorates.

This becomes increasingly important as speed, vehicle mass and terrain difficulty increase.

DMN Suspension

The model uses DMN suspension, supporting rider comfort and vehicle control over uneven surfaces.

In an enduro-style construction, suspension is not only about comfort. It also contributes to maintaining stability and wheel contact with the ground when travelling over demanding terrain.

Suspension can be particularly important when riding on:

• unpaved roads,

• uneven routes,

• surfaces with changing grip,

• sections with repeated bumps or irregularities,

• more demanding recreational terrain.

Suspension setup should be appropriate for rider weight, riding style and intended use.

Correct adjustment can influence both comfort and the behaviour of the vehicle when accelerating, braking or travelling across uneven ground.

67 kg Vehicle Weight

The ENDURO Ebike weighs 67 kg, making it considerably heavier than a conventional electric bicycle.

This additional mass is a consequence of the vehicle's overall design, including:

• high-power electric drivetrain,

• large battery,

• suspension components,

• heavy-duty construction,

• components designed for increased loads.

Vehicle weight should be considered especially when:

• transporting the bike,

• planning storage,

• manoeuvring at low speed,

• loading the vehicle onto a trailer or carrier,

• moving the vehicle without motor assistance.

A 67 kg high-power e-bike requires a different approach to manual handling than a lightweight commuter or folding electric bicycle.

Users who expect to transport the vehicle regularly should consider this before purchase.

Maximum Permitted Load of 120 kg

The maximum permitted load for the ENDURO Ebike is 120 kg.

This value should be respected because total load affects the operation of several key systems, including:

• suspension,

• brakes,

• motor,

• battery,

• tyres,

• wheels,

• vehicle structure.

Greater total weight can also influence acceleration, braking distance and energy consumption.

The permitted load should be understood as a technical operating limit rather than simply a comfort recommendation.

Exceeding it may negatively affect vehicle behaviour and long-term component durability.

Who Is the ENDURO Ebike For?

The ENDURO Ebike may be suitable for riders looking for a powerful electric bike with performance significantly above that of standard city and trekking e-bikes.

The model may be of particular interest to users who value:

• high motor power,

• dynamic acceleration,

• enduro-style construction,

• riding capability in more demanding terrain,

• powerful braking,

• suspension matched to the character of the vehicle,

• a large 60V battery,

• an electric alternative with characteristics closer to a lightweight electric motorcycle.

It is not designed primarily as a lightweight bicycle for calm urban commuting.

Its 3–5 kW motor, 67 kg mass and maximum speed of up to 70 km/h place it much closer to the high-power electric two-wheeler segment.

ENDURO Ebike vs a Conventional Electric Bicycle

The ENDURO Ebike differs from a conventional e-bike primarily in its construction, power and intended performance.

A typical electric bicycle is usually designed to assist the rider during commuting, recreation or trekking.

The ENDURO Ebike offers:

• 3–5 kW motor power,

• 60V electrical system,

• 36Ah battery,

• maximum speed up to 70 km/h,

• 67 kg vehicle weight,

• DMN suspension,

• Magura brakes.

This puts the model into a different segment of electric mobility.

For a commuter travelling short distances on paved cycle routes, such performance may be unnecessary. For a rider specifically seeking a high-power electric enduro bike, however, these parameters are central to the vehicle's appeal.

Choosing between these categories should therefore depend on real riding requirements rather than simply selecting the vehicle with the highest specification.

3–5 kW Electric Bike vs a 250W City E-Bike

The difference between the ENDURO Ebike and a typical 250W city electric bicycle is substantial.

A conventional 250W e-bike is generally built around moderate assistance, everyday pedalling and urban mobility. A multi-kilowatt enduro electric bike is designed around a much higher level of available motor output.

The difference can affect:

• acceleration,

• potential speed,

• energy consumption,

• vehicle weight,

• braking requirements,

• suspension requirements,

• legal classification,

• intended riding environment.

This is why the ENDURO Ebike should not be treated simply as a more powerful version of a normal city bicycle.

It represents a different approach to electric two-wheel mobility.

High-Power Electric Bike for Demanding Terrain

Terrain can have a major influence on how useful additional motor power becomes.

On smooth, flat urban roads, several kilowatts of available output may offer little practical benefit during ordinary cycling.

