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avr. 2026 · Benedikt Schmidt
Atherton S.170E on test: 180/170 mm travel, Avinox M2S motor and DW suspension. A no-compromise eMTB with racing DNA.
Exceptionally capable, well-balanced suspension
Huge traction and impressive composure
Extremely high motor output that is easy to access consistently
12 frame sizes
Cable routing could still be improved
avr. 2026 · Seb Stott
Build 3 (£6,999 / €6649.
Powerful and intuitive motor (1,300 W continuous, 150 Nm/1,500 W boost)
Quiet motor with low drag
High energy density battery (220 Wh/kg, 700 Wh)
Frame stiffness well-controlled via cylindrical battery
Twelve-size range with fit calculator
Adjustable chainstay lengths
Geometry tweaks for stability and climb control
Direct-to-consumer with UK/EU shipping
Wheely-prone on climbs in smaller size (size 8) in higher assist modes
Not the lightest in class
Battery not trailside-removable
No range extender option currently
Only available in UK and Europe (global shipping 2027)
mars 2026 · Cory Benson
These new 3D-printed from titanium in Wales Atherton A.Gr.Ti cranks are trail light, gravity tough, and built for a lifetime of MTB riding.
janv. 2026 · Jeremy Benson
Atherton Bikes’ first eMTB is a 170mm enduro slayer built around the powerful Avinox drive system.
janv. 2026 · Seb Stott
Atherton's first e-bike boasts twelve sizes and arguably the most sought-after drive unit.
déc. 2025 · Brian Park
The Haul is a good light electric vehicle, but I just don't love it as a bike.
Q: Which Atherton bikes are most popular?
The most popular Atherton model families are the A.200.2, A.150M.3 et A.170.3.
Q: Does Atherton make eBikes?
No, Atherton manufactures conventional bikes and has not yet entered the e-bike market.