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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the SCOTT Silence eRIDE. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- The Silence eRIDE comes in two builds: EVO with a belt drive and CVT hub, and the 20 with a 12-speed drivetrain.
- A tester praises the smooth and natural-feeling pedal assist.
- The Gates Carbon belt and Enviolo CVT hub (EVO) combination is quiet, grease-free, and low-maintenance.
- In a max PAS range test, a 210lb reviewer of the EVO build covers 38.1 miles over a flat, paved route, more than competing models.
- The Silence eRIDE comes with a headlight with high and low beams, a taillight with brake activation, fenders, a rear rack rated for 33lb, a café lock, and a side mirror.
- In a standardized hill climb test, the EVO climbs faster than average.
- The four-piston Magura MT5E hydraulic disc brakes (EVO) provide good stopping power and modulation.
- An expert praises the bike’s responsive steering.
- A reviewer enjoys the sporty, forward-leaning position.
- The height and reach adjustable Syncros stem and telescopic seatpost allow quick fit modifications.
- The Silence eRIDE is compatible with an optional 140Wh range extender.
- A tester appreciates the comfortable touchpoints.
- The Bosch Kiox display (EVO) is removable for added security.
2 reasons not to buy
- At around 62.5lb, the Silence eRIDE is heavy for a mid-drive e-commuter, especially at this price.
- A tester finds the pedals slippery.
Bottom line
SCOTT's Silence eRIDE is a premium commuter e-bike with an 85Nm Bosch Performance Speed motor and a 625Wh battery. It's available in two builds. The more expensive version has a Gates belt drive, Enviolo CVT hub, Magura brakes, and a rigid fork. The 20 comes with a 12-speed Shimano SLX drivetrain, Tektro brakes, and an 80mm suspension fork. The sole test is of the EVO build. In it, the reviewer praises the smooth pedal assist, comfortable ride, solid range, and responsive steering. Complaints are minor. Overall, the Silence eRIDE impresses, but at full price, it's pricey for this category.Expert Reviews
96/100 based on 1 rated expert reviewSCOTT Silence eRIDE EVO Speed Review | Form and Function Fused
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