VooDoo Bizango-E

Electric CapabilityBuilding on the success of the award-winning Voodoo Bizango mechanical bike, Voodoo have equipped the Bizango-E with a lightweight Shimano EP6 motor that delivers an impressive 85Nm of torque, giving you extra support and power to help you discover trails previously out of reach or just get some more laps in at the trail centre than your legs usually allow.The Shimano EP6 system offers three customisable levels of assistance—Eco, Trail, and Boost—so you can easily adjust the power to suit your riding style and the demands of the trail. Controlled from a simple and intuitive LCD display on the handlebars, switching between modes is effortless, giving you full control over your ride.Trail ReadyThe Bizango-E features modern trail geometry with a 66.5° head angle giving you control and confidence when things get steep without being too extreme still allowing for an exhilarating ride even on flatter trails.The Shimano CUES 1×10 drivetrain delivers smooth, reliable performance. With a quick shift, you can easily move through the wide-range 11-48 tooth cassette, knowing there’s always a gear to help you tackle any climb. And when you’re ready to pick up speed on the way down, the Shimano MT200 hydraulic brakes provide powerful, confidence-boosting stopping power.Better EquippedFitted with a RockShox Psylo Silver R fork, providing 140mm of incredibly supple, travel. Featuring a low maintenance coil spring, the Bizango-E is ready to rip, straight out of the box.The WTB Volt saddle sits on a dropper post, allowing you to quickly adjust the seat height as you ride, so you’re always in the perfect position for climbing or descending.Maxxis Forekasters are the perfect “fit and forget” tyre choice for the UK’s varying and unpredictable weather. They feature a versatile tread pattern that rolls fast while offering more cornering stability and braking performance than Maxxis’ more XC-focused options.RangeAll electric bikes specify a maximum mileage range achievable on a single battery charge. This represents the furthest distance under optimal conditions; however, several factors can influence this range:The combined weight of the rider and any luggage.The assistance mode selected.The cycling route (e.g. type of terrain and inclines).Temperature and climate (e.g. cold weather will decrease the performance of the battery).Tyre pressure.Wind speed and direction.