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Future of E-MTB Control? Orbea’s RS iDropper Might Be the Lightest, Smartest Dropper Post Yet

Future of E-MTB Control? Orbea’s RS iDropper Might Be the Lightest, Smartest Dropper Post Yet

Orbea has launched the RS iDropper, the first electronically controlled dropper post integrated into an e-bike’s main battery and control system. The 646g, 240mm post features internal cable routing and programmable drop settings using a built-in sensor. It debuts on 2025 Orbea Rise models and is exclusive to Orbea’s Shimano EP8 RS-based e-bikes. No separate battery or dropper lever is required.
19 September 2025
Trek Rail+ Gen 5 e-MTB Lineup Shreds Trails with Big Upgrades – Full Comparison & Review

Trek Rail+ Gen 5 e-MTB Lineup Shreds Trails with Big Upgrades – Full Comparison & Review

Trek’s 2025 Rail+ Gen 5 e-mountain bikes feature a new frame with 160 mm travel, Bosch Performance Line CX Gen 5 motor (85 Nm), and an 800 Wh removable battery. All models use Bosch’s Smart System and offer a 250 Wh Range Extender option. Prices range from about $5,999 for the alloy Rail+ 5 to $11,499 for the carbon Rail+ 9.9. Weight for size M varies from 23.7 kg (9.7) to 25.1 kg (5, 8).
3 September 2025
Trek Fuel+ Gen 2 E-MTBs: Bigger Battery, More Power – How Trek’s New Fuel EXe Lineup Outshines the Original

Trek Fuel+ Gen 2 E-MTBs: Bigger Battery, More Power – How Trek’s New Fuel EXe Lineup Outshines the Original

Trek’s new Fuel+ Gen 2 e-MTBs for 2025 feature a 60 Nm motor and 580 Wh battery, replacing the original Fuel EXe’s 50 Nm and 360 Wh. The Fuel+ range includes EX, MX, and LX versions with up to 160 mm rear travel on a modular frame. Prices start around £4,400 and reach £10,300 for top models. Original Fuel EXe bikes saw discounts in 2024, dropping from about $6,500 to $3,800.
3 September 2025
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