MIG-RR Ducati E-Mountain Bike – New for 2019
Ducati Store UK are pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new E-bike from Ducati.
The MIG-RR The official launch will be in Italy on 4th November at Ducati World Premier, but we have some teaser photos and info on the new mountain bike.
Anyone familiar with the world of mountain bikes will recognize that this is no ordinary e-bike. It has been developed from the Enduro sector of mountain biking. Which is basically to build a bike that can climb any hills, and then descend any terrain as fast as possible. The ultimate all-rounder mountain bike. With the addition of the e-motor, this now makes a mountain bike that can go anywhere – you can arrive at the top of the mountain fresh and ready to take on the fun downhill.
Ducati E-Mountain Bike MIG-RR Gallery
The MIG-RR uses a 29er front wheel, and a 27.5 rear wheel (often referred to a ‘mixer’). The top end components such as Saint Brakes, Fox suspension, and Shimano XT Gears, will make sure the new MIG-RR can handle any trail you throw at it. We look forward to test riding the new Ducati e-bike when we start staking deliveries in January 2019 onwards. Please contact us today if you would like to reserve one of these new Ducati E-Mountain Bikes.
Arriving at our showrooms in Manchester, Stoke, and Preston in Spring 2019.
It can also be ordered online at www.ducatistore.co.uk/shop from January 2019 onwards.
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Official press release from Italy
An exclusive Ducati e-mtb ready for its debut at EICMA 2018
The Ducati MIG-RR – an exclusive enduro e-mtb to complete the new 2019 range – will soon be taking centre-stage at the Ducati World Première and on the Ducati stand at EICMA 2018
The project is the result of a collaboration between Ducati and Thok Ebikes, with design and graphics by Aldo Drudi’s D-Perf and the support of the Ducati Design Center
The Ducati Ebike will be available in Ducati stores across Europe starting from spring 2019
Borgo Panigale (Bologna, Italy), 1 November 2018 – On Sunday 4 November 2018 the Ducati World Première in Milan (streamed live worldwide on www.ducati.com starting at 19.00) will unveil, in addition to the latest Ducati models for 2019, the new Ducati e-mtb, the MIG-RR, an enduro born out of close collaboration with Italian company Thok Ebikes.
E-mountainbikes let cyclists take on climbs that, without the motor boost, wouldn’t be possible and, at the same time, they allow everyone to live the off-road on two wheels in total freedom. E-mtbs sales are booming worldwide. Ducati has now entered this market segment relying on the experience of a specialized company, Thok Ebikes, born from the passion of the BMX and Down Hill champion Stefano Migliorini.
The Ducati MIG-RR, which will make its public debut on the Ducati stand at EICMA 2018 (Fiera Milano Rho, 8-11 November), is a true high-end e-mtb developed by Thok Ebikes specialists in close collaboration with Aldo Drudi’s D-Perf and the Ducati Design Center.
While the new Ducati e-mtb is an offshoot of the popular MIG series produced by Thok, it features some unique technical solutions: wheels with different diameters and suspension set-ups with different degrees of wheel travel (29″ and 170 mm at the front, 27.5″ and 160 mm at the rear) make it a true enduro that meets the needs of even the most demanding rider.
With high-level components such as FOX Factory Kashima suspension, carbon fibre Renthal handlebars, Mavic wheels, 4-caliper Shimano Saint brakes and an 11-speed Shimano XT gear set, the MIG-RR features a Shimano Steps E8000 motor – which puts out 250 Watts with a torque of 70N – powered by a 504 Wh battery.
The battery is positioned underneath the down tube. The resulting low barycentre makes the Ducati MIG-RR an easy-to-ride yet precise bike even on the toughest terrain.
The Ducati MIG-RR will be distributed throughout Europe via the Ducati dealership network starting from spring 2019.
It can also be ordered online at www.ducatistore.co.uk/shop from January 2019 onwards.