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Estarli e20.X

The Estarli e20.X is an electric bike with a 7Ah / 250Wh pack, a 250W motor, a stated range of up to 50 km depending on terrain, rider weight and assist mode, a weight of With battery: 17.8kg Without: 15.6kg, a charge time of 3-5 hours and a load capacity of 115 kg.

Last updated: 2 November 2026

Motor and performance

Motor
250W

“250W, 50Nm Bafang automatic rear hub motor.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Torque
50Nm

“250W, 50Nm Bafang automatic rear hub motor.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Claimed range
Up to 50 km depending on terrain, rider weight and assist mode.

Row from the maker’s page: “Range” | “Up to 50 km depending on terrain, rider weight and assist mode.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Range, single battery
Up to 50 km

“Up to 50 km depending on terrain, rider weight and assist mode.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Payload capacity
115 kg.

Row from the maker’s page: “Max Rider Weight” | “115 kg.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Motor specification
250W, 50Nm Bafang automatic rear hub motor.

Row from the maker’s page: “Motor” | “250W, 50Nm Bafang automatic rear hub motor.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Pedal assist levels
5 selectable power assist modes.

Row from the maker’s page: “Power Modes” | “5 selectable power assist modes.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Battery and charging

Battery
7Ah / 250Wh

“Removable Samsung 7Ah / 250Wh battery.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Charging time, stated for the machine
Approximately 3–5 hours using the optional 12V charger, available separately.

Row from the maker’s page: “12V Charging” | “Approximately 3–5 hours using the optional 12V charger, available separately.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Battery specification
Removable Samsung 7Ah / 250Wh battery.

Row from the maker’s page: “Battery” | “Removable Samsung 7Ah / 250Wh battery.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Charging time
3-5 hours

“Approximately 3-5 hours using the included 110V-240V charger.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Brakes and safety

Brakes
Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes.

Row from the maker’s page: “Brakes” | “Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Lighting
High-lumen integrated front and rear lighting system.

Row from the maker’s page: “Lights” | “High-lumen integrated front and rear lighting system.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Frame and components

Gearing
Automatic 2-speed gearing, designed for hills and flats.

Row from the maker’s page: “Gears” | “Automatic 2-speed gearing, designed for hills and flats.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Mudguards
Included on Pro version models.

Row from the maker’s page: “Mudguards” | “Included on Pro version models.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Display
High-definition TFT display.

Row from the maker’s page: “Display” | “High-definition TFT display.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Frame material
High-strength 6061 aluminium.

Row from the maker’s page: “Frame Material” | “High-strength 6061 aluminium.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Wheel size
20 inch wheel platform with a choice of branded tyres.

Row from the maker’s page: “Wheel Size” | “20 inch wheel platform with a choice of branded tyres.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Size and fit

Weight
With battery: 17.8kg Without: 15.6kg

Row from the maker’s page: “Weight” | “With battery: 17.8kg Without: 15.6kg”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Rider height
One size fits all. Typically suitable for adults from 5'0" to 6'5" in height.

Row from the maker’s page: “Sizing” | “One size fits all. Typically suitable for adults from 5'0" to 6'5" in height.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Identity

Place of origin
Designed, assembled and built in Berkhamsted, UK.

Row from the maker’s page: “Made In” | “Designed, assembled and built in Berkhamsted, UK.”

Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

Sources

  • e20.X – estarliArchived document

    Source: estarli.co.uk/products/e20-x

    Retrieved October 11, 2026