The Transition Relay is a state-of-the-art mountain bike designed for riders who crave both electric and non-electric biking experiences. As an eMTB, it effortlessly tackles uncharted territories, offering a lightweight, long travel, and modular design.

Transition aimed to create a bike that seamlessly transitions between electric and non-electric modes, all within a single frame. The Relay delivers on this vision, providing a remarkably light, efficient, and silent ride. Its performance on the trail surpasses expectations, giving riders a more intuitive and natural feel. Whether you choose electric or muscle powered biking, the Relay is here to meet all your mountain biking needs.

Gearing up for an adventure with friends on eMTBs? Simply power it up and hit the trails together. Planning a ride with buddies on conventional mountain bikes? Just remove the battery without the need for any tools, and you're ready to hit the trail. The Relay effortlessly adapts to any riding style and terrain.

Transition Relay Geometry & Sizing

Transition Relay Geometry
29"/MX
Sizes in mm XS S M L XL XXL
A: Stack - Carbon 590/588 615/615 628/634 637/643 646/652 655/661
A: Stack - Alloy 595/593 620/620 628/634 637/643 646/652 671696
B: Reach 410/405 430/422 460/452 485/477 510/502 535/527
C: Head Tube
Angle
64/63.6° 64/63.3° 64/63.6° 64/63.6° 64/63.4° 64/63.4°
D: Head Tube
Length-Carbon
100 100 115 125 135 145
D: Head Tube
Length-Alloy
100 100 115 125 135 145
E: Effective
Seat Tube Angle
79.7/79.3° 79.1/78.4° 78.4/77.7° 77.8/77.1° 7.3/76.6° 77/76.3°
F: Seat Tube
Length-Carbon
380 390 410 430 460 490
F: Seat Tube
Length-Alloy
410 410 410 430 460 490
G: Effective
Top Tube
523/532 553/564 586/597 614/631 642/665 671/696
H: BB Height 340/343 350 350 350 350 350
I: BB Drop 15/11 25 25 25 25 25
J: Chainstay Length 436 442/440 442/440 448/446 448/446 448/446
K: Wheelbase 1167/1172 1208/1211 1244/1247 1280/1282 1309/1312 1338/1341
L: Standover
M: Fork Offset 37 44 44 44 44 44
Seatpost Diameter 31.6 31.6 31.6 31.6 31.6 31.6
Transition Size Guide