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Whyte has relentlessly innovated since its very first bike in 1999, including pioneering a low centre of gravity design approach across its award-winning electric mountain bikes.
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Whyte Kado: The most capable trail/enduro eMTB with a Bosch CX motor

The Whyte Kado is a British trail/enduro eMTB with a single goal: to fulfil the riding dreams you never quite managed to realise on a mechanical bike. Powered by the Bosch Performance Line CX, with a battery capacity of up to 800 Wh, a low centre of gravity and geometry that keeps you in control on every descent. Here’s the complete guide to why the Kado is different – and why cycling magazines around the world can’t get enough of it.

17.09.2026Read more
Whyte Karve: an e-bike with an Avinox M2S motor

The Whyte Karve is a new, aggressive trail and enduro e-bike that features a powerful Avinox M2S motor, 160 mm of travel, an 800 Wh battery and geometry tuned for fast trails, technical sections and rough descents. If you’re looking for an eMTB that can power up hills, hold its line in rough terrain and yet doesn’t feel like a cumbersome tank, the Whyte Karve is a bike well worth keeping an eye on.

18.08.2026Read more
Whyte Bikes: A British bike legend

Are you looking for a bike that won’t let you down on the trail, even in the rain, that holds its line through a rough rock garden, and won’t break the bank? Then take a proper look at Whyte Bikes – a British brand that, since 1999, has been turning every ride into an unforgettable experience. The year 2026 brought a complete overhaul of the range – three brand-new platforms that raise the bar in terms of both performance and value.

31.07.2026Read more
Aspire Sports acquires distribution rights for the Whyte Bikes across all its regions

Brno-based company Aspire Sports, distributor of more than 20 global brands in 9 countries in Central and Eastern Europe, is adding British brand Whyte Bikes to its portfolio. From March 2026, it will become its exclusive distributor for Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, the Balkans, and the Baltic states.

03.03.2026Read more