Kestrel One . Flagship e-bike
Kestrel One electric bike, side profile against a plain studio wall

Engineered like an instrument. Ridden like a reflex.

A carbon frame, a torque sensor that answers before you finish the pedal stroke, and a 720 watt hour pack that clears a full week. This is the whole bike, revealed.

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Kestrel One loaded for a long route at sunset

Range, mapped

One charge, most of the map.

The pack is sized for real routes, not a lab loop. Flat towpath or a climb out of the valley, the assist reads the gradient and spends the battery where you actually need it.

Flat, eco assist

Commuter loop, gentle grade

Up to 120 km

Mixed, city mode

Stop start, some climbs

Around 85 km

Hills, trail mode

Sustained climbing, full assist

Around 55 km

Recharge

Empty to full on a wall socket

3.2 hours

The specification, in figures.

One build, one battery, one honest set of numbers. Nothing held back for a trim upgrade.

Range

120km

Up to, on eco assist

Assist top speed

45km/h

Off road tune, capped for road use

Peak motor

500W

85 Nm of torque

Battery

720Wh

Removable, locks to the frame

Pick your finish.

Four colourways over the same flagship build. Choose one and watch it resolve, pixel by pixel.

+ Slate · Cool matte grey+ Signal · The house accent+ Frost · Cool off white+ Deep Teal · Muted blue green
Kestrel One in SlateSlate · Cool matte grey

Kestrel One

4,290GBP

Reserve this build

Refundable deposit . Balance on delivery . Two year warranty

Three ways to ride it.

One dial on the top tube cycles the assist. The motor never fights you, it just changes how much of the work it takes on.

01

Glide

The lightest touch. The motor smooths the pedal stroke and stretches the battery, so a flat commute barely spends a bar.

02

City

Balanced for stop and start traffic. Torque arrives the instant the light turns green, then eases off once you are up to pace.

03

Trail

Full assist for the climbs. All 85 newton metres on tap, so a fire road out of the valley feels like a rolling hill.