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These Yamaha E-Bikes Feature New Drive Units

These new Yamaha e-bikes are being launched by the brand to offer riders access to impressive power and performance that is focused on specific needs or preferences. The bikes come in the form of the CrossCore RC commuter and the Wabash RT gravel bike, which are both equipped with impressive drivetrains that will offer up to 28mph of pedal assist across four power modes. Riders can also take advantage of technology features like Bluetooth connectivity, stopwatch functionality, a USB charging port, LED headlamp and more, depending on the model.

Rob Trester commented on the new Yamaha e-bikes saying, "These new models will offer great riding experiences to bicyclists for all of the three fastest-growing segments in cycling: electric bicycles, gravel riding, and bicycle commuting. They’re versatile, do-anything bikes with 28-mph Class 3 speed assist. Yamaha’s pioneering experience, quality and reliability will give riders both the performance and the confidence that they’re on the best ebikes available."
Trend Themes
1. Powerful Commuter E-bikes - The Yamaha CrossCore RC e-bike offers impressive pedal assist for commuter riders.
2. Gravel-specific E-bikes - The Yamaha Wabash RT e-bike is designed specifically for gravel riding enthusiasts.
3. Tech-enabled E-bikes - The Yamaha e-bikes come equipped with technology features like Bluetooth connectivity and a USB charging port.
Industry Implications
1. Electric Bikes - The electric bike market is seeing growth, and there are opportunities for companies to offer powerful and specialized options like the Yamaha models.
2. Bicycle Commuting - More people are commuting by bike, and there is a need for high-performance e-bikes that can handle the demands of daily commuting.
3. Gravel Riding - Gravel riding is a growing segment of the cycling industry, and there are opportunities for companies to create specialized e-bikes like the Yamaha Wabash RT.

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