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Transition Relay PNW Alloy Eagle 90

eMTB & roadMid-driveFazua drive system
20 mph
Top speed
60 Nm
Torque
430 Wh
Battery
49.9 lb
Weight
Lightweight long-travel eMTB that is built to be ridden with the battery out as a regular mountain bike: the 430Wh Fazua battery comes out through a tool-free door and charges off the bike. The PNW build runs mixed wheels (XS runs 27.5 both ends) and 170mm of travel: RockShox ZEB Select+ fork, RockShox Vivid Coil Select+ shock, SRAM Maven Bronze brakes on 220/200mm rotors (200mm on XS). Fazua Ride 60: 60 Nm, 250W continuous, 450W peak. Weight is 49.9 lb in size MD with the battery, 44.9 lb without. Price read on sale at $4,999 against $7,899; the carbon builds are $5,999 and $6,599 on the same page. Transition gives a 20 mph US assist limit but states no class, no UL certification and no model year; 2026 is the year it was read.
$4,999Manufacturer price, 09/29/2026
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Full specification

Headline
Price$4,999
CategoryeMTB
Price per Wh$11.63 per Wh
Model year2026
Motor
Torque60 Nm
Motor power250 W
Peak power450 W
DriveMid-drive
Motor makeFazua Ride 60
Drive systemFazua
Battery & range
Battery430 Wh
Removable batteryYes
Est. real range27 mi
Estimate assumes16 Wh per mile
Weight & capacity
Weight49.9 lb
Class & speed
ThrottleNo
Top assisted speed20 mph
Build
Gears12-speed
DrivetrainSRAM Eagle 90 (10-52T)
BrakesHydraulic disc
Front rotor220 mm
Rear rotor200 mm
SuspensionFull suspension
Fork travel170 mm
Rear travel170 mm
Front suspensionYes
Suspension seatpostNo
Tires29 x 2.4 Schwalbe Magic Mary front, 27.5 x 2.4 Schwalbe Big Betty rear
DisplayFazua top tube LED Hub
FrameAluminum
SizesXS-XXL
Step-through optionNo
Included
LightsNo
FendersNo
RackNo
KickstandNo
As the maker states itNo UL certification stated on the product pages we read
Warranty termsFrame covered for life against manufacturing defects for the original owner, with lifetime crash replacement; Bosch Smart system components two years (brand policy)

Safety certification: not published. Transition states: “No UL certification stated on the product pages we read” (source). That is the manufacturer’s own claim, not something we verified, you can check a specific model in UL’s Product iQ database. Why this matters.

Specs transcribed from www.transitionbikes.com on 09/29/2026. Fields the manufacturer does not publish are shown as “—” rather than estimated. Manufacturers revise specs without notice: confirm before buying.

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