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Tenways CGO800S: the comparison

A relaxed step-through city e-bike with a quiet hub motor, belt drive, broad tyres and front suspension. It targets comfort and easy access rather than sporty handling or steep-terrain gearing.

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Reasons to consider it

  • Accessible step-through frame
  • Quiet belt-drive operation
  • Wide tyres and suspension improve poor-road comfort

Compromises to accept

  • One gear is a real limit on steeper routes
  • More weight than the CGO600 family
  • Suspension adds service needs and does not replace good tyre setup

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 CGO800Supright urban riding, frequent stops, flatter commuting and riders who value easy mountingOne gear is a real limit on steeper routes£1,399
2026-08-31; check current price
Cannondale Adventure Neo 4riders who want an accessible, upright e-bike for town, country lanes and gentle leisure rides, with Bosch dealer support and straightforward controlsGentler motor than performance e-bikes£1,560
29 August ; check current price
Dawes Scenic Low Stepriders wanting an approachable, fully equipped low-step hybrid for commuting, errands and relaxed mixed-surface ridesModest 32Nm assistance£1,259.99
29 August ; check current price

Fit, charging and carrying

Fit
approximately 155–190cm
Listed weight
about 19kg net and 23kg with fitted equipment
Battery
374Wh removable battery; the Lavender Purple specification may use a larger 460.8Wh pack
Gearing
single-speed Gates Carbon Drive belt

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