Transition

2023 Transition Relay Alloy NX

Previous used estimate

$3,208 - $3,301

Actual value depends on condition, size, and local demand.

2023 Transition Relay Alloy NX

Value Guide market data · 2023 Transition Relay Alloy NX

12-month projected trend

13%

Direction and magnitude, not judgment

vs. category average

9%

Drops faster than category avg

Price over time - 2023 Transition Relay Alloy NX

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Overview

About this bike

The Mountain Bikers eMTB Living in uncharted territory, the Relay is a lightweight, long travel, modular mountain bike. We have always wanted a bike that could provide both an electric and non-electric experience in one chassis. The Relay is light, efficient, and quiet. This provides a more intuitive and natural feel on trail than many would expect from an eMTB. The Relay is here and ready to meet all of your mountain biking needs. Going for a rip with friends on eMTB's? Power it up and head out. Going for a rip with some friends on mountain bikes? Simply remove the battery and hit the trail with no tools required. The Relay does it all. RELAY FEATURES: Two Bikes In One Full of modularity, the Relay can be ridden with the battery installed and powered, or removed, which transforms it into a regular mountain bike. Its versatility allows you to take it on a road trip where your plans include riding in areas that are legal for eMTB's, and also areas that do not allow eMTB's. The tool free battery door allows you to remove and reinstall the battery in a matter of seconds. LIGHTWEIGHT AND PURPOSE BUILT Starting at 42.5lb/19.27 kg with the battery and 37.5lb/17.01kg without the battery, every Relay is purpose built with components to be ridden hard. RELAY VS RELAY PNW The Relay and Relay PNW share the same frame. The lower shock flip chip adjusts the geometry to compensate for a 27.5" or 29" rear wheel. Both Relay and Relay PNW have the ability to be run at 160 or 170mm travel front and rear, dual 29 or mixed wheel. Riders can choose the Relay with dual 29 and 160mm travel for a more lightweight, trail bike feel, or chase their burly trail dreams with the heavy hitting Relay PNW with 170mm travel and mixed wheels. The Relay is purpose built to be ridden hard and comes equipped with a component spec for doing so. Making both the Relay and Relay PNW two of the lighter, heavy hitting eMTBs on the market. FAZUA RIDE 60 MOTOR The lightweight 60Nm Fazua Ride60 drive unit weighs 4.3lb/1.96kg. The minimal drag and power to weight ratio provide the magic when not riding with power. As you begin to ride beyond the speed cutoff you're not penalized when continuing to push beyond the assistance like that of traditional eMTBs. The 430Wh battery, 60Nm torque, 250 watts continuous power, 450 watts peak power, and overall bike weight work harmoniously together. This all equates to an experience that exceeds what you might expect from its numbers. FAZUA RIDE 60 BATTERY The 430Wh battery weighs 4.85lb/2.2kg. It is easily removable via the tool free battery door underneath the downtube. The battery is charged off the bike, which is a bonus for customers with challenging bike storage and charging situations. The tool free battery door makes this hassle free, and it greatly simplifies the frame and door interface making it lighter and more durable. FAZUA RING CONTROLLER The simple and ergonomic ring controller adjusts modes with a gentle nudge up or down. Pushing it up increases the power level, pushing it down decreases power level, pushing inward will activate walk mode. Holding the controller up for 2 seconds from any assistance mode will activate a boost mode, giving you peak system power output for roughly ten seconds. LED HUB The sleek display on the top tube consists of 5 led lights to give you an indication of power mode and battery life. The Relay has three power modes designated by different LED colors. Breeze mode (Green) is very functional in many situations, and is custom tuned by Transition to use in varied terrain, not just riding to the trailhead. River mode (Blue) is preset to match the amount of energy you are delivering to the pedals. If you're soft pedaling it delivers a minimal amount of assistance. If you're hammering it will give you as much available assistance it can, which provides a very intuitive experience and range management. Rocket mode (Pink) provides maximum power to help you tackle steeper climbs and challenging terrain, it will reduce your range but packs quite a punch. FAZUA RIDE60 APP The Fazua Ride60 app pairs to the Relay via bluetooth technology. The Relay comes equipped with our well thought out profile, but you are able to fully customize your settings in all assistance modes. With Max Power and Support Relation you are able to set the maximum mechanical power output and torque in each mode. Support Relation allows you to adjust how much assistance you are given in relation to how much force you apply to the pedals. Ramp Up allows you to adjust how responsive the system delivers the assistance in each mode. Whether you're an experienced rider looking for the most responsive and powerful setup, or someone who values more distance out of your rides, the app provides a comprehensive array of adjustments to tune your ride to your liking.

