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WABASH RT
An aluminum frame endurance e-bike with rim brakes.
Manufacturer Price
$4,199| Frame | Aluminum |
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| Fork | Aluminum |
| Wheels | 700c Aluminum |
| Motor | Yamaha 250W 70Nm mid-drive |
| Battery | Yamaha 500Wh |
| Brakes | Rim |
5'2" – 5'7"
5'6" – 5'11"
5'9" – 6'2"
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Jun 2024
Verdict: A decent attempt from Yamaha at applying their drive system to an e-gravel option, but has a few too many niggles
Jan 2024 · John S. Bozick
This powerful, well-crafted e-bike makes gravel riding accessible and fun! With a name that means “water flowing over white rocks,” it would only be right that the Wabash RT would be Yamaha’s fluid, responsive gravel e-bike. We were impressed after reviewing the brand’s CrossCore RC city/commuter e-bike, so we had high expectations from this offering.
An analog cycling experience at all power levels thanks to the remarkably natural-feeling 250W PW Series ST mid-drive motor with torque, speed, cadence, and slope sensors.
Covers tons of miles or time between charges with an efficient motor and 36V, 500 Wh battery.
Great steering control and stability from the wide 44cm flared drop bars.
The bike felt planted yet agile, with its grippy 700c x 45 mm tires and 48-lb total weight.
An easy, seamless Auto Assist setting responds intuitively to give more power when pedaling harder.
Responsive shifting, a flexible gearing range, and solid stopping power from the Shimano GRX groupset.
Easily keeps up with traffic due to its Class 3 speeds of up to 28 mph.
Ride with less concern for flats after converting the tubeless-ready rims and Maxxis Rambler tires.
Trust your purchase with a 3-year warranty that covers the motor, battery, and frame.
We liked the included dropper/suspension seatpost but found its lever position on the handlebar awkward to use. We’d prefer Shimano’s combination brake and dropper post lever.
It may seem nitpicky, but we hope to see improved cable management in the future to prevent paint wear on the head tube.
| Frame | Yamaha Hydroformed Aluminum. Integrated battery. Water bottle boss. Tapered Headtube. Internal shift/brake hose routing Color: Blue Steel |
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| Fork | Fork One-Piece Aluminum. 12x100mm Thru-Axle. Fender and rack compatible. Internal brake hose routing |
| Headset | Integrated bearing with 30mm of spacers |
| Stem | Yamaha Alloy 4-bolt faceplate. 31.8 diameter. 80mm length (S). 90mm length (M). 100mm length (L) |
| Handlebar | Flare drop. 31.8mm diameter. 44cm width |
| Saddle | Yamaha Off-Road Cro-Mo Rail |
| Seatpost | Alloy 30.9 x 340mm (S), 395mm (M), 440mm (L) with 2-bolt adjustable tilt saddle rail clamp Type: Rigid |
| Brakes | Rim Type: Rim |
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| Rims | 32-Hole Dual Channel Welded Pin w/ Eyeleted Spoke |
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| Spokes | Spokes SUS304 |
| Front Hub | Front: 12x100mm TA. Rear: 12x142mm TA with integrated speed sensor |
| Rear Hub | Front: 12x100mm TA. Rear: 12x142mm TA with integrated speed sensor |
| Tires | Maxxis Rambler 700 x 45c TR EXO 120tpi |
| Motor | Yamaha PWSeries. ST 3-bolt Mount. Square Taper Spindle. Quad Sensor System with rear hub speed sensor. Weight: 7.71lb. Rated power: 250W (Nominal), 500W (Max.). Max. torque: 70Nm. Max. cadence support: xxxrpm. Max. speed support: 28mph. Support modes: AUTO, ECO+, ECO, STANDARD, HIGH |
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| Battery | Yamaha 500Wh with Charge-life indicator and Self-diagnosis display.. Side-exiting dock station with anti-vibration mounting plate. Weight 6.61lb. 500Wh 36V. 4-hour charge time |
| Display | Computer control functions include: (4) Power-level control switch, stop watch, distance units, power-level LED on/off, cycling function display items, time adjustment, LED headlamp power on/off, 3-color LED power assist level light indicator. Cycling function display include: speed, average speed, maximum speed, trip distance, odometer, cadence, battery capacity (%) |
First added December 5
Last updated May 30