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A well-equipped trekking bike with torque-sensing support
The NCM T7s combines a step-through aluminium frame with a large 912 Wh removable battery and torque-sensing pedal assistance. It is aimed at regular journeys and longer leisure routes where battery capacity, comfortable contact points and practical controls matter. Hydraulic disc brakes, eight-speed gearing and a suspension fork give the bike a more complete trekking specification than a basic city model.
A battery built around longer outings
The 48 V, 19 Ah Das-Kit battery is the largest-capacity element of this setup. It includes TAG tracking technology and can be removed from the frame for charging. Actual distance varies with elevation, load and support level, so the extra capacity is best understood as stored energy rather than a fixed number of kilometres for every rider.
Assistance with useful ride information
A torque sensor links motor support to your pedal input, and the 250 W X15 rear motor supplies the assistance. The C8 display has a USB connection and provides the system interface. Tracking functions depend on the associated technology and service arrangements, while the conventional gears remain available to help you manage pedalling cadence.
Comfort-focused suspension and contact points
The RST Angel-TNL fork has a hydraulic lock system, allowing the front suspension setup to be adjusted for the route. A Selle Royal Lookin saddle and Promax stem complement the step-through frame. Tyre dimensions vary with the 26- or 28-inch wheel version; the final wheel and frame combination should be checked when selecting your fit.
Braking and transmission detail
Das-Kit hydraulic disc brakes use 180 mm rotors at both ends. The eight-speed transmission combines Shimano Altus shifting with an Acera derailleur and an 11-32T freewheel. A 46T crank and KMC chain complete the drive, while the listed 70 lux front light supports visibility on regular journeys.
At a glance
912 Wh removable battery with TAG technology
Torque sensor and 250 W rear-hub assistance
RST Angel fork with hydraulic lock system
Das-Kit hydraulic discs with 180 mm rotors
Shimano eight-speed transmission
C8 display with USB and 70 lux front light
Detailed specifications
Electric system
Battery
Das-Kit, i7-4819, 48V 19AH, 912WH, with TAG Technology
Motor
Das-Kit, X15, rear-drive motor, 48V 250W, 25KM/H
Controller
Das-Kit, T7, 48V 18A
Charger
Das Kit, 48V 3A
Display
Das-Kit, C8, with USB
Listed weight without battery
24.6KG
Battery weight
4.8KG
Assistance sensor
Torque sensor
Battery capacity
912 Wh; 48 V, 19 Ah
Battery tracking
TAG technology
Frame & contact points
Frame
Alu. 6061, 26x430mm, Alu. 6061, 28x460mm
Fork
RST, ANGEL-TNL 26, with hydraulic lock system, Magnesium
Select the wheel and frame combination around rider fit, and allow for the battery when assessing carrying or storage weight. Manufacturer weights vary slightly between listings and sizes. The total load figure includes bike and rider. We will confirm size, colour and supplied tracking arrangements before payment.
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