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PinPoint CE to debut UTO OG200 utility eBike at CIN LIVE 2026

PinPoint CE will debut the UTO OG200 at CIN LIVE 2026, a utility eBike with four riding modes to cater to the different needs of riders.

The OG200 is built around a modular design that allows it to adapt to four different riding configurations, from everyday commuting to family transport and cargo carrying.

In Solo Mode, the OG200 is configured as an urban eBike, powered by a 250W BAFANG rear hub motor producing 60Nm of torque and a 720Wh removable battery. The setup is designed for everyday riding and commuting.

Duo Mode adds an elongated bench-style saddle and integrated passenger footrests, allowing the bike to carry an adult passenger. Its low step-through aluminium frame is designed to make mounting and dismounting easier while maintaining a stable riding position.

For carrying equipment, Cargo Mode provides a total payload capacity of up to 200kg. The bike uses MIK and MIK HD rack integration, allowing riders to fit cargo-carrying accessories to the front and rear of the bike for transporting items such as boxes, equipment and tools.

The fourth configuration, Family Mode, is designed for carrying both adults and children. The OG200 is certified for “bike-pooling” and features automatic StVZO lighting, active brake lights and a Start-Assist throttle, designed to provide controlled starts when carrying passengers, including on steep inclines.

The bike is equipped with four-inch Schwalbe Super Moto-X fat tyres, full suspension and Tektro four-piston hydraulic brakes. This setup is designed to provide stability and comfort when tackling common urban obstacles such as potholes, cobblestones and tram lines.

The OG200 is fully certified to EN 15194 (EPAC) and EN 17860 (Cargo) safety standards. Built around a compact, short-wheelbase design, the OG200 combines the payload capacity of a full-size utility bike with the manoeuvrability and riding feel of a standard 26-inch bicycle.

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