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In this video, we take a detailed look at Propain's new Sresh, a 150mm rear and 160mm front travel e-bike built for rugged trails. Equipped with Shimano's EP801 motor, delivering 85Nm of torque and a 626Wh removable battery, this bike is ready for bike park, steep tech and fast trails as well as punchy climbs. We’ll dive into its Burly build featuring a Fox 38 fork and DHX2 coil, along with the bike’s sleek "Blend Carbon" frame design, ASM Category 5 certification, and fully customisable options. ETHICS, DISCLAIMER and TRANSPARENCY: Propain hired me to test the bike, review it and to produce a video for on my YouTube channel, and is such labelled as a paid partnership on YouTube. Propain have had no direct input on this content or any editorial or narrative control over the video. Propain do not see the video before it goes live. This paid partnership with Propain has allowed me time to test the bike and also film and edit working with an independent film crew to help capture the bike shots and produce the video content. Watch as we test the Sresh on, technical trails, exploring its impressive suspension performance, agility, and power updates like Shimano’s new EP801 overrun feature, which helps on tough climbs. We’ll also touch on aesthetics, battery management, and personal setup choices. If you’re an active rider looking for a lively, hard-hitting e-bike that balances trail agility with Enduro-level toughness, this could be your next ride. For more details on Propain’s custom build options, check out their online configurator at Propain Bicycles. Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction to the Propain Sresh 1:30 - Shimano EP801 Motor and Overrun Feature 2:18 - Suspension Setup (Fox 38 & DHX2 Coil) 3:00 - Riding Impressions: Fast, Technical Trails 4:05 - Bike Agility and Handling 5:12 - Shimano Motor Updates and Climbing 6:00 - Battery Removal and Weight 7:00 - Final Thoughts and Conclusion #PropainSresh #EbikeReview #ShimanoEP801 #ElectricMountainBike #TrailBike #MountainBiking