PISA BIKE TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Four Days on the Pergusa E‑Road: Fazua Drive and Race‑Ready Components from Pisa
A four‑day rental of the Pergusa E‑Road Bike — a lightweight, Shimano‑equipped road e‑bike with Fazua assistance — and a practical guide to what’s included, what to bring, and how to ride it.
Four Days on the Pergusa E‑Road: Fazua Drive and Race‑Ready Components from Pisa.
The E‑Road Bike Pergusa is built around the Fazua Drivepack Evation system and a race‑minded Shimano 105 specification, delivering a lightweight (17.3 kg) e‑road machine with three distinct assistance modes that change how you attack climbs and rolling terrain. Over four days in and around Pisa you can explore at your own pace with a compact integrated battery, an assist ceiling of 25 km/h and support calibrated to the rider’s input.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Fazua Drivepack Evation: three ways to add power
The Pergusa uses the Fazua Drivepack Evation 1.0 with an integrated 250 W battery (peak 400 W) and three assistance levels: Breeze for a light 100 W‑style push, River for a progressive, sporty follow of your power, and Rocket for aggressive help on steep sections. Support is quantified in the system’s specs (Breeze, River, Rocket) and the motor delivers a maximum assist torque listed in the technical data.
Race‑grade Shimano 105 and lightweight build
The bike pairs Shimano 105 R7000 components (including R7020 disc brakes, 11‑speed cassette and 2x crankset) with SIGNUM Racing Alloy 700C wheels and Schwalbe Durano 700x28 tyres, yielding a complete, road‑oriented package that weighs 17.3 kg.
What’s in the rental and available extras
The rental price includes a lock, repair kit, mini pump and multi‑tool. Optional paid extras cover a helmet, route app, bikepacking bags, quick‑release pedals, smartphone mount and power bank. Delivery and collection can be requested at booking for a quote.
What the day feels like
How the four days feel on the Pergusa
Riding the Pergusa is defined by a lightweight frame and an assistance system that adapts to how hard you push. Breeze gives a steady nudge for long tours, River mirrors your power for a sportive, connected feel, and Rocket supplies the extra torque you need on steeper pitches — the bike’s assist cuts out at the legal limit of 25 km/h. Over four days you’ll alternate pure pedalling with moments of motor support, using the integrated Fazua Remote Touch display to manage battery and modes while relying on a full Shimano 105 groupset for consistent braking and shifting.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from four days on the Pergusa — and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring one credit card and one passport or national ID — a credit card is required for the security deposit. Optional items (helmet, app access, bikepacking bags, quick‑release pedals, smartphone mount, power bank) are available for a fee; the base rental includes a lock, repair kit, mini pump and multi‑tool.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What motor does the Pergusa use?
The Pergusa uses the Fazua Drivepack Evation 1.0 motor with an integrated 250 W battery and a peak output listed at 400 W.
What assistance modes are available and how do they behave?
There are three assistance levels: Breeze (a light, steady push), River (progressive and sporty, following rider power) and Rocket (aggressive assistance for steep sections); the specification lists distinct support percentages per mode.
Is a helmet included?
No — a helmet is an optional paid extra; the rental price includes a lock, repair kit, mini pump and multi‑tool instead.
Can you request delivery and pickup?
Yes — you can add a delivery and collection request in the booking comments and the operator will provide a price estimate for delivery and return.
What identification and payment method are required?
You must present one passport or national ID and one credit card; a credit card will be requested to cover a security deposit.
What is the maximum assisted speed?
The bike’s assistance is limited to a maximum assisted speed of 25 km/h.
What components and tyres does the bike have?
The specification lists Shimano 105 groupset components (R7000 series), SIGNUM Racing Alloy 700C wheels and Schwalbe Durano 700x28 tyres among the technical details.