I was told that the bike comes with a suspension fork. The corratec E-Power Easy Comfort of model year 2027 relies on the same quiet, uncomplicated Bosch hub-line drive idea as the Easy, but places a stronger emphasis on comfort. The hub motor supports directly at the rear wheel, and the 360-Wh battery is suitable for city rides and medium commuting distances. Shimano CUES 10-speed offers a robust, easy-to-understand gear system. The most significant difference from the E-Power Easy lies in the tires: 55 mm wide Schwalbe Energizer Active Plus provide more volume, cushioning, and a sense of safety on poor asphalt or cobblestones. Herrmans MR4 lights and a luggage rack support daily use. Thus, the Easy Comfort is aimed at riders who want a simple, low-maintenance e-bike concept but prefer more reserves in seating and riding comfort.