Moto Parilla: Ex-motorcycle manufacturer brings futuristic e-mountain bike

• The Italian brand Moto Parilla is presenting a new e-mountain bike at the EIMCA two-wheeler trade fair.
• The “Tricolore” model was built around a lightweight carbon frame.
• The powerful mid-engine with 90 Newton meters of torque supports up to 25 km/h. There is a choice with the engine.

The Moto Parilla brand is known to motorcycle fans and those interested in e-bikes alike, as it stands for rather unusual bikes like this one. Now there is a new e-mountain bike from the brand, which will celebrate its premiere at the EICMA two-wheeler trade fair (November 10-13 in Milan), where the eye-catching power e-scooter Horwin Sementi 0 will also see the light of day.

Moto Parilla Tricolore in pictures

The e-bike is powered by a 250-watt Polini E-P3+ MX motor, which produces a peak output of 600 watts and a lot of torque. Alternatively, you can also opt for a Bafang drive.

The M620 engine then delivers a powerful 160 Newton meters of torque to the rear wheel. The battery capacity of 880 watt hours is also well above average. The manufacturer promises a range of more than one hundred kilometers. The battery can be removed for charging.

The full-suspension Tricolore weighs 21 kilograms, which is comparatively light for an e-mountain bike of this caliber. All cables are neatly laid in the frame. Noteworthy is the powerful double rear wheel swing arm, which is flanked by a 12-speed gearbox on one side and a hydraulic disc brake on the other.

Like the Fiido e-bike we tested last, the LED light is in the frame. The manufacturer is currently keeping a veil of silence about the price and the various equipment levels. We expect more details at the start of the trade fair in Milan. This manufacturer’s website provides an initial overview of the technical details. We present other e-bike innovations of the season on the linked overview page.