Norco Sight VLT C2

The TQ HPR60 is designed for a natural, quiet ride rather than raw, overwhelming power. It provides a subtle boost that feels like an extension of your own pedaling effort, making it ideal for riders who want the agility of a traditional mountain bike with just enough assistance for long, steep climbs.

The mullet configuration—a 29-inch front wheel paired with a 27.5-inch rear—gives you the best of both worlds. The larger front wheel rolls over obstacles and roots with ease, while the smaller rear wheel keeps the bike nimble and easier to maneuver through tight, technical corners.

Yes, the high-pivot design is specifically engineered to handle technical terrain better than standard suspension layouts. It allows the rear wheel to move rearward as it hits bumps, which helps the bike maintain momentum and traction over square-edged hits and rough, rocky sections.

Range depends heavily on your assist mode, terrain, and rider weight, but the 580 Wh battery is optimized for the efficient TQ motor system. You can expect to complete most long, aggressive trail rides on a single charge, though riders who rely on maximum assist settings will see a shorter range.

The Shimano Deore XT Di2 system is highly reliable and requires less frequent adjustment than traditional mechanical cables. You will need to keep the battery charged, but the system is sealed against the elements and offers consistent, precise shifting even under load.

Absolutely. With 160mm of front travel and 150mm in the rear, paired with powerful four-piston hydraulic disc brakes, this bike is built to handle steep, technical, and aggressive terrain with confidence and control.