The lightest bike in Riese & Müller’s 2024 lineup is the UBN Seven Singlespeed, which weighs approximately 18 kg. This bike is powered by the FAZUA RIDE 60 motor and a 430 Wh battery and is designed for urban and commuting use. The lightest specification is equipped with a single-speed drivetrain with a belt drive, making maintenance minimal and maximising reliability.
Whilst the UBN range is the lightest, there are also some slightly heavier bikes in the Riese and Muller lineup that have a potentially broader range of uses and are more suited to tackling hills. New for 2024, the Riese and Muller Culture weighs approximately 21kg with the Touring gearing specification and feels fast and lightweight. At 21kg it is no butterfly but Riese & Müller never set out to make the lightest bikes, so you will still benefit from a responsive and powerful Bosch motor and 400Wh battery.
The benefit of a light bike will be felt in acceleration. In addition, this bike will be easier to push to a top speed because of the narrow tyres. If you wanted to make it even lighter, you could remove the mudguards, rear rack, lights, and suspension seatpost. But it is all these things that, in part, make it a Riese & Müller.
No matter which style of Riese & Müller bike you go for, this will be the lightest combination if you opt for the touring version with the traditional chain and derailleur setup. Find out more in our EDEMO Riese & Müller UK Buyer’s guide
Any questions? Call us on 01453 834300 or email us.
No matter which style of Riese & Müller bike you go for, if you opt for the touring version with the traditional chain and derailleur setup, this will be the lightest combination. Find out more in our EDEMO Riese & Müller UK Buyer’s guide
Any questions? Call us on 01453 834300 or email us.