Moustache Dimanche 29.2 Equipped

£2,899.00 GBP* £3,399.00 GBP *Not available through cycle schemes at the discounted price.

The Dimanche 29.2 Equipped is Moustache’s lightweight gravel e-bike: a flat-bar bike that weighs 19.5 kg, yet comes fully equipped with lights, mudguards and a rack for everyday riding. It runs Bosch’s light SX motor for a natural, barely-there boost.

Wide Maxxis gravel tyres, a wide-range 10-speed drivetrain and a clever damped stem and dropper post let it move from tarmac to towpaths and trails without fuss, and without the weight of a full-suspension bike.

Bosch’s Smart System adds app connectivity and built-in security through eBike Lock. You’ll find it in our London shops in Camden, Notting Hill and Hackney.

Moustache Dimanche 29 electric gravel bike

A lightweight, equipped gravel e-bike

The Dimanche 29 Gravel is Moustache’s gravel bike, and the 29.2 Equipped is the version set up for real life, with lights, mudguards, a rack and a kickstand fitted as standard. What sets it apart from most e-bikes is how light it is: at 19.5 kg it feels agile and bike-like rather than heavy and motor-led.

That lightness comes from Bosch’s compact SX motor and a slim 400 Wh battery, both built into a hydroformed alloy frame. The result is a bike that’s easy to lift onto a rack or carry up steps, and that rides naturally when you’re off the assistance — a proper bike first, an e-bike second.

For gravel, the commute, and everything between

It’s for people who want one light, capable bike for a bit of everything — weekday commutes on tarmac, weekend rides on towpaths and country lanes, and the odd fitness loop or bikepacking trip. If you find most e-bikes too heavy, the Dimanche feels like a normal bike that just happens to have a quiet, helpful motor.

Because it comes equipped, it’s ready for daily use straight away — lights for dark mornings, mudguards for wet roads, a rack for panniers or a bag. The flat handlebar keeps you in a relaxed, confident position, and there’s a step-through open frame as well as a standard frame, so getting on and off is easy and it suits a range of riders.

Light frame, Bosch SX power and gravel-ready kit

The frame is hydroformed 6061 alloy, shaped to keep the weight down while leaving a little flex for comfort. Up front is a light full-carbon fork rather than a suspension fork, and comfort comes from Maxxis Rambler 50 mm gravel tyres, a damped ‘Antishock’ stem with up to 20 mm of give, and a suspended dropper seatpost, which together take the sting out of rough ground without adding the weight of suspension.

Bosch’s Performance Line SX motor gives a light, natural and very quiet boost, with a 400 Wh battery and a simple Purion 200 display. A wide-range Shimano CUES 10-speed drivetrain, with an 11–48 cassette, gives low gears for loose climbs and enough at the top for the road.

It comes fully equipped: integrated lights, full mudguards, a QL3 rack, a kickstand and hydraulic disc brakes, with an optional front carrier if you want to carry more.

Dimanche or Xroad: which all-road bike?

The Dimanche and the Xroad both go well beyond the city, but they’re built for different riders. The Dimanche is the light one — 19.5 kg, sporty and agile, with comfort coming from its tyres and damped contact points rather than suspension. It suits people who want a bike that rides like a fast, capable gravel bike and is easy to handle and lift.

The Xroad is the heavier, more cushioned choice: full suspension, a more powerful motor and a bigger battery, set up to carry loads and smooth out the roughest ground in comfort. If your priority is plush comfort and carrying capacity, it’s the Xroad; if it’s light weight, agility and a sporty, natural ride, it’s the Dimanche.

Both are easy to try back-to-back in our shops, which is the quickest way to feel the difference.

Where to test ride the Dimanche 29.2 in London

You can usually find the Dimanche 29.2 to try in store, and we’re happy to order custom colours and specs. Every Moustache comes with a five-year frame and fork warranty and a two-year Bosch warranty on the motor and battery.

As a Bosch quality partner, we set every bike up properly before you ride away, include a free first service at 500 km, and can recommend Laka if you’d like insurance cover. We’re also a Cycle to Work retailer, so you can buy through your employer’s scheme and save on tax.

FAQs

It’s a lightweight gravel e-bike, equally at home on tarmac and on towpaths, gravel and country lanes. It’s the choice for people who want a light, sporty bike for mixed-terrain riding and weekend adventures, while still being equipped with lights, mudguards and a rack for everyday commuting.

It’s 19.5 kg — light for an equipped e-bike, where 25–30 kg is more typical. The low weight makes it feel agile and natural to ride, easy to lift onto a car rack or carry up steps, and pleasant to pedal even with the motor off. It’s a big part of what makes the Dimanche ride more like a normal bike than most e-bikes.

Yes — it’s designed for comfort without the weight of suspension. Wide 50 mm Maxxis gravel tyres run at lower pressures to soak up rough ground, a damped ‘Antishock’ stem takes the buzz out of the handlebars, and a suspended dropper seatpost cushions the saddle. Together they give a genuinely comfortable ride while keeping the bike light.

The standard frame is the classic diamond shape, a touch sportier and stiffer; the open frame has a low step-through for easier mounting and dismounting, handy in everyday clothes or if you’d rather not swing a leg over. Both have exactly the same motor, gears and equipment — it’s purely about how you get on the bike and the fit, so we can help you pick the right one and size.

Moustache Dimanche 29.2 Equipped

A lightweight, equipped gravel e-bike

For gravel, the commute, and everything between

Light frame, Bosch SX power and gravel-ready kit

Dimanche or Xroad: which all-road bike?

Specifications

Where to test ride the Dimanche 29.2 in London

FAQs