The upgraded model, called Riot, is designed to provide a more comfortable and less energy-consuming ride.
The company emphasizes that age-related changes in the body make cycling difficult: a decrease in muscle mass and endurance, making it difficult to overcome steep climbs.
That’s why Riot is equipped with a powerful 750 W motor with 190 Nm of torque, providing additional thrust when needed.
The electric bike has class 1; i.e. engine support is available up to a speed of 32 km/h. Riot is equipped with a large 1630 Wh battery that, according to the manufacturer, allows you to travel up to 200 km on a single charge at a speed of 20 km/h (up to 290 km at 15 km/h).
The bike has a durable carbon frame, 170 mm of suspension travel and hydraulic disc brakes for safe braking. Special geometry and adjustable seat post ensure comfortable fit and maneuverability.
The Riot model is assembled by hand in Colorado and its price starts at $14,400. A version with a 250 W motor and a maximum supported speed of 25 km/h is available for the European market.
Source: Ferra
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