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Top valued features

Highlights based on this e-bike’s specs, comparisons and practical strengths.

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Excellent battery efficiency

The bike appears to get strong range from its battery size.

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Excellent rider information and controls

The included display or control unit should give useful ride information and control.

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Good smooth power delivery

Torque-sensing assistance should make power delivery feel smoother and more natural.

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Good braking confidence

Hydraulic disc brakes should provide strong and controlled stopping power.

Overview

The Scott Solace Gravel eRIDE 30 2024 is a well-balanced road e-bike that delivers smooth and natural motor support, making it ideal for paved routes where speed and efficiency matter. Its efficient battery use provides a useful range for daily rides, while the hydraulic disc brakes offer confident stopping power. However, the non-removable battery means you'll need to keep the whole bike near a charger, and the 3.5-hour charge time is on the slower side. At 13.5 kg, it's a bit heavier than average, which might make it less convenient to lift or carry, but its carbon frame and strong motor make it feel lively for its weight on the road.

Best For

  • This road e-bike should suit riders who want a balance of performance and efficiency for paved-road riding, with a focus on range and natural assistance feel. Its above-average power-to-weight ratio and efficient battery use make it a strong choice for road riders prioritising endurance and responsiveness. The smooth power delivery and confident braking also appeal to those who value control and comfort on longer rides. Riders looking for a lightweight, road-focused e-bike with reliable assistance and good range will likely find this model well-suited to their needs.

Who Should Avoid It

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    Riders who need the flexibility of removing the battery for charging may find this bike less convenient compared to similar road e-bikes with removable batteries. The charging time is average for this type of e-bike, which could be a drawback for those prioritizing fast charging. However, the bike still offers strong range and efficient power delivery, making it a solid choice for riders focused on performance and battery efficiency.

Potential limitations

Areas where this e-bike may be less strong based on its specs and comparisons.

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Limited downhill control

No suspension may reduce control and comfort on rough or steeper descents.

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Not very off-road capable

The road bike design is not well suited to off-road terrain.

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Limited rough-road comfort

No suspension may make rough roads, potholes and uneven paths feel harsher.

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Limited technical trail control

The road bike format is not well suited to technical trail control.

E-system & battery comparison

Motor Power

300 watts

▲ 29 W above average

Motor Torque

50 Nm

▲ 0.1 Nm above average

Power-to-weight

22.22 W/kg

▼ 3.3 W/kg below average

Battery Capacity

360 Wh

▲ 26 Wh above average

Claimed Max Range

75 miles

▲ 10 miles above average

Charge Time

3h 30m

▼ 4.7 mins faster than average

Sensor Type

Torque Sensor

Removable Battery

No

Motor Name

TQ-HPR 50

eBike FAQs

Is this bike suitable for long rides on paved roads?

This bike is well-suited for long rides on paved roads, offering a smooth and natural riding experience with its efficient motor and strong battery range. The hydraulic disc brakes provide confident stopping power, and the 75-mile range should cover most daily or longer commutes. However, the non-removable battery means you'll need to keep the bike near a charger, and the 13.5 kg weight might make it slightly less convenient to carry or lift compared to lighter models.

How does the motor feel when climbing hills?

The motor provides smooth and consistent support when climbing hills, thanks to the torque sensor that adjusts power delivery based on your pedaling effort. While the motor power and torque are above or in line with similar road e-bikes, you may find that steep or prolonged climbs require a bit more effort compared to higher-end models. The power-to-weight ratio helps keep the bike responsive, but hill climbing performance is generally adequate for most paved-road scenarios.

eBike Overview

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eBike Type: Road Bike

The style of riding intended for this bike

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Released: 2024

The bike was released 2 years ago

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Screen

TQ HPR O-LED

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Lights Included

No

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Weight (inc battery): 13.5 kg

The website average for electric bikes is 22.99 kg. This electric bike is 9.5 kg under the average. Total bike weight may vary depending on frame size.

Sizing & Geometry

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Min / Max Rider Height

XS: <166 cm, S: 166-174 cm, M: 170-184 cm, L: 184-192 cm, XL: 185-197 cm

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Folded Dimensions

Unknown

Wheel & Tire Details

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Wheelset Name

Syncros Capital 2.0 Disc (24 holes, 12 mm thru-axles)

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Wheelset Size

700c

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Tires

Front: Schwalbe G-One Overland EVO; 700x50C, Rear: Schwalbe G-One Overland EVO; 700x50C

Frame Info

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Frame Material

Carbon Fiber

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Suspension Type

No suspension

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Foldable Frame

No

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Max Payload

120 kg (264.6 lbs)

Drivechain Details

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Groupset details

Rival

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Drivechain type

Chain drive

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Amount of gears

11 Gears

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Rear Derailleur

SRAM APEX XPLR e Tap AXS

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Front Derailleur

None

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Cassette

SRAM XPLR PG 1231 11-44

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Cranks

FSA e Bike Alloy CK-746 with a SRAM X-SYNC 42 T chainring

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Chain

SRAM APEX

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Bottom Bracket

Integrated TQ Drive Unit

Brakes

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Brakes

SRAM APEX eTap AXS HRD Shift-Brake System

Hydraulic Disc Brake

Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc Brake

Hydraulic operated discs brakes (Very good)

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Brake Rotors

SRAM Paceline rotor 160/F an

Other Components

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Saddle

Unknown

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Handlebars

Unknown

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Bar Tape

Unknown

Manufactures Info

Worldwide Shipping:

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Warranty: None

Limited warranty website average: 3.12 years