BMC Fourstroke AMP LT ONE Review

In steep sections the somewhat low torque TQ motor requires a lot of initiative from the biker. The TQ HPR 50 provides a very well-rounded riding experience. The power delivery is always harmonious. Fans of XXL tours are greatly restricted by the Fourstroke AMP LT ONE , because of its low range.

Rough descents take away some of the fear thanks to the average chassis. The frame on entry-level was stingy with control. At the brakes, BMC instals upper class brakes with four pistons from SRAM. Taking a holistic approach also includes looking at the gearing and components. The components are of good qualtiy and offer no reason for criticism here. In view of the high reach value, it becomes clear: The main frame is long. However, the generous reach is compensated for by a very short stem. This way, BMC creates a good weight distribution between the wheels and a balanced handling. If the crankset stands still during the descent, the motor and battery become an unnecessary burden. But BMC manages to give the Fourstroke AMP LT ONE a natural, smooth handling despite this, with a very pleasing geometry and low weight. Only very few manufacturers manage to create the illusion of a MTB without motor in the EMTB genre. Hats off!