Lenovo launches Legion M5000 mountain bike with 24-speed Shimano drivetrain
Lenovo has officially launched the Legion M5000 mountain bike in China. The base price is 2,099 yuan (about $290), but as part of a special launch offer, it can be purchased for 1,899 yuan ($262).
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There is a discount of up to 999 yuan (approximately $138) for students.
Legion M5000 has a 6061 aluminium alloy frame with hidden cable management. The frame undergoes a multi-stage processing: grinding, puttying, drying, polishing and painting. The front fork is shock-absorbing, with a mechanical lockout to switch between hard and soft modes depending on the terrain.
The wheels are fitted with 27.5 x 2.10 inch Kenda tyres with anti-slip tread and double aluminium rims. Braking is handled by Silver Star hydraulic disc brakes, which are reliable and effective in all weather conditions.
Braking is provided by Silver Star hydraulic disc brakes at the front and rear. The transmission system is 24-speed Shimano: front derailleur FD-TZ500, rear derailleur RD-TY300, 8-speed cassette, L-TWOO A3 shifters.
Other details: handlebars with 9° rise, stem, seatpost are all made of aluminium, and the Marvi saddle is designed for long rides. The available colours are Ice White and Carbon Black. An international release has not yet been announced.
As a reminder, Lenovo has launched the 10th generation of its flagship gaming laptop Legion Pro 7 in Ukraine - and it's serious: from the OLED display to the RTX 5090.
Source: Gizmochina
