⚡ Torque

The Touroll MA1 is equipped with a mid-drive motor delivering 75 Nm of torque. Mid-drive systems sit at the crank, allowing the motor to work through the bike’s gears for smoother, more efficient power delivery. With 75 Nm, the MA1 falls below the category average of 93 Nm, meaning it offers a more modest push when you twist the throttle or engage pedal-assist.

For riders, that 18 Nm gap translates into slightly gentler acceleration and hill-climbing compared to higher-torque models. On gentle to moderate inclines, most cyclists will find the MA1’s 75 Nm adequate, especially when pedaling in a lower gear. However, if you regularly tackle steep hills or carry heavy cargo, you may notice you need to apply more effort or shift to the lowest gear sooner than you would on a 93 Nm bike.

This torque level matters most for commuters and fitness riders who prioritize bike handling, efficiency and a lighter assist feel over brute power. If your daily route is relatively flat and you value a responsive mid-drive system that encourages pedaling, the MA1’s 75 Nm setup provides a balanced ride. Riders seeking the strongest start-up boost or maximum climbing aid might look toward models that match or exceed the 93 Nm average.