The Liv Embolden E+ 2 29er Electric Mountain Bike from 2021 is a game - changer. Its powerful SyncDrive Sport motor, along with RideControl ONE's user - friendly controls, gives you the thrill of fast and far riding. The Liv 3F frame design on a 130 mm fork and 120 mm rear suspension is both confidence - inspiring and great for handling. XS frames come with 27.5 - inch wheels, while S - L frames have 29 - inch wheels for perfect balance and maneuverability. With ample stand - over height and a fully - integrated battery, you can easily navigate technical sections. The FlexPoint Suspension ensures quick descents and efficient climbs. Internal cable routing keeps the bike clean, and fender and kickstand compatibility make it suitable for any route. The new fully integrated EnergyPak Smart 625Whr or 500Whr battery, handlebar - mounted RideControl ONE, and Smart Assist Technology let you go farther and faster. The 130 mm front / 120 mm rear suspension creates a fun ride, and fender and rack compatibility make it an ideal backcountry adventure bike. Built with Liv’s 3F Design Philosophy, it offers a geometry that boosts confidence and is tuned by women for the best riding experience. Available in the color Ocean Storm, in sizes XS, S, M, L (XS - S with 27.5' wheels, M - L with 29' wheels).
Using the Liv Embolden E+ 2 29er Electric Mountain Bike is a breeze. First, make sure the battery is fully charged. Turn on the bike using the RideControl ONE on the handlebar. You can select different pedal - assist modes according to your riding needs and the terrain. When riding on flat roads, you can choose a lower - power mode to save battery. For uphill or rough terrains, switch to a higher - power mode for more support. Remember to adjust your seat height for a comfortable riding position. When it comes to safety, always wear a helmet and follow traffic rules. As for maintenance, keep the bike clean after each ride, especially the chain and gears. Wipe off dirt and debris, and use a bike - specific lubricant on the chain regularly. Check the tire pressure frequently and make sure the brakes are working properly. If you notice any unusual noises or problems, take the bike to a professional bike mechanic for inspection.
