Electric YikeBike for safe two-wheel driving

Sep 30, 2009

If the main thing that concerns you is green mobility the next generation gadget will save the day. Christened the YikeBike, this tantalizing replica runs on 1, 2 kW electric engine. The YikeBike seems to show amazing performance even during rush hours. Another fascinating point about the bike is its light weigh construction thanks to carbon fiber body frame.

Additional convenience for the YikeBike bike is an easy to store solution. That said, this appears to be a foldable bike that can be easily packed into your bag. And it is very intuitive in terms of folding as you could fold it in just 15 seconds. This sustainable mode of transportation measures 6 x 23, 6 x 23, 6 inches with a curb weight of only 10 kilograms.

Whether you want it to be stored in your closet or carry it, no problems and it is also safe for driving due to its electronic brakes along with a fitted anti-skid system. Being announced at EUROBIKE in early September of the year 2009, this daredevil replica is available for 4900 USD.

The YikeBike also comes equipped with a special controller used instead of traditional chain pedal, levers and a gear box. This is the first time the bicycle uses an electric anti-skid system while its zero emissions approach is a good choice for all city commuters. Additionally, the YikeBike incorporates lights for safe riding, indicators with brake lights so this is going to be a ready-to-drive vehicle.

An easiness of driving is amazing with a driver holding his hand behind. This ecologically friendly bike is ideal for traveling amounting to 9 km while its maximum speed of 20 kilometers is good enough for safe and stable driving. Its pneumatic wheels measure 20 inches for the front wheel and 8 inches for the rear wheel.

Being powered by Lithium phosphate battery, the bike takes up to 30 minutes to be fully charged while operating time is around 1000 charges. So there are no doubts that the 21 century comes close to make our driving more sustainable and safer.



 
 
 
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