At first glance, the Yuba Kombi E5 cargo ebike might seem like an ordinary bike. But with its compact and nimble design, this bike is anything but average. Whether you're carrying groceries, taking your children to school, or transporting heavy loads of cargo, the Kombi E5 is up to the task. 
Thanks to its rugged steel frame and high-performance electric motor, this ebike delivers plenty of power and torque to easily maneuver through even the tightest city streets and traffic jams. And with a maximum payload capacity of 440 pounds (200kg,) it's the perfect practical and super-maneuverable alternative to a bicycle trailer or car for anyone on the go in the city.


Looking for a versatile and reliable electric bike that can fit a family? The Yuba Kombi E5 could be perfect for you!

Yuba Kombi E5

The Yuba Kombi E5 longtail cargo ebike is a great choice for anyone looking for a fun and functional bike that can carry loads of up to 440 pounds. With its stable design and easy-to-ride geometry, the Kombi is ideal for commuting or running errands around town. 
In addition, the electric drivetrain offers plenty of power and torque to help you tackle any terrain, making it a great choice for recreational riders as well. With that said, the Kombi does have some drawbacks, such as its subpar drivetrain that could definitely use some updates in terms of performance and durability.


Yuba launches its most affordable electric cargo bike yet

Sure, I appreciate the Shimano hydraulic disc brakes. But that Shimano Altus derailleur isn’t as high on the hierarchy chart as I’d like in a $3,200 e-bike.


Yuba launches its most affordable electric cargo bike yet

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