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The Chamonix Pure Innergy is the cheapest ebike in the range. It's a contemporary looking Dutch town bike equipped with a seven speed hub gear. Go for this if you want to cycle in flattish terrain - though being an ebike, it will obviously cope with hills much more easily regardless of the number of gears. This model is built with a rigid fork and has more angular tubing than the Orange. The cost depends on the level of battery power that you choose:

Chamonix Pure Innergy with bronze battery £1564.99
Chamonix Pure Innergy with silver battery £1639.99
Chamonix Pure Innergy with gold battery £1699.99
Chamonix Pure Innergy with platinum battery £1869.99

It's Pure level specification is distinguished by having less gears (7 rather than 8); a rigid (rather than a suspension) fork; a less sophisticated control system for the electrical assist (more on which below); and a slightly more economical level of trim (by Dutch standards!) throughout the rest of the bike. Otherwise, it's a fully equipped, comfy, upright, very high quality town bike.

How it works
Pure models have a simple system using a rotation sensor to detect forward rotation of the pedals and switch on the motor.  The motor delivers a constant level of support, which the rider will feel right from the start of pedalling. This contrasts with the higher spec Xtra and Excellent models which deliver a more variable level of support. The overall level of assistance can be changed -  from Eco (maximum range) to Normal, or to Boost  (maximum assist), depending on the riding condtions. On Pure models, the handlebar display is clear and simple, giving the rider information about the remaining battery power and which assistance mode is active.