2024
Greyp - G6.4 PRO
Mountain · E-Bike · Enduro · Unisex
Frame material Carbon
Wheel size 29
Drivetrain 1 X 12
Chain Sram Sx Eagle
Tires Front: Pirelli Scorpio...
Brake type Sram Db8 (4 Pistons)
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RRP
8 239 € incl. taxes
Observed price — New
6 674 € incl. taxes
Refurbished price
4 228 € incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
greyp G6.4 PRO
About this bike

The Greyp G6.4 PRO 2024 is a mountain bike in the enduro segment with electric pedal assistance. Built around a carbon frame.

Price-wise, brands list the G6.4 PRO at 8 239 € MSRP. Real listings for a new unit hover around 6 674 €, and refurbished units typically sell near 4 228 €.

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Specifications
CategoryMountain
SubcategoryEnduro
Year2024
FrameGreyp G6, full T700 carbon, suspension travel 150 mm
Frame materialCarbon
ForkRock Shox Lyrik Select, 29", Charger RC, DebonAir+, travel 150mm
SuspensionFull
Rear shockRock Shox Monarch RT, 216X63, SoloAir
Components
Drivetrain 1 X 12
Rear derailleur SRAM NX Eagle 12-speed
Cassette SRAM PG-1210 Eagle 11-50T
Chain SRAM SX Eagle
Crank Greyp custom, 165mm, ISIS, Alloy forged
Brake type Sram Db8 (4 Pistons)
Brakes 203mm front / 203mm rear
Handlebar Riser bar, width 780mm
Stem Greyp custom 50mm with integrated CIM (Central Intelligence Module)
Headset FSA Gravity SX pro
Saddle Fi"zi:k Monte
Seatpost KS SHOCK - LEV-DX
Pedals Greyp custom flat pedal, die-cast Alloy & Cr-Mo axle
Wheels & Tires
Wheel size 29
Rims Front: SUNringle Duroc SD37 Comp, 29" Boost, Rear: SUNringle Duroc SD37 Comp, 27.5" Boost
Tires Front: Pirelli Scorpion e-MTB M, 29" x 2.60", Rear: Pirelli Scorpion e-MTB M, 27.5" x 2.60"
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