The winner is… Whyte RHe0 3

The Whyte gets so much right and proves a versatile companion in all conditions

Each of the trio have a lot going for them and could be the ideal choice to suit your particular needs, but my favourite is the Whyte RHeO 3. Engwe’s previous bikes have been rather unconventional, many of them specced with massively oversized moto tyres or having the appearance of a crank-assisted moped. The P275 ST on test looks more ‘serious’ and it works brilliantly. The Anana mid-motor has lots of power and its controller offers a wealth of information. Thanks to the massive battery, you’ve got a week’s commuting range, and it’s a smooth and easy bike to ride in traffic. If Engwe can bring out some useful accessories to match the bike, it’ll fulfil its versatile potential well. Its medium-sized 650b wheels help keep things responsive, while wide…

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Cycling Plus (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2025

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