The Van Rysel E-EDR AF, an electric road bike, is currently being sold at a discounted price of 1,999.99 €, a reduction of 1,000 € from its original price of 2,999.99 €. The bike is powered by the Mahle X35 assistance system, which includes a rear hub motor that provides up to 40 Nm of torque and an integrated 250 Wh battery. According to Decathlon, this setup allows for up to 100 km of range, though the manufacturer notes that some users have exceeded this, such as a larger rider who managed 120 km and climbed 1,000 meters of elevation with the original battery. An optional battery extender is also available, which can increase the range to more than 160 km under certain conditions. The Van Rysel E-EDR AF includes the Shimano 105 Di2 transmission system, which features a 2×12 speed configuration with a 50/34 chainring and an 11-34 cassette. It is also equipped with Shimano 105 hydraulic disc brakes, which have 160 mm discs on both the front and rear wheels. The bike comes with a GPS BC 900 counter, which helps track battery level, remaining range, and the level of assistance being used. The frame of the Van Rysel E-EDR AF is constructed from aluminum and is available in sizes M and L. It includes a fully carbon fork and 32 mm tires that can accommodate up to 35 mm widths. The size M model weighs less than 14 kg, offering a riding experience that feels similar to a traditional bike when the electric assistance is not needed. This makes the Van Rysel E-EDR AF a good choice for cyclists who want to switch to electric road bikes without sacrificing on quality or performance. The Van Rysel E-EDR AF is marketed as a practical and well-equipped option for those interested in electric road biking. It combines electric assistance with high-performance components, making it suitable for both casual riders and those looking for a more serious cycling experience. The bike's design and features aim to provide a balance between convenience and traditional cycling performance.