On more demanding terrain, however, greater available power can support:

• climbing,

• acceleration after loss of momentum,

• riding on variable surfaces,

• operation with higher overall load,

• maintaining momentum on demanding sections.

This does not mean that motor power replaces rider judgement or appropriate technique.

High-power vehicles place greater demands on braking, suspension, tyres and rider control, particularly when surface grip changes quickly.

The vehicle should always be used within the limits of the terrain, equipment and rider experience.

Why Braking Matters More on a Fast Electric Bike

As vehicle speed and mass increase, braking becomes a central part of overall performance.

A fast electric bike must be able not only to accelerate effectively but also to reduce speed in a controlled and predictable way.

Several factors affect braking behaviour:

• vehicle mass,

• rider mass,

• tyre grip,

• surface condition,

• brake condition,

• speed before braking,

• slope gradient.

For this reason, maintenance of the Magura braking system should be considered a routine part of ENDURO Ebike ownership.

Riders should not wait until braking performance deteriorates noticeably before inspecting or servicing components.

Suspension and Control on Uneven Surfaces

A powerful electric enduro bike places different demands on suspension than a lightweight commuter bicycle.

Uneven terrain can transfer repeated forces through the wheels and chassis.

Proper suspension helps manage these forces and can support:

• wheel contact with the surface,

• stability,

• rider comfort,

• predictable handling,

• improved control over rough sections.

The DMN suspension used on the ENDURO Ebike contributes to this off-road-oriented character.

However, suspension performance also depends on correct setup and technical condition.

Battery Use in a High-Power 5kW E-Bike

A high-capacity battery does not automatically guarantee long range if the motor is regularly used at high output.

With a powerful electric system, riding behaviour becomes especially important.

Frequent strong acceleration can increase energy consumption significantly.

Range can often be improved by:

Using power progressively

Full motor output is not necessary in every situation.

Maintaining correct tyre pressure

Low tyre pressure increases rolling resistance.

Avoiding unnecessary repeated acceleration

Smooth speed changes can reduce energy demand.

Keeping brakes and wheels correctly adjusted

Mechanical drag wastes stored battery energy.

Monitoring battery condition

Battery performance can change with temperature, age and charging history.

Planning demanding routes

Long climbs and difficult surfaces generally require more energy than flat riding.

Efficient range is therefore the result of battery capacity, motor demand, vehicle condition and riding behaviour working together.

ENDURO Ebike and Modern Eco Transport

Modern eco transport includes much more than electric cars or conventional pedal-assist bicycles.

High-power electric two-wheelers are also becoming part of the broader electric mobility landscape, combining high motor output with electrically powered propulsion and the ability to operate in different environments.

The ENDURO Ebike is an example of this type of vehicle.

It combines:

• a high-power electric drive,

• enduro-style construction,

• a large battery,

• suspension designed for demanding use,

• strong braking components.

For users seeking significantly more performance than a standard urban e-bike, this type of construction represents a different category within electric transport.

Electric Enduro Bike as an Alternative to a Lightweight Electric Motorcycle

One way to understand the ENDURO Ebike is to compare its intended use with lightweight electric motorcycles rather than only with conventional bicycles.

Its:

• 3–5 kW output,

• 70 km/h listed top speed,

• substantial 67 kg weight,

• full suspension,

• high-performance brakes

give it characteristics that move beyond ordinary assisted cycling.

This can make the model attractive to riders looking for electric two-wheel transport with a more performance-oriented, off-road character.

However, classification and public-road requirements can vary significantly by country and by vehicle configuration.

Before using the vehicle on public roads, the rider should verify all applicable requirements concerning vehicle approval, registration, insurance, licensing and permitted areas of use.

What to Consider Before Choosing a High-Power Enduro E-Bike

Before selecting a vehicle such as the ENDURO Ebike, it is worth considering several practical questions.

Where will the vehicle be used?

A high-power enduro-style electric vehicle is designed for a different use case from an everyday commuter bike.

Do you need 3–5 kW of motor power?

Higher power is useful only when it matches the intended terrain and riding style.

How important is maximum range?

The listed 30–50 km range can change significantly depending on how aggressively the motor is used.

How will the vehicle be transported?

At 67 kg, the ENDURO Ebike requires more planning for loading and transport than a lightweight bicycle.

