McLaren eBike Review – Honest Thoughts About the McLaren Extreme eMTB



When we were offered the chance to test and review Mclaren’s eBike, the Extreme, we were very open to the opportunity. As motorheads, it was thrilling to hear that a brand with such a reputation and history found our little sport worthy of their time, money and engineering efforts. Our crew was both excited and worried about what that bike was going to look like, as McLaren is not the first automobile company to try and capture sales in the bike industry when its trendiness seems to be peaking. At the time we’d not yet seen the press release, images or details of the bike, just silhouettes and enough to have us skeptically excited. Fast forward and we’ve now likely all see the press release, images and details of the McLaren Extreme eMTB line. While the bike boasts a ground-munching 161Nm of torque from a 3.6kg drive unit, it was pretty clear that they did not make an eMountain Bike for eMountain Bikers. Nevertheless, once our test bike arrived, we hit the trails as we always do, with open minds and a hope to have our opinions changed.

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21 thoughts on “McLaren eBike Review – Honest Thoughts About the McLaren Extreme eMTB”

  1. in automative world one of ma fav brands, but for the MTB its like nobody from MTB involve for designing and parts selecting for this bike. so many things not match with the bike with parts or look. at least its good for a start, but for next version they really need to get the feedback from REAL MTBikers

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  2. Look at that thing… They are getting closer and closer to motorcycles… I keep seeing more people riding with modified ebikes so they don't have to pedal at all. They just "whirr" all through the bikepark

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  3. Other than the cockpit the design reminds me of my Giant Trance X E+.
    What I don't get is how much these auto companies probably budget for a project like this and seem to leave out an actual MTB/eMTB rider that would avoid obvious mistakes like the brake choice.

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