Have you ever wanted an electric motorbike so sturdy that it could
carry nearly ten grown men without buckling?
Come along as we showcase one such bike that is lightweight
with carrying power unparalleled in its field.
And stick around until the end of the video for a look at our honorable mentions.
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Some of the most eye-catching technological marvels in the last few decades have come from
a certain place in the United Arab Emirates, and that place is Dubai.
Carbogatto is a company that hails from there. They started their business with one clear goal:
creating a futuristic bike that borrows from the past.
In doing so, they have created a truly timeless product that will make everyone
do a double-take and promises to be as good a companion as you could ask for.
That bike goes by the name of H7, and without further preamble, we’ll get right into it.
The very thing you’ll notice about this immaculate bike is that sleek monocoque frame.
Looking like a reverse step-through, the frame is constructed from T700 and T800
carbon fiber cured under high pressure at around five hundred degrees Fahrenheit.
Because of this, the bike can carry loads higher than one thousand four hundred pounds,
which is about nine grown men, give or take.
As you can see, all components of this machine are designed internally,
which adds to that sleek look and keeps them safer from weather and wear and tear.
As every rider knows, the handlebars are a subtly important piece of any bike. So you’ll
be happy to hear that Carbogatto offers some customization in this department.
You can choose between aluminum or the same carbon fiber as the frame,
and they even have a handful of shapes to choose from.
Integrated into the rear wheel is the powerhouse of the H7. This electric Direct Drive motor pumps
out three kilowatts of power. It is capable of a peak output of six and a half kilowatts.
It has four riding modes to swap between; normal, dynamic, eco, and safety.
The advantage to such a motor is that it doesn’t wear away except for the bearings,
which only need to be replaced every ninety-three thousand miles.
For power, the H7 uses a forty-eight-volt battery capable of around sixty-two miles per charge.
A full charge will take around five hours, but the available supercharge
mode will get you up to eighty percent in just forty minutes.
Suppose you’re interested in this one hundred and three-pound luxury bike.
In that case, you’re looking at luxury prices that start at around twenty-two thousand dollars,
but that can rise if you’re looking to include the optional things the company offers.
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It’s not hard to guess why Barcelona-based
e-bike manufacturers named their latest creation the “Oohbike.”
The uniquely creative design looks like a cross between a traditional road bike
and a futuristic Tron cycle, turning heads with its next-century aesthetic.
The hubless front wheel is sleek and confusing at first glance,
especially as the inner ring remains stationary while riding.
But this hollow space was designed with storage in mind,
allowing riders to stash away items for safekeeping.
Both wheels are surrounded by solid,
unbreakable Tannus tires that remove the hassle of inflating ever again.
A grease-free carbon chain system means an end to
tucking your pants into your socks before hitting the road!
The 250W mid-motor is powered by the frame-integrated 36V battery,
which only needs two and a half hours to charge to maximum capacity.
Finally, we get to the number one spot. We have
already mentioned the Trilix from Moto Parilla, but what about the Carbon?
Well, the Carbon is an e-bike unlike any we've seen, and it comes in four different models.
Every model has oversized tires to help you grip
the pavement or gain traction on even the roughest terrain.
The Factory is the standard model and offers a 48V
battery and your choice of a 250, 500, or 750W motor.
The Limited Edition model is an extension of the Factory and has handmade leather seats,
as well as new handlebars. And there are only 130 available for purchase, so nab one quick!
The Mimetica takes the Factory design and then
adds a beautiful handmade painting from your choice of three different patterns.
And of course, if you want a much more hands-on interaction with the building of your bike
and to customize nearly every aspect of it, then you have to go with the Ultra.
So, which bike strikes your fancy the most? Let us know in the comments!
Closing in on our number one, we nearly come to the end of the video. Of course,
we still have one more e-bike to wow you, so let’s not dally any longer.
Civilized Cycles is a global team comprised of various talents in the industry. They
say their mission is to make the most “civilized” bikes globally for the world.
Through a lengthy design process that took
many people worldwide to help build, Model 1 was created.
The Model 1 is a deep step-thru design that almost seems to be wearing a skirt of some sort.
With the larger rear of the e-bike comes a second seat for a passenger!
That skirt happens to be an integrated set of panniers for storing groceries,
equipment, or anything else you may need for up to 50 pounds of storage.
And whether the road you ride is made of dirt, littered with potholes,
or any other less-than-ideal terrain, the Model 1 has you covered. This practical
EV has automatic full-suspension that will adjust to any hiccup on the road.
The 750 Watt motor is powered by a 10.5Ah battery. If you pick up the optional secondary battery,
the Model 1 has more than an apt range of 50 miles. Like most e-bikes,
the speed will top out at 28mph, which is the average legal limit.
If you want your own Model 1 from Civilized Cycles, they are selling for $4,500.
Innovative e-bike manufacturer, Urtopia has long had a strict emphasis on design.
Based out of Hong Kong, Urtopia sought engineers and designers from around the
world who had a proven track record of functional aesthetic creativity.
These designers are MIT and Ivy League Alumni,
having worked for massive firms like Apple and BMW, to name just a few.
One such designer was Mathis Heller,
who’d recently completed work on the BMW I Series and Siemens ICE 3 high-speed train.
He helped design the Urtopia Carbon E-Bike, a sport,
intelligent electric bike fashioned out of the same carbon fiber used in road cycles.
The frame, fork, handlebars, seat post – even the chain belt is all made from carbon fiber,
for a total weight of just over 30 pounds.
Despite this, the Urtopia’s built for urban exploring. Puncture-resistant
Kenda Kwest tires and front and rear dual-piston
hydraulic disc brakes mean riders have both control and reliability.
Powering the Urtopia is a removable 360Wh Samsung
lithium-ion battery capable of taking you to a pedal-assisted maximum range of 80 miles.
Using their patented quick-charger, you can top yourself up from empty to full in two and a half
hours. Urtopia says its batteries will recharge 1000 times before reducing to 80% capacity.
Torque comes via a 36V rear hub motor and a carbon drive belt guaranteed for up to 18,640 miles.
No traditional chain means no grease, no chinks, no mess,
and definitely no time-consuming chain repairs.
Riders can choose up to five different speed and pedal assist modes. The first
is “pedal,” with no motor support. “Eco” mode uses minimal pedal-assist,
designed for those that need to conserve battery and who don’t mind a little exercise.
Then there’s the “comfort” mode that utilizes an integrated torque sensor
to anticipate when pedal assist will be required.
It prevents that jerky resistance when going from flat surfaces to inclines at speed.
“Sport” mode relies less on how much you can pedal,
while “turbo” mode pushes the Urtopia Carbon E-Bike to full speed.
If you’re in the US, the Urtopia carbon e-bike can reach speeds of 20 mph. Still,
regulations require software limiting e-bikes in Europe and Asia to 16 mph.
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