I think the KTM model that you are looking for is.....Macina Moto Street 11 P5 45. If you google the model name there are a number of sellers in Germany, From
www.bikediscount.de.....they had a price of euros 4499.00 incl 19% German vat. It has 350 watt Bosch S-class ,29" wheels,frame sizes 43-48-53 cm.
Shame it looks a lovely bike,I would love to sell it in the UK but cannot fault the ethical and legal stance taken by the KTM-UK importer.
Hope that helps
KudosDave
Thanks Dave.... and I agree we'd love to sell them over here.
But can we just clarify, that if you buy this bike from Germany and use it in the UK.
You will be riding an illegal moped on the roads, without tax, insurance or MOT, and you won't be wearing the legally required helmet.
There is no way of you using it legally.
The chances of being caught are slim, but we, and many other legally responsible business are working with Trading Standards and the Police Forces around the UK to increase awareness. Because yes, its not illegal to sell sPedelecs in the UK... we could do it. However its not legal to use them, so the shop owners who do it are making a quick easy buck and putting all the risk onto you as an individual.
If you're happy to take that risk, go ahead - but please also check that your husbands / wives / children etc are happy with the risk, because should you be involved in a serious accident and its found that your riding an illegal vehicle, you will not be covered by any insurance and you are likely to be found responsible for the accident.
This is not me scaremongering... its simple fact. The level of risk of this happening can be debated all you like. But at some point an sPedelec will be involved in an accident that's high profile.
I also don't want to see sPedelecs and dongled bikes being used illegally on cycle paths and offroad trails around the UK as this could seriously damage the access rights of legal eBikes and even normal mountain bikes as land owners and event organisers won't be able to differentiate between them so will simply ban them all.
Its up to us as an industry to self police this to ensure we have a sustainable business moving forwards and companies like 50Cycles who are at best selling irresponsibly, and at worst simply miss selling are not a good example of how eBike shops should be operating in the UK.