Models and Specifications
Weights, dimensions and drivetrains for Milano, Monza, Siena and Etna.
What are the weight and dimensions of the Legend Milano?
The current specifications for the Legend Milano Smart eBike are:
- Weight with battery: approximately 24 kg
- Battery weight: approximately 2.75 kg
- Overall dimensions: approximately 116 × 179 × 62 cm
- Wheelbase: approximately 102 cm
- Saddle height: approximately 84–107 cm
- Tyres: 26 × 2.15 inches
Measurements and weight may vary slightly with the battery, accessories and equivalent components fitted.
What are the weight and dimensions of the Legend Monza?
The current specifications for the Legend Monza Smart eBike are:
- Weight with battery: approximately 19.5 kg
- Battery weight: approximately 2.3 kg
- Unfolded dimensions: approximately 108 × 157 × 59 cm
- Folded dimensions: approximately 69 × 85 × 45 cm
- Wheelbase: approximately 105 cm
- Saddle height: approximately 70–103 cm
- Tyres: 20 × 2.15 inches
Measurements and weight may vary slightly with the battery, accessories and equivalent components fitted.
What are the weight and dimensions of the Legend Siena?
The current specifications for the Legend Siena Smart eBike are:
- Weight with battery: approximately 21 kg
- Battery weight: approximately 2.8 kg
- Unfolded dimensions: approximately 113 × 163 × 59 cm
- Folded dimensions: approximately 87 × 80 × 46 cm
- Wheelbase: approximately 102 cm
- Saddle height: approximately 84–102 cm
- Tyres: 24 × 2.15 inches
Measurements and weight may vary slightly with the battery, accessories and equivalent components fitted.
What are the weight and dimensions of the Legend Etna?
The specifications for the Legend Etna Smart eBike depend on the motor, battery and fitted accessories:
- Weight with battery: approximately 21.5–23 kg
- Unfolded dimensions: approximately 108 × 186–187 × 65 cm
- Folded dimensions: approximately 106 × 92 × 67 cm
- Folded width with the optional by,schulz stem: approximately 42 cm
- Wheelbase: approximately 116 cm
- Saddle height: approximately 89–110 cm
- Tyres: 27.5 × 2.10 inches
Measurements and weight may vary slightly between the 250 W and 500 W versions and with the battery, accessories and equivalent components fitted.
What are the chainring, cassette and gear specifications?
The standard drivetrain specifications are shown below. Check the components fitted to your bike, as equivalent parts or specifications may vary by production series.
| Model | Chainring | Rear sprockets | Gears |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monza | 52 teeth | 14–16–18–21–24–28 teeth | 6-speed Shimano |
| Siena | 48 teeth | 14–16–18–20–22–24–28 teeth | 7-speed Shimano |
| Milano | 40 teeth | 14–16–18–20–22–24–28 teeth | 7-speed Shimano |
| Etna, current single-chainring version | 34 teeth | 11–13–15–17–19–22–25–28–32–36–42 teeth | 1 × 11 SRAM |
| Etna, earlier triple-chainring version | 24–32–42 teeth | 11–13–15–17–19–21–23–26–30–34 teeth | 3 × 10 Shimano |
Is the rear rack included?
A rear rack is included as standard with the following models:
- Legend Siena
- Legend Monza
- Legend Milano
The rear rack is optional for the Legend Etna 250 W and 500 W. You can buy the compatible Legend Etna rear rack from our website.
The maximum load for these rear racks is 27 kg. This is a load limit for the rack, not an additional rider-weight allowance. Make sure any child seat or luggage system is compatible with both the rack and the bike.
How do I adjust the Legend Etna rear shock absorber?
Model: Exa Form A5-RE
The A5-RE is a single-air-chamber shock absorber. It has a main-pressure valve marked MP; it does not have the negative-pressure valve found on the A5-RR1.
- Calculate your riding weight. Include your clothing, helmet, backpack and any equipment you normally carry.
- Use a shock pump. Do not use a standard tyre pump or an air compressor.
- Set an initial pressure. The recommended main-chamber range is 100–150 psi. As a starting point, use approximately 1.5–2 psi per kilogram of total riding weight, while remaining within the recommended range.
- Test the bike. Adjust the pressure in small steps. Slightly lower pressure can improve comfort and sensitivity. Slightly higher pressure can reduce bottoming out under heavier loads or larger impacts.
- Do not exceed 180 psi. If you cannot obtain a safe setting within the recommended range, ask a qualified bicycle mechanic for assistance.
Basic maintenance
- Clean the shock with warm water and a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use solvents, degreasers, waxes or a pressure washer.
- Lubricate the main shaft with a suitable suspension lubricant every 25–30 hours of use or after a long period of storage.
- Do not disassemble the shock. Internal servicing must be carried out by a qualified service centre.
See the Exa Form A5 user manual for the manufacturer's complete instructions.