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£2,399 | View offer Pros Wonderfully smooth and capable torque sensing motor assist Feels comfortable and safe to ride Great hardwired lighting system Good range for a medium-sized battery Low maintenance, oil-free belt drive Reasonably lightweight Cons Like all single speeds there is a limit to the steepness of hills you can climb No racks to carry your stuff with as standard You need to subscribe to get extra services such as anti-theft tracking Features Lightweight rear hub drive Alloy mudguards and sturdy kickstand Daytime running ‘be-seen’ lights and turn on/off night time light for unlit roads SP Connect phone mount on handlebar stem to access app Electronic alarm and lock Specifications Motor: MiVice M070 Battery: 360Wh, Vestel branded, removable for charging Range: Estimated 50 miles in moderately hilly conditions Weight: 21.2kg Brakes: Tektro Hydraulic Disc brake HD-T3020 Saddle: Velo VL-3625 Tyres: Innova 27.5 x 2.2” (56-584 mm) large volume semi-slick Suspension: Rigid frame and fork Frame material: Aluminium Gearing: Single speed with Gates belt drive Raleigh One review: Urban simplicity The Raleigh One is all about simplifying e-biking and the bike looks strikingly simple and the spec is pretty straightforward too – beneath the svelte exterior though lies a box of sophisticated electronics that allow for a smooth assisted pedalling experience with a host security and mapping features also available via a smartphone app