The formula for a high-end electric mountain bike is pretty much cut and dry: a lightweight frame, top-tier suspension, a fancy 12-speed drivetrain, and a punchy mid-drive motor. Indeed, all these things may seem generic, and lots of e-bikes boast this setup with prices ranging as low as $1,500 USD all the way beyond the $10,000 USD mark. That said, if you wanted something really boujee, chances are you’d have to go to some premium European manufacturers.
Finna is a brand a lot of us have never heard of before, but over in Spain and parts of Europe, it’s known for its sleek and minimalist road and gravel bikes. Slim tubing, aggressive geometries, and throwback colorways make Finna’s bikes look as good as they supposedly ride, and with the Wind Peak, Finna is hitting two birds with one stone by launching its first electric bicycle that just so happens to be its first foray into the world of mountain bikes, as well.
