Electric Cycle Rider

The ONYX CTY2 blurs the line between moped and motorbike with peak power of 4000w, top speed of 40/45mph, and offers 60+ miles range at $3,700.

"The Segway X260 is an excellent electric dirt bike for an affordable price. Would we recommend it over the Sur Ron? If you want the capability of fine-tuning power delivery for an advancing rider that is learning to ride, the quick answer is yes."

In this review, the Cake Calc Off-Road electric bike is applauded for its 11 kilowatt motor and 152 pound weight, showcasing strong power and acceleration. It features high-quality Olin suspension and sharp responsive brakes. However, its ergonomic design is considered unusual and could benefit from alterations, such as a lower battery position for improved handling and a narrower seat. The bike’s handling is also a point of contention, as its center of gravity feels too high with the current battery placement.

The Ryvid Anthem, an electric commuter bike, boasts of minimalist stainless-steel design and some sweet engineering. Its most notable feature is its adjustable seat and light weight, as well as its removable battery which can be charged indoors. The bike also has an attractive design with the electric motor placed inside the swingarm assembly for better handling.

In the review, a comparison is made between the 2018 and 2022 Specialized Levo Comp Carbon models. Despite sharing a model name, four years of development separate these two bikes. The 2022 model excels in ride quality, overall design, build quality, and value, overtaking its 2018 predecessor in nearly every aspect - from motor efficiency, handling, pedal strikes avoidance to battery range.

The Talaria Sting R MX4 is a new generation upgraded eMotorcycle offering improved power, range, maneuverability and minimal noise. It features CAD designed lightweight frame, an intelligent gear drive, robust build quality and LED headlights.

The Sur Ron X offers a unique riding experience as it combines aspects of a mountain bike and motorcycle. It uses a 60v Panasonic battery, proprietary sine-wave controller, and a 6 kW mid-drive motor. With a peak speed of 47mph, it's quick rather than fast. However, bear in mind it's not built for rough terrains. Despite some concerns about tire quality and brakes, it offers a fun ride and good value at an MSRP of around $4,000.

"It's a bit of like a city commuter and everything about it screams like a naked motorcycle. But it's shrunk down a little bit and what you get as a result is a super nimble lightweight bike."

"The Ultra Bee is bigger, faster, and more off road-oriented than the Light Bee."

Cake, the Swedish motorcycle manufacturer, has introduced a new product line of electric dirtbikes designed for kids to start riding as early as 18 months old, progressing to a full-fledged electric dirtbike (Cake Go) by age six. The bikes in the Kids Evolution Program are built in a way that cater to the child's growing balance, composure, and height.

If range were not an issue, it would be hard to not consider this bike.

CAKE, a Swedish electric mobility brand, has launched Bukk, a top-tier off-roader that improves on the Kalk range of dirt motorcycles. The Bukk features a 72v 40Ah lithium-ion battery, a 16 kW motor, and comes with three ride modes and regenerative brake settings. However, only 50 units will be produced with a starting price of approximately $14,880 USD.

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"Commuter friendly meets elevated design"