What legal requirements apply?

A vehicle capable of 70 km/h with multi-kilowatt motor power may be subject to requirements that do not apply to ordinary pedal-assist bicycles.

Is the maximum load suitable?

The listed maximum permitted load is 120 kg and should include the rider and any carried equipment.

Answering these questions helps determine whether a high-power electric enduro bike is appropriate for the intended use.

Key ENDURO Ebike Specifications

Product: ENDURO Ebike
Product code: ENDURO-BIKE-W
Motor power: 3–5 kW
Battery: 60V 36Ah
Maximum speed: up to 70 km/h
Indicative range: approximately 30–50 km
Brakes: Magura
Suspension: DMN suspension
Vehicle weight: 67 kg
Maximum permitted load: 120 kg

FAQ – ENDURO Ebike

What range does the ENDURO Ebike offer?

The listed range is approximately 30–50 km. Actual distance depends on riding conditions, rider weight, terrain, speed, temperature and how intensively the electric drivetrain is used.

How powerful is the ENDURO Ebike?

The model uses a 3–5 kW electric drive, giving it substantially more motor power than a conventional city or trekking e-bike.

What battery does the ENDURO Ebike use?

The vehicle uses a 60V 36Ah battery designed to support the demands of its high-power electric drivetrain.

What is the maximum speed of the ENDURO Ebike?

The listed maximum speed is up to 70 km/h.

How much does the ENDURO Ebike weigh?

The vehicle weighs 67 kg.

What is the maximum permitted load?

The maximum permitted load is 120 kg.

What brakes does the ENDURO Ebike use?

The model is equipped with Magura brakes.

What suspension does the ENDURO Ebike have?

The ENDURO Ebike uses DMN suspension, supporting control and comfort on uneven and more demanding surfaces.

Is the ENDURO Ebike suitable for off-road riding?

Its enduro-style construction, DMN suspension and high-power electric drive indicate a design intended for more demanding riding than a conventional urban bicycle. Actual use should always be consistent with the product documentation, terrain conditions, rider ability and applicable regulations.

Is the ENDURO Ebike a standard electric bicycle?

Not in the typical pedal-assist sense. With a 3–5 kW motor and maximum speed of up to 70 km/h, its performance substantially exceeds that of standard assisted bicycles.

Before using it on public roads, users should check the legal requirements applying to the specific vehicle configuration, including any requirements relating to type approval, registration, insurance, licensing and permitted road use.

Is a 5kW electric bike suitable for everyday commuting?

That depends on the intended route and applicable regulations. A 5kW-class electric bike offers substantially more power, weight and potential speed than a normal commuter e-bike. For ordinary urban commuting, a conventional lower-power electric bicycle may be simpler and more practical. The ENDURO Ebike is better aligned with users specifically seeking high-power performance.

How does ENDURO Ebike compare with a 250W e-bike?

A 250W e-bike is generally designed around moderate electric assistance and conventional cycling. ENDURO Ebike provides 3–5 kW, a 60V system and up to 70 km/h listed speed, making it a fundamentally different type of electric two-wheeler.

Can riding style affect ENDURO Ebike range?

Yes. Repeated hard acceleration, high speeds, steep climbs and difficult terrain increase energy demand. Smoother riding and moderate use of available power can help extend the usable distance per charge.

Why does the ENDURO Ebike weigh 67 kg?

The higher mass results from its powerful motor system, large battery, suspension, braking components and structure designed to handle substantially greater loads and performance than a lightweight conventional e-bike.

ENDURO Ebike – High-Power Electric Mobility

The ENDURO Ebike is designed for users who want substantially more power and performance than a conventional city electric bicycle.

Its 3–5 kW electric drive, 60V 36Ah battery, maximum speed of up to 70 km/h, Magura brakes and DMN suspension create a configuration centred on demanding electric mobility rather than ordinary commuting assistance.

For riders seeking a high-power enduro electric bike, 5kW electric bike or electrically driven two-wheeler with off-road-oriented characteristics, the ENDURO Ebike represents one of the most performance-focused options within the Miromax electric transport range.

Its specifications also mean that it should be selected with careful consideration of the intended riding environment, transport requirements, rider experience and applicable legal rules.

For other electric mobility solutions, explore the complete Miromax Eco Transport range.