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Best Budget Electric Mountain Bikes | Decathlon vs Giant vs Polygon vs Yamaha

If you're looking to buy a high end electric mountain bike, the world is your oyster. But what about the other end of the market? What do you get for £4k or less? We got together four of the best budget electric mountain bikes with prices tags of £4k or less and put them to the test... and the results were surprising to say the least! Find the best deals on these bikes here: Polygon Siskiu: https://hawk.ly/m/Polygon-Siskiu-T7E/... Decathlon Rockrider: https://hawk.ly/m/Decathlon-Rockrider... Giant Stance E+ 1: https://hawk.ly/m/Giant-Stance-E+-1/i... Yamaha Moro 7: https://www.yamaha-motor.eu/gb/en/ebi... Time stamps: 00:00 - Intro 02:07 - Decathlon Rockrider E Expl 520 S 08:20 - Giant Stance E+1 16:15 - Yamaha Moro 07 24:35 - Polygon Siskiu T7E The bikes we reviewed are the Decathlon Rockrider E-Expl 520S, the Giant Stance E+ 1, the Yamaha Moro 7, and the Polygon Siskiu T7E. Sports superstore Decathlon, has been selling e-bikes for a number of years, but its Rockrider E-Expl 520S looks like its best model yet. It gets air-sprung suspension, an alloy frame, removable 500Wh battery, Brose motor, and even a dropper post. All for £2,999. Giant makes bikes for many other brands and has arguably the most sophisticated frame building tech on the planet. Hence it's alloy Stance frame, with Flexpoint suspension design, looks sleek and feels solid. It also comes with a Yamaha motor with plenty of power and torque, and a 625Wh battery. Price? £3,999 from a Giant dealer or online. But Yamaha doesn't just make motors... The Moro 7 is the motorcycle brand's first emtb, boasting a unique twin-spar frame that encloses the battery and shock like a motorbike engine. It also gets some impressively high end parts for its £4,150 price tag. Finally we have the Polygon Siskiu T7E, available from outdoor superstore, Go Outdoors. It costs £4k, but you'll need to be a Go Outdoors member to get that price. Fortunately, membership only costs £5! With proper enduro geometry and a genuine Shimano motor and 630Wh battery, this looks like a bike that can be shredded to within an inch of its life. Find out what happened – and there were highs, lows, and drama along the way – by watching the video and reading the reviews on MBR.co.uk – links below. https://www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/electri... https://www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/electri... https://www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/electri... https://www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/electri... We may earn a commission when purchasing through affiliate links in this description. Click here to subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/MBRmagaz... More at: MBR: http://www.mbr.co.uk/ Facebook:   / mbrmagazine   Twitter:   / mbrmagazine   Instagram:   / mbrmagazine