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fahrrad.de reklamation erfahrung Babboe Go Mountain schwarz | 500WH | E-Lastenrad | 2026Babboe Go Mountain Dein Familien Lastenrad mit Komfort Das Babboe Go Mountain ist ein vielseitiges E Lastenrad fr den tglichen Einsatz mit Kindern, Einkufen oder Haustieren. Durch den stabilen Rahmen und die durchdachte Konstruktion geniet du ein sicheres und komfortables Fahrgefhl im Alltag und auf lngeren Strecken. Mehr anzeigen Sicherheit & Technik Mit hydraulischen Tektro Scheibenbremsen und stabilem Dreirad Design bist du jederzeit sicher

Babboe Go Mountain – Dein Familien-Lastenrad mit Komfort

Das Babboe Go Mountain ist ein vielseitiges E-Lastenrad für den täglichen Einsatz mit Kindern, Einkäufen oder Haustieren. Durch den stabilen Rahmen und die durchdachte Konstruktion genießt du ein sicheres und komfortables Fahrgefühl im Alltag und auf längeren Strecken.

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Sicherheit & Technik

Mit hydraulischen Tektro Scheibenbremsen und stabilem Dreirad-Design bist du jederzeit sicher unterwegs. Die Transportbox verfügt über Dreipunkt-Sicherheitsgurte und eine Anti-Rutsch-Matte für zusätzlichen Halt. Beleuchtung von AXA sorgt für gute Sichtbarkeit.

Motor & Leistung

Der Yamaha PWST Mittelmotor mit 70 Nm Drehmoment unterstützt dich zuverlässig – auch bei Steigungen und voller Beladung. Dank leiser Motorcharakteristik genießt du ein angenehmes Fahrerlebnis.

Akku & Reichweite

Der 500 Wh Akku ermöglicht dir Reichweiten von etwa 40 bis 60 km – ideal für den Alltag. Der Akku ist entnehmbar und kann bequem geladen werden.

Schaltung & Antrieb

Die stufenlose Enviolo Nabenschaltung sorgt für besonders komfortables und intuitives Schalten – perfekt für häufiges Anfahren und Stoppen im Stadtverkehr.

Komfort & Alltag

  • Geräumige Holz-Transportbox für bis zu 2 Kinder oder Hunde
  • Bequemer Einstieg dank niedriger Rahmenkonstruktion
  • Lenkungsdämpfer für ruhiges und stabiles Fahrverhalten

Technische Daten

  • Motor: Yamaha PWST Mittelmotor, 70 Nm
  • Akku: 500 Wh, herausnehmbar
  • Schaltung: Enviolo stufenlose Nabenschaltung
  • Bremsen: Tektro hydraulische Scheibenbremsen
  • Zulässiges Gesamtgewicht: 250 kg
  • Gewicht: ca. 75 kg
  • Transportbox: bis 100 kg belastbar, Volumen ca. 250 Liter
  • Anzahl Kinder: bis zu 2 Kinder (mit 2 Dreipunktgurten)

Abmessungen

Das Lastenrad hat eine Länge von ca. 215 cm, eine Breite von ca. 88,4 cm und eine Höhe von ca. 110 cm. Die Transportbox misst etwa 82 cm in der Länge, 63 cm in der Breite und 55 cm in der Höhe.

Fazit

Das Babboe Go Mountain ist ein durchdachtes E-Lastenrad für Familien, das Komfort, Sicherheit und Funktionalität perfekt kombiniert. Ideal für Alltag, Transport und gemeinsame Ausflüge.

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Stabiles dreirädriges E-Lastenrad mit Yamaha Motor, Enviolo Schaltung und großer Transportbox – perfekt für Familien und Alltag.

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