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Tenways CGO600 Pro: the comparison

The more complete belt-drive version of Tenways’ slim urban formula, adding a larger integrated battery, wider tyres and practical equipment while retaining a quiet single-speed drivetrain.

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Reasons to consider it

  • Light, nimble and easy to live with
  • Clean Gates belt drive
  • Larger battery than the original CGO600

Compromises to accept

  • Single-speed gearing remains the limiting factor on steep hills
  • Rigid fork passes more sharp impacts than a suspended city bike
  • A torque-sensor hub motor rewards rider input rather than replacing it

Two alternatives worth comparing

Compare suitability first. These alternatives can have different prices, equipment and service arrangements.

Practical differences to check
BikeUseful forMain compromiseRecorded price
Tenways CGO600 Prolow-maintenance commuting on flat or gently rolling roads, with enough battery margin for longer daily distancesSingle-speed gearing remains the limiting factor on steep hills£1,599
2026-08-31; check current price
Tenways CGO600 Pluscommuters who like the CGO600 shape but need gears for slopes, headwinds or changing speedsChain and derailleur need more cleaning than a belt£1,699
2026-08-31; check current price
Tenways CGO600mostly flat urban commuting, riders who dislike oily chains, and carrying a bike up stepsOne gear limits cadence choice and steep-hill flexibility£1,199
2026-08-31; check current price

Fit, charging and carrying

Fit
approximately 165–195cm or taller, depending on frame size
Listed weight
about 16kg net and 18kg with fitted equipment
Battery
360Wh removable LG-cell battery integrated into the down tube
Gearing
single-speed Gates Carbon Drive belt

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