An electric scooter which can go 100 kmph (62 mph)? Meet the sleek new machine that’s planned to leave the clunky scooters you see making a low, continuous humming and murmuring sound around suburban High Streets, in the dust.
This is a race vehicle,”
says Nicola Scimeca, founder of YCOM, a motorsport technology firm.
“It’s completely different.”
The S1-X, which was conceived by his company, has tyres capable of being filled with air, a 1.5 kilowatt hour battery and a carbon fibre chassis. And as stated by Mr Scimeca, it offers an sudden steady ride.
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E-bikes use rechargeable batteries that can travel up to 25 to 45 km/h, much faster than most people would cycle, getting you to your destination quicker and in better shape. In a nutshell they offer low cost, energy efficient, and emission-free transportation which also has physical and health benefits.