iGO eXtreme 2.0

iGO eXtreme 2.0 Electric Bike

This performance eFat bike features a Bafang 500W hub motor, 48V 13Ah high capacity battery, Tektro mechanical disc brakes and a wide range of accessories.

iGO eXtreme 2.0 Electric Bike Specifications

  • Frame: 6061 Aluminum hydroformed tubing with internal cable routing
  • Fork: RST Guide spring suspension fork. 90mm of travel with preload and lockout dials.
  • Motor: Bafang (8Fun) 500W geared rear hub motor. Up to 80Nm torque.
  • Battery: 48V 13Ah / 624Wh with 18650 size lithium-ion cells. The battery weighs 8.4 pounds.
  • Assist Options: 9 pedal assist levels (cadence sensor) and/or thumb throttle
  • Speed: Pedal assist and/or throttle up to 20 mph which makes this a Class 2 eBike
  • Display: LCD display that provides information on the battery level, odometer and trip distance and ride time, current speed, average speed, max speed, power the motor is providing, pedal assist level (9 levels) and features diagnostic status and backlight.
  • Drivetrain: 7 speed Shimano cogset with Shimano Altus derailleur.
  • Brakeset: Tektro Aries mechanical disc brakes with 180 mm rotors and motor cut-off sensors in the brake levers.
  • Tires: Kenda Krusade 26″ x 4″ tires, 60tpi
  • Seat: iGO Comfort
  • Accessories: Front & rear lights, front & rear plastic fenders, rear rack, kickstand. Tool kit included as standard.
  • Sizes: The 18″ frame has a standover height of 28″ and a saddle height of between 32″ and 40″.
  • Colors: Matte black
  • Weight: Bike without the battery = 63.9 pounds. Battery = 8.4 pounds. Total bike = 72.3 pounds.

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Angell Bike

A new e-bike brand; Angell Bike

Entrepreneur Marc Simoncini launched a new e-bike brand called Angell Bike. The initial 500 e-bikes will be distributed next Spring in France, Belgium, Italy, Spain and United Kingdom.

Clean design; key functionalities

Angell Bike stands out for its clean design as well as aluminum frame and its carbon fork, for a total weight of 13.9 kg. Simoncini and his team selected a 250W rear wheel hub motor with four modes. The battery, positioned in the luggage rack, allows for a 70 km range and weighs 2 kilograms. The e-bike comes with separate batteries: one to support when cycling and the other to power the cockpit and the connectivity system.

Connectivity

The large touch screen of 2.4 inch for the cockpit offers a wide range of functions. As Marc Simoncini explained, Angell Bike offers a GPS navigation system with a mobile application. It will assist the rider to his destination thanks to the touch screen but also with vibrations when it’s time to change direction. To prevent theft, the bike can only be unlocked via a WiFi contact with the rider’s smartphone. Once stolen it can be traced easily via geolocation. The Angell e-bike also offers an integrated ‘crash alert’.

Exclusive distribution via webshops and retailers

The Angell Bike retails at 2,690 euro and can be pre-ordered on-line. The brand will also offer a monthly subscription of 9.90 euro for insurance and home repair services.

Angell Bike will be displayed in showrooms in Paris as well as at test centers in other cities. Most recently, Marc Simoncini announced a partnership with the French retail shop La Fnac. Specialized on innovative products, this French chain has opened a mobility department. La Fnac will exclusively distribute Angell Bike in France and is already receiving pre-orders. In March 2020, the chain will start to sell the bike in 30 shops around France.

Source: Bike-eu.com