Eleglide
Product brand
UnclaimedEleglide is an electric bike brand offering city, trekking, and mountain e-bikes.
Last updated September 10, 2026
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Overview
Eleglide is an electric bike brand. Its official website presents electric trekking bikes such as the T2, T1 ST, and T1, and the electric mountain bike Mopride 2. The brand states it was founded to create high-quality, eco-friendly products that are affordable and accessible, and its story page describes a founder motivated by witnessing melting icebergs on a voyage to the Antarctic to reduce his carbon footprint, which grew into Eleglide as an electric bike company making low-emission transport effortless, affordable, and accessible.
History
Eleglide's brand story states that after witnessing melting icebergs on a voyage to the Antarctic, the founder came home with a new understanding of climate change's effects, and what began as a personal mission to lighten his carbon footprint blossomed into Eleglide, an electric bike company making low-emission transport effortless, affordable, and accessible to all. The homepage states Eleglide was founded to create high-quality, eco-friendly products that are both affordable and accessible to everyone.
Products and positioning
Electric Trekking Bike T2
Sale price €849.00, regular price €1,099.00; hydraulic disc brakes, max range 100KM, cut-off speed 25KM/H, suspension with lockout.
Electric Mountain Bike Mopride 2
Sale price €769.00, regular price €999.00; max range 150KM, hydraulic disc brakes, 648Wh battery, 55 N.M torque, 27.5"/29" tires, cut-off speed 25KM/H.
Electric Trekking Bike T1 ST
Sale price €769.00, regular price €1,119.00; max range 100KM, cut-off speed 25KM/H, suspension with lockout, 468Wh battery.
Electric Trekking Bike T1
Sale price €769.00, regular price €1,099.00; cut-off speed 25KM/H, max range 100KM, 468Wh battery, suspension with lockout.
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