Monarc Bikes is offering a soon-to-end Last Call Summer deal to score the largest ever $838 FREE bundle (extra battery, smart helmet, and stem bag) with its Tracer Urban Commuter Smart e-bike at $1,899 shipped, as well as the Marker All-Terrain Smart e-bike at $1,999 shipped. We’ve previously seen these two e-bikes getting bundles of either an extra battery and smart helmet or an extra battery and stem bag, but for a short time longer you can score all three in one package, giving you extra storage, up to 120/130 miles of travel, and a smart helmet that provides integrated Bluetooth audio, automatic safety lighting, and rear-vehicle alerts. Head below to learn about these two e-bike’s features.
Starting with Monarc’s Tracer e-bike, this is a smarter commuting option that gets two 48V 15Ah/20Wh batteries for up to 130 miles of travel with both at a full charge, powering a 750W Bafang B750 rear hub motor (1,638W peak) that can max out at 28 MPH. What’s really nice is that each of those batteries only need about three hours to recharge, as well as the e-bike having both torque and cadence sensors that you can toggle between as you ride.
Among some of the smart features offered here, you’ll have turn-by-turn navigation, as well as add-on Bluetooth accessories like a rear traffic radar, and all the features provided from the smart helmet. Mechanical features include Kenda K-RAD Tires with pre-installed slime for puncture resistance, a Gneiss reverse-arch suspension fork, hydraulic quad-piston front and rear brakes, a 9-speed Shimano Cues derailleur, integrated front and rear lighting (with brake lighting, hazard lighting, and left/right turn signals), a 330-pound max rider payload, a custom 3.5-inch TouchDisplay, and more.
For a more hybrid riding experience that can head off road, there is the Monarc Marker e-bike, which can travel for up to 120 miles on each full charge of the two batteries, with the same motor setup hitting 28 MPH top speeds, as well as the same dual sensor options and smart features to utilize. Where things differ is the mechanical features, which include a Gneiss reverse-arch suspension fork, custom Kenda all-terrain tires with pre-installed puncture-resistant slime, hydraulic quad-piston front and rear brakes, a 9-speed Shimano Cues derailleur, integrated front and rear lighting (with brake lighting, hazard lighting, and left/right turn signals), a 330-pound max payload, a custom 3.5-inch TouchDisplay, and more.
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Monarc Tracer Urban Commuter Smart e-bike features:
The Tracer is designed for the urban rider who craves excitement on the commute. Take that hidden alley shortcut, cruise down a park path, or detour for your favorite coffee. Skip the parking stress and breeze past gridlock. It’s time to rewrite the rules of the morning rush.
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