BMW CE 04 The BMW CE 04 is an electric scooter that
pretty much looks like a bike.
Well, it’s pretty much a motorcycle.
In other words, it’s a scooter that you’d actually look cool riding.
Like “Mad Max” goes green.
But the CE 04 isn't just a pretty face, oh no.
Under the hood, or rather, under the seat, is a liquid-cooled synchronous machine that
delivers a peak power of 42 hp and a torque of 46 lb-ft.
That's more power than a lot of cars on the road, and this thing is just a scooter!
The CE 04 also has a range of up to 80 miles on a single charge.
It can accelerate from 0 to 31 mph in just 2.6 seconds.
And if you want to push it to the limit, you can reach a top speed of 75 mph.
75mph?
That’s one fast scooter, man.
It is German, so I guess that makes sense.
ASYNC A1 I’m so bad at biking, I think I’d get
winded even on an electric bike.
So, if you're looking for another bike that you won’t have to pedal and will make your
Tinder profile pop, look no further than the ASYNC A1.
Let me tell you, this thing is a real trip.
Get it?
First of all, let's talk about performance.
With its 1200W brushless motor, this bike can zip along at speeds of up to 35 mph.
And with a range of up to 150 miles on a single charge, you can outrun any battery anxiety.
But it's not just speed and range that make the ASYNC A1 a great ride.
This bike is designed to handle any terrain, thanks to its 10.27-inch fat tires, front
and rear suspension, and hydraulic disc brakes.
It comes with several accessories, and with the smart key system, you'll feel like a spy
every time you start the engine.
Greyp T5 e-SUV Despite the “SUV” in its name, the Greyp
T5 e-SUV looks more like a classic bike.
You know, the kind I always fall off of?
Let's start with the specs.
The Greyp T5 e-SUV is powered by an MPF 6.0c motor with custom firmware that delivers 250W
of power and 90Nm of torque.
That's enough power to make even the toughest hills feel like a breeze.
But you’ll still be pedaling, so you can maintain your outdoorsy-exerciser reputation
while technically cheating.
The Greyp App lets you connect your bike to your smartphone and enjoy features like turn-by-turn
navigation, heart-rate monitoring, and even remote control.
With 10.27-inch fat tires, front suspension, and hydraulic disc brakes, the Greyp T5 e-SUV
can handle anything you throw at it.
So go ahead, take it on a trail, jump a few rocks, and hopefully, the only things rolling
are the good times.
In conclusion, the Greyp T5 e-SUV is not your grandma's bike.
Kuberg Rox Forget the Tour de France - get ready for
the Tour de “around the block.”
This bike is for the kids.
Hey, did your parents let you have this screen time?
The Kuberg Rox is the electric pushbike taking the neighborhood by storm.
It’s adjustable to grow with each kid for up to three years.
Just don’t forget to feed it.
A growing bike has to eat!
The carbon fiber frame makes it lightweight and durable, so a kid can crash it over and
over without it breaking.
You can fit it with a detachable motor, so the lazy and sporty kids will have fun with
this bike!
It’s got five different power modes and a 6-hour riding time.
It has an anti-locking brake system that ensures equal braking power for both wheels.
I wish I had that as a kid.
Every time I stopped my bike, I went flying over the handlebars.
I didn’t even wear a helmet, and I turned out super perfect good.
Ebii Now I think this bike looks a little weird,
but hear me out.
I think you’ll be impressed.This bike has an onboard AI.
The single motor that powers the Ebii is so intelligent that it adapts to your riding
conditions, pedaling power, and preferred level of assistance.
I've never felt so understood by anyone, let alone a bike!
It’s like, half bike, half therapist.
With the EbiiGo app, you can connect your bike to your smartphone and access turn-by-turn
navigation, terrain-based range, and even a heart-rate monitor.
And speaking of cruising, the Ebii can handle any terrain with its flat-free tires made
from recyclable materials.
That means you can ride over broken glass, metal spikes, nails--finally, I’ll be able
to get through all the booby traps I’m always falling into.
And if you do take a tumble, the magnetic kill switch will turn off the bike instantly
and even shut it off automatically if you fall.
Talk about a bike that's got your back (or should I say your butt).
Mobel Finally, we’ve gotten to the velomobile
part of the video!
Wait, what the heck’s a velomobile?
Based on the Mobel, it’s something between a bike and a golf cart.
Okay, I looked it up, I admit it.
But I was kinda right.
The Mobel is a two-person electric vehicle designed for recreation and travel.
It is powered by a 500W motor that can reach a top speed of 28 mph and can be controlled
by a twist throttle or a pedal assist system.
You can go up to 100 miles on a single charge.
That's enough distance to travel from New York City to Philadelphia and still have enough
juice to make a U-turn and head back to the Big Apple.
It's like being in a luxurious sports car with foot pedals instead of a gas pedal.
Why waste your money on a car or a regular bike when you can have an electric velomobile
and be the coolest and weirdest person in your neighborhood?
ADO Air Electric bikes that fold up?
You mean like a Transformer that you can ride on top of???
The ADO Air’s folding capabilities make it easy to bring with you wherever you go,
whether to the office, the grocery store, or even the club.It has a 250W motor that
can reach a top speed of 28 mph and a battery that can give you up to 50 miles on a single
charge!
Just please remember to unfold it before you ride it.
The ADO Air also has a 7-speed Shimano gear system and hydraulic disc brakes, so you can
shift smoothly and stop on a dime.
The large LCD shows you all the important data, like speed, battery level, and distance.
It’s got a phone holder and a light, so you can ride around in the dark while watching
Family Guy clips.Hopefully, the ADO Air is the only thing you fold up and put in your
trunk!
Husqvarna Devil S Next, we’ve got the bike with the most hardcore
name on this list.The Husqvarna Devil S is inspired by the firefly - but unlike the insect,
this motorcycle won't leave you in the dark.
This looks like the kind of bike you’d ride around a cyberpunk city on your way to the
local cool kids meeting.This thing is gorgeous.
Like, stick it in the MoMA, take selfies next to it, cry when she breaks up with you cause
you have no job and her new boyfriend is a doctor, and you’re almost happy for her
because she deserves to be happy kind of gorgeous!
Currently, the Husqvarna Devil S is just a beautiful dream living through spectacular
renderings.
But hey, a guy can dream, can't he?
And with a design like this, who knows what the future may hold?
Daymak Combat Bike Ever tried to join a motorcycle gang in Canada?
You’d better hope those motorcycles turn into snowmobiles.
Well, the Daymak Combat Bike does!
The Daymak Combat Bike has two versions: the Dirt version and the Snow version.
The Dirt version is an electric bike with a 5000W motor that can reach speeds of up
to 44 mph.
The Snow version is an electric snowmobile that can be created by replacing the rear
wheel with a track and the front wheel with a ski.
The Daymak is ride-or-die, baby.
This is actually what Santa uses these days instead of reindeer.
Did you know that?The snow version has the same motor and battery as the Dirt version
but with different performance characteristics.
You'll be able to reach speeds of up to 28 mph and travel up to 40 miles on a single
charge.
And with stability and ease, you'll be carving through the snow like a hot knife through
butter.The Daymak Combat Bike is the ultimate off-road machine.
And that does it for today!
Thanks again for watching, and we'll see you in the next video!