Eysing on the cake!
The Netherlands based e-bike manufacturer has introduced some cool e-mopeds for urban commuting
One look at Eysing’s single-seater e-mopeds will put a smile on your face, because they are a throwback to the bikes that existed a century ago. The design is a dead giveaway – starting with the big round headlamp, a small round tail lamp, a simple frame that houses a teardrop shaped tank, a round speedometer, spoked steel wheels, flat seat, and wide handlebars. While the headlamp may be a halogen unit, the tail lamp is a LED unit. Eysing has a total of four variants – Pioneer Original, Pioneer S Sport, Pioneer S Exclusive and Tailor Made.
The Pioneer S Exclusive is the most powerful among the four with a power output of 2.68bhp, while the other variants have a max power output of 2bhp. The talking point is the torque, which is a whopping 60Nm, for a bike that has a curb weight of just 60kg.
The hub-motor draws its power from a 48V, 35Ah lithium-ion battery pack that has its design inspired from housing of photo film camera of the yore. Range is a claimed figure of up to 80km when ridden at 25kmph and the e-bike has brake energy recovery system that regenerates 90 per cent of braking energy during braking. Braking duties are carried out by drum brakes at both ends. Top speed of the e-bike is limited to 45kmph for obvious reasons.
You can also locate your e-bike using the Eysing Connect App. Charging the bike on a regular wall mounted charger will take eight hours to full charge while a fast charger will do the same in half the time.
Would you put your money on one of these hand-built e-mopeds?
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