NCM Milano Trekking E-Bike, City-Bike, 250W, 48v 13Ah 624Wh Battery

After 200 miles( now 26th Oct 2021 1445 miles and allis good ) its clear that the NCM MOSCOW PLUS is a well built and good quality bike for the money. I have the 29 which is a huge bike , Im 6ft 2 tall and 106kg and this bike is plenty big enough for me and unless you are 6ft + I would go for the 27.5 size. I have travelled over 30 miles on a charge on the highest assist level and still had ~40% left and I have really been pushing it to see how the battery performs under heavy load and big Etc hills and its been awesome, remember Im 106kg so its a good battery. Hills are no problem for this bike and I live in Somerset where there are some serious hills and have managed to get up all so far, you do have to put some effort in on the really steep ones but its just a ... MoreAfter 200 miles( now 26th Oct 2021 1445 miles and allis good ) its clear that the NCM MOSCOW PLUS is a well built and good quality bike for the money. I have the 29 which is a huge bike , Im 6ft 2 tall and 106kg and this bike is plenty big enough for me and unless you are 6ft + I would go for the 27.5 size. I have travelled over 30 miles on a charge on the highest assist level and still had ~40% left and I have really been pushing it to see how the battery performs under heavy load and big Etc hills and its been awesome, remember Im 106kg so its a good battery. Hills are no problem for this bike and I live in Somerset where there are some serious hills and have managed to get up all so far, you do have to put some effort in on the really steep ones but its just a case of dropping down a couple of gears and up you go. The motor assists up to about 17.5 mph and its impressively powerful for Only 250watts , which is the legal limit here in the U.K.. I think that the non plus model would be excellent value and for a lighter rider a would perform very well. To sum up , its a good quality bike and for the money I think very hard to beat, if you can afford the extra go for the plus as the brakes are excellent and the bigger battery gives peace of mind on longer rides.

I have owned my NCM Moscow plus 29 for about 10 days, I have covered 60 miles so far . I am 54 yrs old , 6ft 2 and 106 kg. The bike is plenty big enough for me and i would say the 27.5 would also have been fine size wise and if you are 6ft or less tall I would probably recommend the 27.5. I live in a small village in Somerset which is surrounded by some serous hills , the bike makes these hills a breeze even carrying my 106kg weight which I was quite surprised at. One thing to note is that the bike doesnt have a throttle fitted which I was kinda expecting after watching many review videos etc but it seems that the U.K. version is pedal assist only, I was initially disappointed upon realising this but after 60 miles of riding found its unnecessary. I charged the ... MoreI have owned my NCM Moscow plus 29 for about 10 days, I have covered 60 miles so far . I am 54 yrs old , 6ft 2 and 106 kg. The bike is plenty big enough for me and i would say the 27.5 would also have been fine size wise and if you are 6ft or less tall I would probably recommend the 27.5. I live in a small village in Somerset which is surrounded by some serous hills , the bike makes these hills a breeze even carrying my 106kg weight which I was quite surprised at. One thing to note is that the bike doesnt have a throttle fitted which I was kinda expecting after watching many review videos etc but it seems that the U.K. version is pedal assist only, I was initially disappointed upon realising this but after 60 miles of riding found its unnecessary. I charged the battery fully when I got the bike and after really putting the bike through its paces and testing on the biggest hills around etc after 30 miles hard use I still had 2 battery bars left out of the 5 when fully charged. The battery didnt drop to 4 bars until 15 miles in so I would think 50 miles would be achievable quite easily with steady use. The bike came almost fully assembled with just pedals and handlebars needing fitting. All in all Im very pleased with my purchase and I would suggest that if you are a smaller and lighter rider the 27.5 with the slightly smaller battery would perform great and would save you 409 also, the Moscow plus has some upgrades such as hydraulic brakes , bigger batter pack and a few higher spec bits so in my opinion is worth the extra if your budget allows. I hope this helps any potential buyers . Its a very good quality bike and I think well with the money whichever model or spec you go for.

Pros: Hydraulic brakes 1600MAHour battery does about 50 miles for a guy who is 124 KG Excellent build quality Great electronics DAS KIT display Battery can be removed or charged on the bike. Quality gears and controls Great customer services Cons: Only 30 day warranty