Wilier Triestina Cento1 Hybrid
84/100
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Facts
Release Year
Brand
Charge Time
3.0 Hours
Maximum Range
62 Miles
Top Speed
20 Mph
Watts
250W
Torque
40 Nm
Volts and Amp Hours
36V 6.9Ah
Wheel Size
Number of Gears
Weight
26.24 lbs
Suspension
Brake Type
Frame Material
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Wilier Triestina Cento1 Hybrid. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
23 reasons to buy
- The Cento1’s motor offers assistance up to a reported max. speed of 20mph.
- Power feed on the Cento1 was said to be ‘seamless’, smooth and reliable.
- From as low as 26.2lb, the Cento1 is up there with the lightest e-bikes.
- Ultegra groupsets furnished the Cento1 with very high quality componentry.
- FSA equipment was durable and lowered prices on cheaper models.
- Ultegra hydraulic disc brakes were smooth and powerful.
- When not in use, the Cento1’s brushless motor exhibits no rolling resistance.
- Mahle’s 250w ebikemotion motor engaged and transitioned smoothly.
- Handling was said to be confident, neutral and not twitchy.
- 28c Vittoria Zaffiro tires helped out with vibration absorbence.
- Beautiful styling avoided bulk and concealed electric components.
- The Cento1 was controlled by a simple and unobtrusive one-button interface .
- Cento1s are preconfigured to accept a 2nd battery, boosting range to 460Wh.
- The Cento1 pairs to an app to give stat, navigation and management options.
- Frames used the same high-modulus carbon as Wilier’s non-electric bikes.
- The Cento1’s battery is enclosed in the downtube, improving aesthetics.
- Geometry sits between race and endurance, increasing long-distance comfort.
- Ultegra drivetrains offered more gear-range than one tester needed or used.
- Wilier Race Axy alloy rims were tough and transferred power well.
- The Selle Italia X1 saddle was rated highly for comfort.
- Testers said prices of Di2 models showed good value for a high-end e-bike.
- The Cento1 was received as a good-looking and well-designed bike.
- One tester milked between 53 and 62mi of assistance out of the Cento1.
7 reasons not to buy
- Ride quality was somewhat stiff.
- Steeper ascents could overwhelm the MAHLE ebikemotion system.
- The Vittoria Zaffiro Pro rear tire easily slipped on wet climbs.
- Some riders and reviewers weren’t fans of weighty Race Axy alloy rims.
- Extra motor weight made the Cento1 take a wider arc on turns.
- The display faltered for one user, prior to implementing a factory reset.
- One tester felt that positioning of the charging port could have been changed to protect it from pooling water.
Bottom line
The Wilier Cento1 Hybrid is one of the lightest and best-specced road e-bikes now available on the market. Owners said the bike was great for injury rehabilitation or for keeping up with faster riders. It was common to hear that it didn’t look like an e-bike, with a concealed battery providing 250Wh (Watt hours) of power. This was, reputedly, equivalent to one hour of assistance at full power. The manufacturer claims between 3280 and 6560 feet of altitude gain from a full battery. While the electric system adds 8.2lb weight to the bike, riders said that the weight only affected steering. In combination with the MAHLE ebikemotion power-assist, Ultegra or Shimano 105 drivetrains reportedly offered a wider gear-range than was usually needed. Upright geometry sat between that of traditional race and endurance bikes, making it more comfortable on longer rides.Expert Reviews
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