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Megamo Native 03

Megamo · 2024

All-Mountain Lightweight

Native 03

Reach

455 mm

size M

Standover

775 mm

size M

Stack

617 mm

size M

Motor

TQ HPR50

50 Nm

Battery

360 Wh

Travel

150/150 mm

Wheel

29"

Category

All-Mountain

Motor class

Lightweight

Frame

Carbon

Weight

19.5 kg (M) ≈

MSRP

€9,499

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Price Trend

✔ At lowest recorded price
Current best
€3,199 (PedalMoto)
Lowest ever
€3,199 (PedalMoto, 13 Jun 2026)
Average
€3,199
Trend
↓ -8.6%
€3000€3400€370022 May20 Jun
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Geometry

Measurement SML
Reach (mm) 427 455 487
Stack (mm) 612 617 631
Head tube angle (°) 65.5 65.5 65.5
Seat tube angle (°) 76.5 76.5 76.5
Chainstay (mm) 440 440 440
Wheelbase (mm) 1179 1209 1247
BB drop (mm) 33 33 33
Fork offset (mm) 44 44 44
ETT (mm) 574 603 636
Standover (mm) 760 775 790
Fork travel (mm) 150 150 150
Rear travel (mm) 150 150 150
Rider height (cm) 160–172 170–182 180–192

Components

Component Spec Est. value
Frame Carbon €1,500
Motor TQ HPR50, 50 Nm €500
Battery 360 Wh, integrated €378
Fork RockShox Lyrik Ultimate, 150mm, 15x110mm Boost €950
Shock RockShox Super Deluxe+ €450
Drivetrain SRAM GX AXS T-Type, 12-speed €850
Brakes Shimano XT M8020, 4-piston hydraulic disc, 203mm €220
Wheels RaceFace Turbine R, 29" €600
Front tyre Maxxis Rekon 29x2.6 TR €55
Rear tyre Maxxis Rekon 29x2.6 TR €55
Dropper post RaceFace Turbine R €250
Total estimated value €5,808

Estimated range (calculated)

Eco

~90

km

+40 w/ extender

Trail

~42

km

+19 w/ extender

Boost

~25

km

+11 w/ extender

Estimate based on 360 Wh and HPR50 motor. Actual range varies with terrain, rider weight and temperature.

Reviews

7.4

/10

1 review

Expert curated

Strengths

  • + Full carbon frame with 150mm travel at ~19.5kg — among lightest all-mountain eMTBs in its class
  • + TQ HPR50 near-silent operation with zero drag when unpowered — natural acoustic-bike riding feel
  • + RockShox Lyrik Ultimate fork + Super Deluxe+ shock is premium suspension spec rarely seen at this price
  • + SRAM GX AXS T-Type wireless 12-speed + Praxis Carbon cranks — high-end drivetrain package
  • + Extraordinary value at clearance pricing (~€3,200) for a bike with €9,499 MSRP spec

Weaknesses

  • − TQ HPR50 50Nm torque is the weakest in the lightweight class — struggles on steep sustained climbs vs 60Nm rivals
  • − 360Wh battery limits range significantly; range extender (+160Wh) is optional extra cost
  • − Maxxis Rekon tires are XC-oriented — lack grip in wet/loose conditions, should be upgraded for aggressive trail riding
  • − Limited brand recognition and dealer network outside Spain — harder to find parts/service support
  • − No published independent reviews — unproven in editorial group tests against Orbea Rise, Levo SL, etc.

Motor: The TQ HPR50 is the lightest motor in the lightweight eMTB segment at just 1.85kg, delivering virtually silent assistance with zero drag when unpowered. Its 50Nm torque is the lowest among current competitors (Orbea RS 60Nm, Fazua Ride 60 60Nm, Specialized SL 1.2 50Nm) but the power delivery is exceptionally smooth and natural. Best suited for riders who prioritize an acoustic-bike feel over raw climbing power. The TQ system's HPR range extender integration is seamless but the 360Wh base capacity is the smallest available.