Electric bikes Don't Look Like typical Ebikes Anymore

January 12, 2023 By Raulf Hernes

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The DB-E from Detroit Bikes is a pedal-assist electric bike with an electric motor to assist the rider in pedaling. Because of their bulky frames and aerodynamic design, e-bikes stand out from the crowd. Although some cyclists dismiss electric bikes, they can be a viable option for driving a car for daily commuting. Some bike models can function as full-fledged electric motorcycles with extended ranges that don't require any pedaling at all, and this is where you'll still find heavy models with choky batteries and steep price tags. The DB-E combines the conveniences and ease of use of an e-bike with the perks of a traditional bicycle, including a lightweight, 32-pound frame that can be easily wrangled in and out of buildings. Because, at $2,600, you'll be reluctant to leave it locked to a bike rack outside. It has a top speed of 15.5mph and an estimated range of 35 miles in power-saving mode or 20 miles in full power. Capturing energy from regenerative braking during a stop, for example, or adding negative torque when a cyclist is pedaling on flat ground, are both clever tricks. [caption id="attachment_81011" align="aligncenter" width="965"]

Detroit Bikes[/caption] The rider can even pedal backward while coasting to recharge the battery and thanks to the DB-lightweight E's frame, which is further lightened by the use of a more durable belt drive that is 200 grams lighter than a chain, the bike is still easily to ride even with the power functions turned off or completely depleted. The DB-E also connects to the Bitride mobile app, allowing users to manage the bike's various functions from a smartphone, such as locking or completely disabling the motor to deter theft, as well as receiving real-time metrics such as speed and even remaining battery life. The DB-E is now available for pre-order from Detroit Bikes in either a Gloss Black or Emerald Green finish, with delivery scheduled for March.

By Raulf Hernes

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Electric bikes Don't Look Like typical Ebikes Anymore

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