⚡ Econic One Urban — comfortable electric mobility for everyday city rides
Econic One Urban is a practical electric bike designed for everyday city mobility, relaxed commuting and comfortable longer rides on bike lanes, asphalt, cobblestones and mixed urban surfaces. It combines a clean aluminium frame, a smooth Bafang rear hub motor, a 460Wh battery and comfort-focused components that make daily riding easier and more enjoyable.
The model uses a Bafang rear hub motor with 250W nominal power and up to 45Nm of torque. This setup offers smooth electric assistance for city riding, flat routes, light climbs and everyday commuting, while keeping the bike simple, efficient and easy to maintain.
The 460Wh battery is integrated into the aluminium frame and provides assisted range of up to 100 km, depending on terrain, rider weight, assist level, tyre pressure and weather conditions.
🚲 Built for comfort, stability and everyday use
Econic One Urban is built around a strong Aluminium 6061 frame and a comfort-oriented SR Suntour NCX-D-AIR 700C suspension fork with 63 mm travel. This makes the bike more forgiving on rough city streets, paving stones and uneven surfaces.
The Vittoria E-Randonneur 700C x 48C tyres add extra comfort and stability, while still rolling efficiently on asphalt. They are well suited for daily commuting, bike paths and mixed city surfaces where confidence and comfort matter more than aggressive off-road performance.
🛞 Practical urban equipment
For control and safety, the bike is equipped with Shimano BR-MT201 hydraulic disc brakes with 180 mm front and 160 mm rear rotors. The 9-speed Shimano Alivio drivetrain gives a reliable and practical gear range for daily riding, city climbs and relaxed weekend routes.
The Urban also includes practical city equipment such as mudguards, front LED light, rear light, kickstand, bell and chain guard. This makes it a strong choice for riders who want a ready-to-use electric bike for commuting, errands, leisure rides and everyday transport.
🔋 Simple, efficient and easy to live with
Compared with the more powerful mid-drive City Bandit, Econic One Urban is focused on comfort, simplicity and relaxed city use. The rear hub motor keeps the ride smooth and predictable, while the suspension fork and wider urban tyres improve comfort on everyday routes.
Econic One Urban is the official product name, but many customers also search for the same model as EconicOne Urban. This page refers to the same original Econic One / EconicOne city electric bike configuration.
If you are looking for a practical electric bike for commuting, bike lanes and everyday transport, you can also explore our electric bikes category.
For maintenance, diagnostics and long-term support, visit our E-Bike Repair & Diagnostics Service page.
For compatible replacement components and service-related parts, you can also check the Bafang torque sensor bottom bracket product page or contact us to confirm compatibility before ordering.
Component specification may vary by production batch. Equivalent or higher-quality components may be used when necessary. We can confirm the exact configuration before delivery.
⚙️ Technical specifications
| Frame | Aluminium 6061 |
|---|---|
| Battery | 460Wh, 36V |
| Motor | Bafang rear hub motor, 250W, 45Nm |
| Display | Bafang DP E160, CAN |
| Controller | Bafang, mounted in the frame, CAN |
| Charger | 36V, 100-240V, 2A |
| Fork | SR Suntour NCX-D-AIR LO DS 700C, 63 mm |
| Brakes | Shimano BR-MT201 hydraulic disc brakes |
| Brake rotors | 180 mm front / 160 mm rear |
| Shifter | 9-speed Shimano Alivio |
| Rear derailleur | 9-speed Shimano Alivio |
| Cassette | 9-speed Shimano 11-36T |
| Chain | 9-speed Shimano |
| Handlebar | Aluminium 31.8 mm, black, 620 / 640 mm |
| Stem | Ahead, 31.8 mm, 50 mm for M / 80 mm for L and XL |
| Sensor | Integrated torque and PAS sensor, 73 mm |
| Crankset | 170 mm, JYS / Bafang |
| Saddle | Selle Italia ST 5 Flow |
| Seatpost | 31.6 mm, 350 mm aluminium |
| Seat clamp | 34.9 mm with QR, aluminium |
| Front hub | 36H, O.L.D. 9×100 mm QR Shimano |
| Rims | 28/29”, double wall, 36 holes |
| Tyres | Vittoria E-Randonneur 700C x 48C |
| Spokes | 2 mm 14G |
| Grips | Ergonomic |
| Gear housing | Shimano |
| Pedals | FPD NW-303NF, wide |
| Chain guard | SKS |
| Front light | Sate-Lite C7 Plus |
| Rear light | Battery-operated rear light |
| Bell | PVC bell |
| Mudguards | Eurofender 58 mm matt black |
| Kickstand | 40 mm, Nuvo |
| Rear rack | Optional |
| Frame sizes | M / L / XL |
| Maximum assisted speed | 25 km/h |
| Maximum range | Up to 100 km |
❓ FAQ
Is EconicOne Urban the same product as Econic One Urban?
Yes. Econic One Urban is the official spaced brand spelling, while EconicOne Urban is a common compact search spelling used by customers. Both refer to the same electric bike model.
What type of riding is the Econic One Urban suitable for?
Econic One Urban is suitable for city riding, commuting, bike lanes, errands, relaxed weekend rides and mixed urban surfaces.
What motor does Econic One Urban use?
The model uses a Bafang rear hub motor with 250W nominal power and up to 45Nm of torque.
What is the battery capacity?
Econic One Urban is equipped with a 460Wh battery.
What range can I expect?
The maximum assisted range is up to 100 km. Real-world range depends on terrain, rider weight, assist level, tyre pressure and weather conditions.
Does it have a suspension fork?
Yes. The Urban uses an SR Suntour NCX-D-AIR 700C suspension fork with 63 mm travel for improved comfort on uneven city surfaces.
Does it have hydraulic disc brakes?
Yes. The model uses Shimano BR-MT201 hydraulic disc brakes with 180 mm front and 160 mm rear rotors.
What is the difference between Urban and City Bandit?
Urban is focused on comfort, simplicity and relaxed city riding with a rear hub motor and suspension fork. City Bandit is a more powerful mid-drive city/trekking model with a Bafang M410 80Nm motor and a more premium drivetrain configuration.
Which frame sizes are available?
The model is available in M, L and XL frame sizes.
Is EconicOne Urban the same product as Econic One Urban?
Yes. Both names refer to the same electric bike model. “Econic One” is the spaced brand spelling, while “EconicOne” is a compact search spelling used by some customers.




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