2022

COOP CTY e2.1

Urban · E-Bike · Commuter · Unisex
Frame material Aluminum
Groupset Alivio, Acera
Weight 22.91 kg
Wheel size 27.5
Wheel material Aluminum
Drivetrain 1 X 9
Chain Shimano For E-Bike
Battery capacity 418 Wh
Tires Schwalbe Big Ben 27.5...
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
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RRP
€1,653 incl. taxes
Observed price — New
€1,085 incl. taxes
Refurbished price
€629 incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
coop CTY e2.1

About this bike

Coop engineered the CTY e2.1 2022 as an urban bike in the commuter segment with electric pedal assistance. Built around an aluminium frame.

Expect to pay €1,085 for a new Coop CTY e2.1, against an official RRP of €1,653. Used or refurbished units land closer to €629, depending on condition.

Browse the live offers below or jump to the similar bikes section to compare the Coop CTY e2.1 with its closest rivals.

Specifications

CategoryUrban
SubcategoryCommuter
Year2022
Frame6061 Aluminum
Frame materialAluminum
ForkSuntour MOBIE-A32, 75 millimeters
Weight22.91 kg
SuspensionHardtail
TravelNULL
Colors XXXXXXXX
Sizes XXXXXXXX

Components

Groupset Alivio, Acera
Drivetrain 1 X 9
Rear derailleur Shimano Alivio RD-M3100, 9-speed
Cassette Shimano HG200; 11-34, 9-speed
Chain Shimano for e-bike
Crank Shimano FC-E5010
Bottom bracket Shimano
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
Brakes Shimano Altus Hydraulic Disc Brake
Brake levers Shimano
Handlebar Co-op Cycles 6061 aluminum
Stem Promax HQ adjustable
Saddle Co-op Comfort Plus with memory foam
Seatpost Co-op aluminum
Pedals FPD alloy

Wheels & Tires

Wheel size 27.5
Wheel material Aluminum
Rims Co-op Cycles double-wall, 36h
Tires Schwalbe Big Ben 27.5 x 1.95 in.
Tire width 1.95"

E-Bike

Motor torque 40 Nm
Battery capacity 418 Wh

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