Ursus King 2-poot
Ursus · Budget dubbele standaard· €20.00
Our verdict
A sensible second-choice at €20 if the Jumbo is too pricey. For heavy e-bikes: no, stick with the Jumbo.
Detailed review
The Ursus King is what it claims: the budget Jumbo for riders who want the Ursus name without the height adjustment. €20 not €30, 25 kg not 35 kg. For a regular city bike or a lighter e-bike that's plenty.
The steel build is hefty — 850 g empty — and in practice nearly as stable as the Jumbo in wind. The differences are in finish (slightly coarser powder coat), no adjustment, and a less smooth hinge. None of these will register in daily Dutch use.
For a trekking bike, e-bike under 25 kg or heavy city bike, the King is a fine pick. Beware heavy e-bikes: a Gazelle Chamonix HMS (27-28 kg) blows past the limit and you should jump to the Jumbo. For a standard Batavus Finez or Cortina E-U4: ten euros saved without missing anything.
Who is this for?
- Budget riders with bikes under 25 kg
- Regular city bikes that don't need height adjustment
- Trekking bikes and lighter e-bikes
What to watch out for
- 25 kg limit — check your bike weight
- Fixed length, no adjustment
Specifications
Specs
| Type | Dubbele standaard |
| Max load | 25 kg |
| Height | Vast |
| Weight | 850 g |
Compatibility
| Wheel size | 26-28 inch |
| Material | Gepoedercoat staal |
What does the ART certification mean and which level do you need for your bike or e-bike? Compare ART-1 through ART-5 and the requirements of Univé, ENRA, Centraal Beheer and Unigarant.
Pros and cons
Pros
- €10 cheaper than the Ursus Jumbo
- 25 kg capacity covers most city bikes
- Steel construction with brand quality
- Universal mount on standard rear bridges
Cons
- No height adjustment
- At 850 g heavier than aluminium Hebie Fox
Use case fit
How well does this product fit different bike types?
| City Bikes | 88 |
| Trekking Bikes | 80 |
| Electric Bikes | 72 |
Where to buy
Amazon.nl
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