Spurt – Model P27 Matt Black

Spurt Electric bicycles have a suspension fork in the front to help absorb impact on the front wheel, but the rear of the bike has no suspension—ergo a hardtail. Hardtails are typically less expensive than full-suspension bikes and have fewer moving parts (which often translates into less maintenance).

Spurt P27 model have the ability to lock out the front fork for times when a fully rigid bike is desired.

Cross-country riders typically gravitate toward Spurt Electric bicycle P27  as this model allows more direct transfer of power between the pedal stroke and the rear tire. Model Spurt P27 can also be at home on all-mountain trails, and the lower cost and easier maintenance make them a solid option for everything except serious lift-serviced downhill trails.