2019
Yuba - Spicy Curry Bosch
Urban · E-Bike · Cargo/Long-Tail · Unisex
Frame material Aluminum
Groupset Deore
Weight 29.94 kg
Wheel material Aluminum
Drivetrain 1 X 10
Chain Kmc X10E 10-Speed
Tires Schwalbe Big Apple Plu...
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
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RRP
4 133 € incl. taxes
Observed price — New
1 977 € incl. taxes
Refurbished price
1 023 € incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
yuba Spicy Curry Bosch
About this bike

The Yuba Spicy Curry Bosch 2019 is an urban bike in the cargo/long tail segment with electric pedal assistance. Built around an aluminium frame.

The Yuba Spicy Curry Bosch carries an RRP of 4 133 €; the live observed price for a new unit averages 1 977 €, and refurbished offers cluster around 1 023 €.

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Specifications
CategoryUrban
SubcategoryCargo/Long-Tail
Year2019
Frame6005-T6 aluminum
Frame materialAluminum
ForkSpicy Curry chromoly 1.5 threadless with disc tabs
Fork materialSteel
Weight29.94 kg
SuspensionRigid
TravelNULL
Sizes XXXXXXXX
Components
Groupset Deore
Drivetrain 1 X 10
Rear derailleur Shimano Deore LX
Cassette Shimano, 11-32, 10-speed
Chain KMC X10e 10-speed
Crank Samox 170mm 20t
Bottom bracket Unavailable
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
Brakes Shimano M396 hydraulic Hydraulic Disc Brake
Brake levers Shimano M396
Handlebar Intek 31.8mm City handlebar
Stem Promax adjustable
Saddle Velo Comfort
Seatpost 30.9mm aluminum 400mm
Pedals VP-501 alloy
Wheels & Tires
Wheel material Aluminum
Rims Shining DB-32 MTB double-wall, front: 36h; rear: 48h
Tires Schwalbe Big Apple Plus, front: 26 x 2.15; rear: 20 x 2.0
Tire width 2.15"
E-Bike
Motor torque 75 Nm
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