Vanpowers, a leader in sustainable e-bike technology, is thrilled to announce that their latest masterpiece, the GrandTeton series, will be available for pre-sale starting August 10th.
The all-terrain mountain e-bike, GrandTeton, seamlessly blends advanced technology with rugged performance, making it the perfect choice for off-road enthusiasts. Available in two models—Ultra and Pro—these e-bikes are equipped with a torque sensor and a powerful motor, enabling speeds of up to 20 mph. Its removable battery, combined with an additional power bank, can extend the riding range to an impressive 130 miles. Built to handle any condition, the GrandTeton features puncture-resistant 4” fat tires and high-intensity headlights. Safety is further enhanced with Tektro 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes and a sophisticated suspension system.
GrandTeton-Ultra emphasizes efficiency and performance with its mid-drive motor, lighter weight, and pedal-assist only mode, suitable for cyclists valuing smooth handling and longer battery range. This model also offers smart features like GPS tracking, emergency SOS, and over-the-air software updates.
GrandTeton-Pro caters to versatility with its powerful hub motor, inclusion of both pedal-assist and throttle modes, and additional practical features like a rear rack and fenders, appealing to riders looking for a more robust and utilitarian biking experience.
To celebrate the launch of the GrandTeton series, Vanpowers introduced a “Ride and Share Rewards” promotion: from August 10th to 17th, you can enjoy up to $900 off when purchasing the GrandTeton. It is the first and largest special discount for this model. This is a fantastic opportunity to own this top-tier electric bike at an unbeatable price.
According to Vanpowers, the number of GrandTeton units available for this promotion is limited, so it’s first come, first served. For more details about the event, please visit Vanpowers’ Facebook page or website.
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