2019
Mountain · E-Bike · Cross Country · Unisex
Frame material Aluminum
Groupset SLX, Deore
Battery Shimano 500Wh
Motor Shimano mid-drive
Weight NULL kg
Wheel size 29
Wheel material Aluminum
Drivetrain 1 X 11
Chain Shimano Cn-E6090
Battery capacity 500 Wh
Tires Vittoria 29
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
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RRP
2 800 € incl. taxes
Observed price — New
1 339 € incl. taxes
Refurbished price
693 € incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
wilier triestina e803XN
About this bike

Meet the Wilier Triestina e803XN 2019: a mountain-oriented bike in the cross country segment with electric pedal assistance. Built around an aluminium frame.

Expect to pay 1 339 € for a new Wilier Triestina e803XN, against an official RRP of 2 800 €. Used or refurbished units land closer to 693 €, depending on condition.

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Specifications
CategoryMountain
SubcategoryCross Country
Year2019
FrameALU 6066/6061 DOUBLE BUTTED, BOOST thru-axle 12x148mm
Frame materialAluminum
ForkSUNTOUR XCR34 AIR BOOST RL 100 MM
WeightNULL kg
SuspensionHardtail
TravelNULL
Sizes XXXXXXXX
Components
Groupset SLX, Deore
Drivetrain 1 X 11
Rear derailleur Shimano SLX M7000
Cassette Shimano CS-HG500-10 11/42T
Chain Shimano CN-E6090
Crank Shimano SM-CRE80 34T
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
Brakes Tektro Orion HD-M745
Handlebar Promax HB-3188TP Riser 9°
Stem Promax DA231
Wheels & Tires
Wheel size 29
Wheel material Aluminum
Rims Rover 29ER, 26 mm Inner Rim Width
Tires Vittoria 29
E-Bike
Motor Shimano mid-drive
Motor description Shimano Steps M7000
Battery Shimano 500Wh
Battery description Shimano BTE8010 semi-integrated 500 Wh
Battery capacity 500 Wh
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