FRONT DRIVE
Select front assistance through the display when the route and operating conditions make single-drive output appropriate.
DUAL-MOTOR ALL-TERRAIN PERFORMANCE
High-output electric performance meets an accessible step-through frame. Twin drive systems, a large-capacity battery, torque-responsive assistance, full suspension and wide 26-inch tires create a capable platform for long routes and changing terrain.
TWIN DRIVE SYSTEM
A 1000W brushless system at each wheel provides 2000W of combined rated output. The color display allows the rider to switch between single- and dual-drive operation, making it possible to prioritize efficiency on easier routes or use both systems when conditions demand stronger assistance.
Each listed drive system is rated for up to 70 Nm of torque. The standard speed setting is 25 km/h, while the manufacturer reports testing up to 48 km/h, approximately 29.8 mph, when unlocked. Availability of higher settings depends on configuration and local law.
Select front assistance through the display when the route and operating conditions make single-drive output appropriate.
Use rear assistance for familiar handling and efficient everyday support on less demanding surfaces.
Activate both systems for maximum listed output when climbing or crossing challenging terrain.
HIGH-CAPACITY ENERGY
The integrated 48V 20Ah lithium-ion battery provides 960Wh of nominal energy. The technical specification lists approximately 60–70 km in motor-driven operation and 120–150 km with pedal assistance under suitable conditions.
Integrated high-capacity battery with 960Wh of nominal energy.
Claimed motor-driven range, converted from the listed 60–70 km.
Claimed assisted range, converted from the listed 120–150 km.
ACCESSIBLE FRAME DESIGN
The step-through structure reduces the height required to mount and dismount. Its 6061 aluminum-alloy construction is heat treated for strength and corrosion resistance, creating a practical foundation for commuting, recreation and off-road travel.
The listed rider-height range is 160–200 cm, approximately 5 ft 3 in to 6 ft 7 in, with a maximum supported load of 200 kg, approximately 441 lb. Fit and comfort still depend on body proportions, correct adjustment and intended use.
A lowered central frame area makes mounting and dismounting easier for a broad range of riders.
Heat-treated aluminum construction combines structural support with corrosion resistance.
The manufacturer lists a maximum total supported load of 200 kg under proper operating conditions.
Designed for riders approximately 160–200 cm tall, subject to individual proportions and adjustment.
FULL-SUSPENSION CONTROL
A lockable oil-spring front fork with 100 mm of travel works with the rear suspension to absorb repeated bumps and improve comfort. Locking the fork can create a firmer response on smoother surfaces, while the open setting allows more movement on rough ground.
Wide 26 × 4-inch tires create a broad contact patch for traction across pavement, gravel, loose ground and other uneven surfaces. No tire or suspension system makes every route safe; speed must always match traction, visibility and rider ability.
A lockable oil-spring fork helps soften impacts while allowing a firmer setting for smooth routes.
Rear shock absorption works with the front fork to reduce harshness across uneven ground.
Extra-wide tires support stability, flotation and traction across changing surfaces.
An ergonomically shaped sports saddle provides support during longer trips.
RIDER-RESPONSIVE ASSISTANCE
A torque sensor measures pedaling input and adjusts assistance in response. Five selectable levels allow output to move from lighter support for efficiency to stronger support for demanding routes, creating a more natural connection between rider effort and electric power.
The seven-speed mechanical drivetrain provides additional control over pedaling resistance. A 48-tooth aluminum crankset and handlebar-operated shifting help match cadence to speed, slope and surface conditions.
Choose lighter assistance to preserve energy and maintain more rider input.
Use moderate assistance for changing city routes and general recreation.
Select stronger assistance when gradients or surface conditions require additional output.
PRECISE STOPPING SUPPORT
Four-piston hydraulic disc stopping provides responsive lever feel and strong control across changing conditions. The integrated power-cutoff feature interrupts drive assistance during braking, helping the mechanical and electrical controls work together.
Stopping distance varies with speed, total load, surface grip, weather, tire condition and system adjustment. Inspect pad wear, rotor condition and hydraulic operation regularly, and never continue if stopping performance feels abnormal.
Multi-piston hydraulic control supports strong, progressive braking response.
Drive assistance is interrupted during braking for more coordinated control.
A 48V front light casts a broad beam to support visibility in dim conditions.
Rear illumination helps other road users identify the rider from behind.
COLOR LCD INFORMATION
The color backlit display shows current, maximum and average speed, battery level, assistance setting, trip information and total mileage. It also provides front, rear and combined drive selection through one central interface.
The listed IP54 rating provides limited protection against dust and water splashes during normal use. It does not make the electrical system suitable for immersion, flooding, pressure washing or prolonged exposure to heavy water flow.
View current speed together with recorded maximum and average speed.
Monitor the displayed charge level and plan assistance use around the route ahead.
Review trip distance and accumulated mileage directly from the handlebar display.
Switch between front, rear and combined output through the display controls.
TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
| Drive configuration | Front and rear brushless systems with selectable single- or dual-drive operation |
|---|---|
| Rated output | 1000W per drive system; 2000W combined |
| Maximum listed torque | Up to 70 Nm per listed drive system |
| Standard speed setting | 25 km/h, approximately 15.5 mph |
| Manufacturer-tested unlocked speed | Up to 48 km/h, approximately 29.8 mph; configuration and local rules apply |
| Listed climbing capability | Up to 35 degrees under suitable conditions |
| Battery | 48V 20Ah lithium-ion; 960Wh nominal energy |
| Claimed motor-driven range | 60–70 km, approximately 37–43 miles |
| Claimed assisted range | 120–150 km, approximately 75–93 miles |
| Charger | 48V 3A |
| Listed charging time | Approximately 6–7 hours |
| Frame | Step-through 6061 aluminum alloy with partially hidden wiring |
| Front suspension | Lockable oil-spring fork with 100 mm travel |
| Rear suspension | Oil-spring shock absorption |
| Tires | 26 × 4-inch fat tires |
| Assistance sensor | Torque sensor with five selectable support levels |
| Drivetrain | Seven-speed mechanical system with 48T aluminum crankset |
| Stopping system | Four-piston hydraulic discs with drive power-cutoff feature |
| Display | Color backlit LCD with speed, distance, battery, assistance and drive-selection information |
| Lighting | 48V LED headlight and rear light |
| Listed water resistance | IP54; limited dust and splash protection |
| Net weight | 36.9 kg, approximately 81.4 lb, including battery and excluding accessories |
| Maximum supported load | 200 kg, approximately 441 lb |
| Recommended rider height | 160–200 cm, approximately 5 ft 3 in to 6 ft 7 in |
| Listed box contents | Electric ride, lock, charger, wrench, manual, air pump, pedals, screwdriver, accelerator and grip |
IMPORTANT BEFORE USE
Complete all required assembly according to the supplied manual. Before every trip, inspect tire condition and pressure, wheel security, steering alignment, suspension, saddle security, hydraulic stopping operation, battery installation, lighting, drivetrain function and every safety-critical fastener. Stop immediately if any component is loose, damaged or operating incorrectly.
Use only the compatible charger and charge in a dry, ventilated area away from heat and combustible material. Wear appropriate protective equipment and follow all local age, access, registration, equipment and speed rules. Power, speed, distance and climbing figures are manufacturer claims and vary with load, terrain, wind, temperature, tire pressure, assistance setting, drive selection, battery condition and riding style.