An e-bike system describes a collection of e-bike parts that work together. Typically, the parts of one e-bike system are not compatible with another.
The fundamental parts of a system are the motor, battery, display, remote, control electronics, wiring harness, and battery charger. You can learn all about the current Bosch e-bike systems on their website.
All of our e-bikes use a mid-drive design, where the motor and control electronics are enclosed
in a drive unit attached to the bike's frame. Drive units are described by their output power,
maximum output torque, and maximum assist speed. You can learn all about the Bosch drive unit lineup on their website.
A good e-bike display is easily readable and not complicated to use. It provides the rider with essential information:
current speed, current power level selection, battery level, remaining range, trip mileage, and total mileage. Premium level displays
offer additional information like trip time, rider cadence, rider output power, and GPS navigation. Bosch makes several displays. Most of them can be
retrofitted if you don't like the stock display on a bike. You can read all about Bosch's display options on their website.
E-bike batteries are described by their nominal voltage (V) and capacity in watt hours (Wh). All Bosch e-bike batteries are 36 volt, so we only use
watt hours when comparing them. Bosch e-bike batteries have a number in their name, ex. Powerpack 500, that describes the number of watt hours. The
larger the number, the greater the capacity, and the greater the range per charge. Some Bosch e-bikes are configured with DualBattery, where two batteries are
attached to the system. You can read all about Bosch's battery options on their website.
This is our best selling ebike. And after eight years of production, we think it has achieved "classic" status. What else is there to improve in its design? Next to nothing.
The Boost appeals to many different types of riders and it can be customized more than any other ebike we sell. At its heart, it's a rugged and simple utility bike that people love because of its ride quality.
The max gross weight of the Boost is 440lbs. The max weight on the rear rack is 130lbs. The front utility tray rack can hold 45lbs. The max rider weight is 260lbs. This thing can haul!
We've sold these to people who use it as a touring bike with a couple of panniers. Other folks have purchased them as a business vehicle. We've got one out there that's a supplies and grocery getter for a B&B in Leavenworth . There's another one in South Seattle being used as a landscaper's primary vehicle. Some people buy it as a dog hauler. And, of course, it excels as a one or two kid hauler.
rider height range
61 to 75 inches
colors
neon orange,
anthracite gray,
bone gray,
titanium gray,
wasabi green,
machine blue
e-bike system
Bosch System 2
drive units
Performance Line Speed,
Performance Line,
Performance Line Sport
display
Purion
battery configs
500Wh PowerPack,
400Wh PowerPack
drivetrain
Shimano Deore 10-speed
rider height range
61 to 75 inches
colors
neon orange,
anthracite gray,
bone gray,
titanium gray,
wasabi green,
machine blue
e-bike system
Bosch System 2
drive units
Performance Line Speed,
Performance Line,
Performance Line Sport