Tomos EB 14 at Fatbikeskopen.nl

Within the Tomos range, the Tomos EB 14 is the model that combines the large 748-watt-hour battery with hydraulic disc brakes and seven gears, while weighing 28 kilos. That is two kilos lighter than the EB 18 and EB 19 with comparable equipment. Twenty-eight-inch wheels, a low step-through and a 50-centimeter frame. A fully equipped city bike without the extra weight of the heaviest models in the range.

Where the EB 14 fits in the range

Tomos builds the EB series around a few choices: rim brakes or disc brakes, three or seven gears, and 626 or 748 watt-hours. The EB 14 is on the more fully equipped side, with the large battery, disc brakes and seven gears, while remaining lighter than the EB 18 and EB 19 at 28 kilos. If you want only the bare essentials, look at the EB 15 with rim brakes; it weighs 23 kilos but does offer less comfort.

Range of the Tomos EB 14

The 748-watt-hour battery is rated for up to 160 kilometers, measured in the lowest assistance mode on flat terrain without wind. Realistically, expect eighty to one hundred kilometers, which is still more than enough for most people. With a ten-kilometer commute each way, you would need to charge it at most once a week. A full charge takes six hours, so plug it in at night and you can leave the next morning without a second thought. A battery lasts longer if you do not routinely run it completely empty and charge it indoors during winter. The stated range is always a test figure, so expect somewhat less in practice.

Hydraulic brakes and seven gears

Hydraulic disc brakes require less squeezing force than rim brakes, offer finer control and do not lose any of their effectiveness in the rain because they grip a separate disc rather than the rim. Seven gears provide enough range for flat terrain in the Netherlands, including the occasional bridge or dike. Together, these two features make this a bike that remains comfortable in almost any situation, even with a full bag on the rear. Brake pads and discs use standard sizes, so they can be replaced at any service point. Hydraulic brakes occasionally need bleeding; otherwise, they require little maintenance.

Low step-through on 28-inch wheels

Large wheels roll more efficiently over longer distances and handle bumps better than small ones. Combined with the low step-through, they make it easy to get on without sacrificing a smooth ride. The frame is 50 centimeters, and the recommended rider height is approximately 1.70 to 2.05 meters, so this is not a bike for shorter riders. The maximum total weight is 150 kilograms, leaving plenty of capacity for luggage or a full shopping bag.

Who is the Tomos EB 14 for?

For commuters who ride longer distances and want the complete equipment package without the extra weight of the heaviest models. At 28 kilograms, it is still too heavy to carry every day, but it is easier to push over a threshold or maneuver into a shed. One thing to note: the specifications do not mention suspension, so you will feel more on cobblestone streets than with a suspension fork. Consider where you will store the bike, as that often matters more than the specifications. For commuting within built-up areas, this equipment is more than sufficient.

Order from Fatbikeskopen.nl

The EB models look very similar on paper, but you immediately notice the differences in brakes, gears, and weight. The range is available at ten showrooms, allowing you to compare them. For maintenance, you can visit more than 450 locations in the Netherlands. When ordered online, the bike is delivered to your home fully assembled and ready to ride. Three years of warranty on the frame and one year on the components and battery. You can also use our pickup and delivery service for maintenance.

See also: Tomos fat bikes | e-bikes | electric city bikes | e-bikes for adults