Specifications

Subtype
Electric Road
Category
E-Bike
Component Fork
Fox Float 38 Performance Elite (170mm)
Component Hubs
Novatec D791SB-B15/D902SB-B12
Component Rims
WTB i30
Component Size
X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large
Component Stem
ANVL Swage (40mm)
Product Family
Relay
Component Chain
SRAM NX Eagle
Component Color
Oxide Grey, TR Blue
Component Frame
Relay Alloy 160mm
Component Motor
Fazua Ride 60
Component Brakes
SRAM Code R
Component Rotors
SRAM Centerline (200mm)
Component Saddle
SDG Bel Air 3
Component Spokes
Pillar Spokes
Component Battery
Fazua Energy 430 Take Out
Component Charger
Fazua Charger
Component Headset
FSA No.55R
Component Crankset
Praxis Alloy ETOR (165mm, X-Small 160mm)
Component Seatpost
OneUp Dropper Post XS(120mm) SM(150mm) MD(180mm) LG/XL/XXL(210mm)
Component Shifters
SRAM NX Eagle Single Click
Component Handlebar
RaceFace Chester 35 XS/SM(780x20) MD/LG/XL/XXL(780x35)
Component Rear Tire
Front: Maxxis Assegai 3C EXO+ 2.5 Rear: Maxxis Minion DHRII 3C EXO+ 2.4
Component Chainrings
Transition Bash Spider SRAM 32t Alloy E Ring (X-Sync2)
Component Front Tire
Front: Maxxis Assegai 3C EXO+ 2.5 Rear: Maxxis Minion DHRII 3C EXO+ 2.4
Component Rear Shock
Fox DHX Coil Factory (205x65mm) XS/SM(350lb) MD(400lb) LG(450lb) XL(500lb) XXL(550lb)
Component Tape Grips
ODI Elite Flow Lock-On
Component Wheel Size
29-inch, 27.5-inch
Component Rear Derailleur
SRAM NX Eagle
Component Cassette Freewheel
SRAM XG 1275 (10-50t)
Rear Shock
Fox DHX Coil Factory (205x65mm) XS/SM(350lb) MD(400lb) LG(450lb) XL(500lb) XXL(550lb)
Hubs
Novatec D791SB-B15/D902SB-B12
Rims
WTB i30
Crankset
Praxis Alloy ETOR (165mm, X-Small 160mm)
Chain
SRAM NX Eagle
Seatpost
OneUp Dropper Post XS(120mm) SM(150mm) MD(180mm) LG/XL/XXL(210mm)
Saddle
SDG Bel Air 3
Handlebar
RaceFace Chester 35 XS/SM(780x20) MD/LG/XL/XXL(780x35)
Headset
FSA No.55R
Rear Derailleur
SRAM NX Eagle
Rear Tire
Front: Maxxis Assegai 3C EXO+ 2.5 Rear: Maxxis Minion DHRII 3C EXO+ 2.4
Stem
ANVL Swage (40mm)
Brakes
SRAM Code R
Chainrings
Transition Bash Spider SRAM 32t Alloy E Ring (X-Sync2)
Fork
Fox Float 38 Performance Elite (170mm)
Frame
Relay Alloy 160mm
Shifters
SRAM NX Eagle Single Click
Tape/Grips
ODI Elite Flow Lock-On
Motor
Fazua Ride 60
Charger
Fazua Charger
Battery
Fazua Energy 430 Take Out
Color
TR Blue
Size
XX-Large
Wheel Size
27.5-inch
Spokes
Pillar Spokes
Cassette/Freewheel
SRAM XG 1275 (10-50t)
Rotors
SRAM Centerline (200mm)
Front Tire
Front: Maxxis Assegai 3C EXO+ 2.5 Rear: Maxxis Minion DHRII 3C EXO+ 2.4

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Frame condition

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Service history

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Battery health

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