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I am planning to buy an e-bike and I have been wondering what’s the right thing to choose between:

  • 1 X 8 traction, 29”, >500Wh36V • 16Ah → 576Wh battery, or
  • 3 X 9 traction, 27.5”, <500Wh36V • 10.4 Ah → 374Wh battery

The second bike looks more like a bike I have been used to (having many speeds), but it has smaller wheels and battery than the first one which has only 8 speeds though…

I know this shouldn’t be the only parameters when choosing an e-bike, but however, coming from the classical MTB world, I am very tempted to like having more speeds.

How important is to have many gears on a e-bike?


Both are pedal assisted bikes, but assuming that I am using the no pedal assisting, or maybe I just ran out of battery — which one would help more?

I am interested in both: being able to go uphill easily, and reach fast speeds on flat terrain and I am just guessing that the 3x9 would be actually better but I am really unsure...

I am planning to buy an e-bike and I have been wondering what’s the right thing to choose between:

  • 1 X 8 traction, 29”, >500Wh battery, or
  • 3 X 9 traction, 27.5”, <500Wh battery

The second bike looks more like a bike I have been used to (having many speeds), but it has smaller wheels and battery than the first one which has only 8 speeds though…

I know this shouldn’t be the only parameters when choosing an e-bike, but however, coming from the classical MTB world, I am very tempted to like having more speeds.

How important is to have many gears on a e-bike?

I am planning to buy an e-bike and I have been wondering what’s the right thing to choose between:

  • 1 X 8 traction, 29”, 36V • 16Ah → 576Wh battery, or
  • 3 X 9 traction, 27.5”, 36V • 10.4 Ah → 374Wh battery

The second bike looks more like a bike I have been used to (having many speeds), but it has smaller wheels and battery than the first one which has only 8 speeds though…

I know this shouldn’t be the only parameters when choosing an e-bike, but however, coming from the classical MTB world, I am very tempted to like having more speeds.

How important is to have many gears on a e-bike?


Both are pedal assisted bikes, but assuming that I am using the no pedal assisting, or maybe I just ran out of battery — which one would help more?

I am interested in both: being able to go uphill easily, and reach fast speeds on flat terrain and I am just guessing that the 3x9 would be actually better but I am really unsure...

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How important is to have many gears on a e-bike?

I am planning to buy an e-bike and I have been wondering what’s the right thing to choose between:

  • 1 X 8 traction, 29”, >500Wh battery, or
  • 3 X 9 traction, 27.5”, <500Wh battery

The second bike looks more like a bike I have been used to (having many speeds), but it has smaller wheels and battery than the first one which has only 8 speeds though…

I know this shouldn’t be the only parameters when choosing an e-bike, but however, coming from the classical MTB world, I am very tempted to like having more speeds.

How important is to have many gears on a e-bike?