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Myland Margherita 28" 7sp e-Bike 378Wh Size 46, Green Classic
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- Today's price
- €1,034.10
- Lowest price of the last 30 days
- €1,034.10
- Manufacturer's recommended price
- €1,149.00 (10% less)
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Size: 46
Frame: Aluminum
Fork: Rigid
Derailleur: Shimano
Crankset: 42T
Cassette: 7-speed
Brakes: V-brake
Wheel size: 28"
Tires: 700x40
Motor type: Hub, 40Nm
Battery type: Integrated, non-removable
Battery capacity: 36V 10.5A 378Wh
Data sheet
- Diameter
- 28"
- Gender
- Men
Women - Material
- Aluminium
- Code
- Shifting
- Mechanical
- Brakes
- Rim brake
- Groupset
- Shimano Other
- Suspension
- Rigid
- Type
- City - Trekking
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Who it is for and how to use it
Ideal for
Urban and trekking use
Designed for those looking for a city and trekking e-bike with an aluminium frame, 28" wheels and a rigid setup. The 40 Nm hub motor and 378 Wh battery make it suitable for daily commuting and light mixed-surface rides.
For those who want simple and linear assisted riding
Suitable for riders who prefer a Shimano drivetrain and V-Brake brakes, with a straightforward setup and limited routine maintenance. The 46 frame size makes it targeted for a precise fit.
Urban routes with light extra-urban sections
Suitable for those alternating city journeys and trekking routes without demanding sporting requirements. The aluminium frame and rigid fork prioritise a simple, functional structure.
Use cases
Ideal
Daily commuting in the city
Suitable for urban use thanks to 28" wheels, a 40 Nm hub motor and a City - Trekking setup.
28" wheels · Hub motor · Urban use
Very suitable
Trekking rides on regular surfaces
The rigid fork and 700x40 tyres make it consistent with trekking routes and smooth sections.
Rigid fork · 700x40 tyres · Trekking
Suitable
Mixed routes with electric assistance
The integrated 378 Wh battery supports assisted riding on mixed routes, with a setup focused on simplicity.
378 Wh battery · Integrated · Pedal assist
Who it is for
Urban cyclist
- Looks for
- An e-bike for city commuting with a practical setup and a traditional wheel size.
- Why
- The combination of 28" wheels, hub motor and V-Brake brakes follows a straightforward everyday use case.
Light trekking user
- Looks for
- An electric bike for mixed routes, without complex suspension systems.
- Why
- The aluminium frame, rigid fork and City - Trekking discipline make it consistent with this use.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of use is this e-bike intended for?
It is designed for City - Trekking use. This setup makes it suitable for urban commuting and light mixed routes.
What material is the frame made from?
The frame is made of aluminium. This choice keeps the structure simple and suitable for everyday use.
What brakes does it have?
It is fitted with V-Brake brakes. This is a solution consistent with city riding and essential trekking use.
What kind of motor does it have?
The motor is in the hub and delivers 40 Nm. This figure indicates assistance geared towards regular commuting.
What is the battery capacity?
The battery is 378 Wh. This capacity is stated for the assisted use described in the specifications.
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What wheel size does it have?
It is fitted with 28" wheels. This size is typical for city and trekking use.
What is the frame size?
The frame size is 46. This is a useful figure for matching the bike to body size.
Information prepared by the BSA team with the support of AI, based on the manufacturer's specifications.
