2024 Mondraker Neat e-MTB | Details and Geometry Data

The brand says, "Neat is the product of our desire to blur the line between traditional MTBs and full power eMTBs, creating a bike which truly offers the best of both worlds." Here's all the must-know information so you're ready to buy!

Advanced TQ-HPR50 System

The TQ-HPR50 is the quietest and most advanced e-mtb motor on the market. On the trail, you can choose from Eco, Mid or High assistance for as low as 30W or as much as 300W of power, and up to 50Nm of torque. These modes can be adjusted and tuned to your liking in the TQ e-bike app.

You get 360Wh battery power, or 520Wh with the range extender. Riders of average weight should get 25-30 miles or 3-4 hours of ride time and 1,000m of altitude gain out of the base battery. The extender can up those numbers by as much as 50%.

Refined Zero Suspension

Neat has an updated version of Mondraker's own Zero Suspension. It's more sensitive at the start of the shock stroke, with better shock absorption as you get deeper in travel. A more compact swingarm leaves room for longer seat posts. There's also more space for water bottles, tools, and battery range extenders.

Up front, you'll find the same 150mm fork as on the Foxy and Crafty models from Mondraker.

Frame and Geometry Highlights

This is Mondraker's lightest e-bike to date. The carbon frame is only five pounds — that's less than the motor and battery system! It has a cleaner and more angular layout, most notably where the head tube joins the top and down tubes. The geometry is based on the brand's other e-bikes, but better. It has a 1º steeper effective seat tube angle than the Foxy. Chainstays are 5mm shorter than the Crafty and 5mm longer than the Foxy.