Trailblazer Pro V2 Motor: All-Black Enduro E-Bike Revealed
Hi Power Cycles just pulled back the curtain on the Trailblazer Pro V2 motor build, and it's wearing an all-black, murdered-out finish that matches its attitude. The Trailblazer Pro has always been the flagship of the Trailblazer line, but the new V2 motor pushes it into a different class of enduro e-bike — the kind built for riders who want race-level performance without giving up an ounce of trail manners.
What's New With the Trailblazer Pro V2 Motor
In the reveal post, HPC laid out the headline numbers for the stealth build: 185Nm+ of torque from the new V2 motor, a 40mph top speed in off-road mode, top-tier components, an on-demand throttle, and a USA-made 1050Wh battery. That lines up with what's on the official spec sheet — the Trailblazer Pro's full-power build is rated for 2000W and 38–40mph, paired with torque-sensing pedal assist and an on-demand thumb throttle for instant power when you need it. In HPC's own words: "There isn't a more capable enduro e-bike on the market."
- 185Nm+ of torque from the new V2 motor
- 40mph top speed in off-road mode
- Top-tier components throughout the build
- On-demand throttle alongside torque-sensing pedal assist
- USA-made 1050Wh battery for all-day range
A Full-Carbon Chassis Built for Technical Enduro
Power is only half the story. The Trailblazer Pro is a handbuilt, full-carbon, full-suspension enduro e-bike assembled in the USA, and it ships with a factory-tuned DVO Onyx 38SL fork and DVO Topaz PRIME rear shock dialed to the rider's weight and style. Riders who want even more control on high-speed descents can step up to an Öhlins RXF38 m.3 fork and Öhlins TTX2 air shock. Every build is made to order in Medium, Large, and XL frames, with a custom color option if all-black stealth isn't quite your look.
Not Ready to Go Full Pro?
If the flagship build is more bike than you need right now, the standard 2026 Trailblazer shares the same full-carbon, full-suspension DNA at a lower price point, and it's a great entry into the lineup. Both bikes — along with the rest of the range — are part of HPC's full electric bikes collection, so you can compare builds side by side before deciding which one fits your riding.
Is a $13,000 Enduro E-Bike Worth It?
The Trailblazer Pro's price tag came up in the comments, and one follower, Kaden Haury, put it bluntly: "I don't think I want to buy a 13k bike lol. It looks awesome though." That's a fair reaction to flagship pricing — and it's exactly why HPC builds the Trailblazer Pro to order, with configurable power levels, suspension, and drivetrain options, so riders can spec a build that matches both their terrain and their budget rather than paying for capability they won't use.
Ready to Go Full Stealth?
Whether you're chasing the full 2000W, 40mph off-road build or want to start a conversation about the right spec for your riding, the all-black Trailblazer Pro is ready to configure. Explore the full lineup in HPC's electric bikes collection, or reach out to the team to build your own stealth-mode enduro e-bike.
