Retro E Bike 26 Inch Fat Tyre Style Citybike Electric 48V
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Secutronic – Electric Scooter Manufacturer – Retro E Bike
Retro E Bike Brief Introduction
Retro E Bike 26 Inch Fat Tyre Best Style Citybike Electric 48V
What Is It?
The Retro Electric Bike is an electric vehicle with a design that evokes classic motorcycles like Burt Munro’s Indian.
When it comes to functionality, this bike is hard to classify. Despite its styling, it is not an electric motorcycle. Despite the “electric bicycle” moniker, it is not something you can use exactly like an e-bike. There are no pedal assist, so you won’t be getting the exercise you would with some other e-bike options.
However, at 35kg (77 pounds), many people would not want to. In place of pedals, the Electric Bike features motorcycle-style pegs for resting your feet while you ride. The result is a product that has far more in common with traditional small motorbikes than with its electric-bike brethren.
The vintage style Electric Bike is propelled with a Bosch electric motor in the real wheel and powered by replaceable battery packs that fit behind panels around the motor. A pair of caliper brakes on each wheel provide safe and fast stopping. Front suspension and rear suspension promise a smooth ride without the spine-beating jostling you may have experienced on older gas-powered mopeds.
How Fast Does It Go?
The Vintage Electric Bike won’t be setting any speed records. At a top speed of 28 mph, it’s better suited to casual trips into town than mad dashes across the Bonneville Salt Flats. That doesn’t stop it from being a stylish, innovative and practical option. The speed limit to 20 mph is closer to conventional mopeds than to other electric bikes, making it practical for errands, deliveries and local trips.
What’s the Range?
As with any bike that clocks in at nearly 100 pounds, you’ll want to know how far you can go before you’re the one powering it. The manufacturer says that the bike can be powered by either one or two battery packs. With a single battery pack, rides will be able to travel 30 miles without a charge; the second battery pack doubles the range to 60 miles.
Where Can I Ride It?
Registration, licensing and insurance requirements on these sorts of electric bikes that blur the line between bicycle and motor vehicle are still nebulous. You’ll have to study local laws on your area to see what’s allowed, what’s required, what’s forbidden and what has yet to be addressed.
What Else Is Cool?
This fat tire electric bike’s sleek ovoid battery packs come equipped with a USB socket that allows you to charge up your devices on the go. The paint job is covered in a UV-protectant clear coat to ensure that it keeps its good looks even after years in the sun.
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