Discover the 2024 Focus Jam² 6.9 Electric Mountain Bike with a 750Wh battery, a game - changer for your most daring adventures. Powered by Bosch's Performance CX e - drive, it gives you the muscle to take on any terrain with ease. The FOX 36 Factory suspension fork, Shimano XT 1x12 shifting, and Sram DB8 4 - piston brakes guarantee precision and reliability on every ride. Its strong aluminium frame, combined with 160mm suspension, offers both long - lasting durability and a comfortable ride. With this bike, you can confidently tackle trails and experience the excitement of electric - assisted exploration. **Powerful Performance**: Fitted with a Bosch Performance CX Smart motor that generates 85 Nm of torque and a 750Wh battery, it offers amazing electric - assisted power for challenging terrains. **Precision Handling**: The FOX 36 Factory suspension fork with 160 mm travel and FOX Float X Performance rear shock with 150 mm travel ensure a smooth ride over rough trails. **Premium Components**: Shimano Deore XT 1x12 shifting, Sram DB8 4 - piston brakes, and DT SWISS H1900 wheels provide reliable gear changes, excellent braking, and top - notch control on each journey.

Using the Focus Jam² 6.9 Electric Mountain Bike is a breeze. First, make sure the battery is fully charged. Turn on the bike using the Bosch LED Remote. You can adjust the level of electric assistance according to your needs and the terrain you're riding on. When shifting gears, use the Shimano Deore XT shifter smoothly. For braking, just squeeze the Shimano XT brake levers gently. Here are some important things to note. Don't ride the bike in extremely wet or muddy conditions for a long time, as it may damage the components. When you're not using the bike, store it in a dry place. Avoid over - charging or completely draining the battery. For maintenance, regularly clean the bike with a mild soap and water. Check the tire pressure before each ride. Lubricate the chain every few rides to keep it running smoothly. Inspect the brakes and gears regularly to ensure they're in good working condition. If you notice any problems, it's best to take the bike to a professional bike mechanic.