It is highly regarded in the electric bicycle industry for its high-quality manufacturing.With the newly launched  electric bike, the brand is now bringing its expertise to a more affordable range.The low-cost model still has the company’s high-quality manufacturing, and it looks like it might beat other competitors in the functional category.
It has a traditional stepped diamond frame or a lower step option that is easier to use.Both frame styles are available in two sizes to better suit various riders.Although most electric bicycles today are heavy-duty models with large motors and batteries,  is an electric bicycle that can be thrown on your shoulders and jumped over stairs.
The new lightweight model weighs only 41 pounds (18.6 kg).Although this is quite heavy compared to non-electric stylish repair vehicles, it is far below the average of electric bikes in most cities of this class.
The minimalist design includes throttle-enabled electric assist and traditional pedal assist, which means that the rider can provide as much or as little effort as he wants.
The elegant and simple design is reminiscent of performance bike roots, but it is charged.The performance-inspired geometric frame allows for a more aggressive riding style while still having room to enjoy a relaxed ride.Travel through the city with a concealed and powerful engine equipped with accelerator and pedal assist devices.Or, if you are looking for some challenges, use your own strength and will to drive .
In order to allow the rider to choose the drivetrain,  offers a single-speed version (priced at $1,199) or a seven-speed version (priced at $1,299).
A 350-watt rear hub motor powers the bicycle with a maximum speed of 20 mph (32 km/h), keeping electric bicycles within the scope of Class 2 regulations in the United States.
rolls on 700C wheels and moves on single-speed or seven-speed mechanical disc brakes.
LED lighting is integrated in the bicycle, there is a bright headlight on the handlebar, and the rear taillight is directly built into the rear seat tube (a part of the frame that extends from the seat tube down to the rear wheel).
This is the pull action of  that we have seen before, which means that there are no bulky taillights hanging from the rear of the bike.It can also illuminate either side of the bicycle when viewed from any rear angle.
One way can help save a few pounds may be that battery is slightly smaller, with a rated power of only 360Wh (36V 10Ah).The lockable battery is designed to be completely hidden in the frame, but it can also be detached for charging from the bicycle.Therefore, this design requires a battery with a slightly smaller capacity.
has always surpassed and surpassed with honest and transparent range specifications based on real-world riding data, and this time is no exception.The company stated that the battery should provide a range of 20 miles (32 kilometers) when riding on throttle only, and that when using pedal assist, the battery should be between 22-63 miles (35-101 kilometers), depending on The selected pedal assist level.Listed below are real-world tests for each pedal assist level and throttle-only riding.
Riders can already order on  website, but not all options are available.
Electrek will also get a bike for a full review soon, so be sure to check back!
There are some important values ​​here, and I am very happy to see that the budget-level commuter bike space is starting to get some higher-end products.
Although I really like the electric subway bike that is often used as a benchmark for minimalist urban electric bikes, I am not sure if it can compete with some of these features.At the same price as the single-speed , you can get a more stylish design, 15% bike weight, better display, better lighting and application support.However, the 350W motor and 360Wh battery are smaller than , and no company can compete with  huge local service options.Perhaps the $899  would be a better comparison, although it is certainly not as stylish as .Neither company has demonstrated manufacturing capabilities comparable to producing beautiful Aventon frames, and their welding is very smooth.
Although I like the taillights built into the frame, I am a little worried that they can be easily blocked by a duffel bag.Although the number of riders with back pockets is of course very small, so I think they can put a flashing light on the back of the rack, and then it will be fine.
Of course, we must note that there are no racks or mudguards included as standard equipment on the bike, although these can be added.
However, all in all, I think there is some important value here, and this bike looks like a winner.If they were thrown on a free rack and fender, it would be a real sweet deal.But even as a naked car, it looks good to me!
is a personal electric car enthusiast, battery nerd, and the author of  number one bestseller DIY Lithium Battery, DIY Solar and Ultimate DIY Electric Bike Guide.