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Always one step ahead: 2019, Bosch eBike Systems is celebrating its 10th anniversary - still maintaining the agility and spirit of a start-up, combined with the power of a global corporation.

Bosch eBike Systems goes bigger and better at Crankworx Rotorua 2019. Bosch eBike Systems was a major sponsor at this year’s Crankworx Rotorua – the world’s largest mountain biking festival.

Bosch eBike Systems will partner with Marleen Wholesalers Ltd. to provide exclusive servicing support to the New Zealand market in the latter half of 2019.

In September, Bosch conducted the second ever Dealer Camp series in New Zealand, hosting interactive workshops in six locations across the country.

Bosch eBike Systems introduces Sport drive unit that offers riders pedal-assistance of up to 32km/h. The 32km/h drive unit will be a sport offering for riders looking for more dynamic experience. The Sport drive unit is designed to cater to the unique and diverse New Zealand market

The battery is the pedelec’s power source. It supplies the motor with the electrical energy that is required to provide power assistance when cycling. So it is hardly surprising that there is frequent discussion and “talking shop” about the eBike’s battery in particular. What is the difference between batteries? How far can you go on a fully charged battery? What do you have to remember about storage? Thomas Raica, head of technical customer application, here provides information and advice.

Bosch eBike Systems participated in the world’s largest mountain bike festival - The Crankworx World Tour in Rotorua, New Zealand from March 21 to March 25, 2018. During this 5-day event, Bosch eBike Systems demonstrated the Performance CX Line with eMTB mode to mountain biking lovers from all over the world.

Hear from the Bosch team about the business, plans for the New Zealand market and product innovations on the horizon!