Facts at a glance
- Motor
- Rear hub motor (maker and output not published) (rear hub)
- Drivetrain
- Shimano Altus rear derailleur
- Brakes
- Tektro disc
- Frame
- Aluminium, step-over
- Wheels
- 2.0-inch puncture resistant tyres (rim size not published)
Who is this for?
Best suited to
Budget commuters who want the cheapest Ordica, a rear hub e-bike with derailleur gears and disc brakes.
Consider alternatives if
You want a mid-drive motor or full published specs (see the Neo Mid Trekking).
Standout strength
The lowest Ordica price at $2,090, with Shimano Altus gearing and Tektro disc brakes.
Check before buying: Ask the retailer for motor output, battery capacity and weight before committing.
Distributed in Australia by Electric Bike Superstore (retailer, Braeside and Glen Huntly, Victoria).