Touring is a pleasure with the Gazelle Arroyo C5 HMB Elite. You can get on and off easily, sit upright comfortably, and have a good view of your surroundings. Thanks to the powerful motor, you can stop and go wherever you want.
Go out. With Arroyo C5 Elite, every ride is comfortable; upright cycling, silent assistance, and an easy step-through. The extra attention to integration and finishing highlights the elegant comfort.
The Arroyo C5 HMB Elite features a powerful Bosch Performance Line mid-drive motor. Neither headwinds nor hills are a problem with this bike. The battery is integrated into the frame, lowering the center of gravity to improve stability, while providing a sleek look.
| Motor |
Bosch performance Line, Smart System (75Nm) |
| Battery |
Bosch 500Wh,Integrated into frame |
| Display |
Bosch Intuvia 100 |
| Charger |
4Ah |
| Frame |
Stable, lightweight hydro-formed aluminum frame with 68.5° headset angle and 69.5° saddle tube angle for relaxed and comfortable riding. This is a low-step and spacious frame, single tube and lovely integrated cables. |
| Fork |
Aluminum. springing in headset, 40mm |
| Rear Shock |
Not applicable |
| Front Brake |
Tektro HD-T280 hydraulic disc brakes, 2 piston, 180mm |
| Rear Brake |
Tektro HD-T280 hydraulic disc brakes, 2 piston, 160mm |
| Drivetrain / Rear Derailleur |
Belt |
| Shift Levers |
Shimano Nexus 5 |
| Chain |
Gates CDX belt drive, with Centertrack |
| Cassette |
Spec not provided |
| Crankset |
Spec not provided |
| Chain Ring |
Front chainwheel 46 / Rear chainwheel 34 |
| Chain Guard |
Aluminum |
| Rims |
RODI Viper |
| Front Hub |
Shimano |
| Rear Hub |
Shimano Nexus, 5 speeds, hub brake |
| Front Tire |
Schwalbe Energizer Active Plus, 47-622 |
| Rear Tire |
Schwalbe Energizer Active Plus, 47-622 |
| Handlebar |
Aluminum, comfort curved model |
| Stem |
Steeplessly adjustable |
| Headset |
Spec not provided |
| Grips |
Gazelle Aero leather |
| Saddle |
Selle Royal Essenza Plus |
| Seatpost |
Sprung |
| Pedals |
Spec not provided |
| Front Light |
Gazelle Fendervision, LED headlamp, on/off switching via display |
| Rear Light |
Spanninga Brasa, LED battery supply, on/off switching via display |
| Kickstand |
Drop-down rear stand, Ursus Mooi |
| Rear Carrier |
Aluminum MIK HD system carrier |
| Fenders |
Spec not provided |
| Bell |
Spec not provided |
| Lock |
AXA Defender. Ring lock with an option for a plug-in cable to attach your bike to a fixed object for extra protection against theft |
How do you know what size of bike you should buy?
A good place to start is using the sizing charts included for each bike on the info page. If you're in the middle of the recommended height range for a specific size then usually that's the correct one to go with. If you find yourself overlapping sizes at either the top or bottom of the height recommendation than sizing up or down could be a consideration.
For more relaxed fitting "city-style" bikes sizing is less crucial because often they will have adjustable stems and offer more overlap in sizing. Smaller bikes will be slightly easier to manage when starting and stopping while larger bikes will feel more stable when riding. Most often we recommend sizing down in this category.
Bikes that have a more aggressive riding position i.e. road, gravel and mountain bikes sizing is more important. In these categories we usually look closely at 3 numbers, reach, stack, and top-tube length.
