Yamaha Electric Bike Civante

The Japanese brand Yamaha, known mainly for pianos and motorcycles, has been selling electric bicycles in the United States for less than two years. Now, the company plans to further expand the product line. A few days ago, it added an electric bicycle that focuses on fitness, called Civante. Civante is Yamaha's first class 3 electric bicycle launched in the United States. This means that it has only pedal assist and no throttle, and the maximum speed can reach 28mph. Although this will definitely make the throttle enthusiasts uneasy, Yamaha cited market research showing that because of its faster speed and likely to replace cars in commuting and other daily trips, the growth of this level 3 electric bicycle in the market The speed is expected to be the fastest. But for an electric bicycle, this is already a very high speed, so Yamaha hopes that Civante can attract more experienced riders. Think of tight shorts, cycling jerseys, and expensive helmets. The design of low-bar handlebars and high-scooter frame also seems to be suitable for experienced cyclists. The price tag of $3399 may make this bike a bit beyond the affordable range of ordinary shoppers. The Civante is undoubtedly a gorgeous-looking bicycle-although the battery is fixed-but its configuration is also impressive. Yamaha's proprietary PWSeries SE drive motor has a maximum output torque of 70 Nm and a maximum speed of 110 rpm. A 500W lithium ion battery can be charged from zero to 80% in one hour. The 10-speed transmission system, double chain links, Shimano STI shifter and hydraulic disc brakes should provide enough assistance when the bike is climbing. Most importantly, the Civante weighs only 43.4 pounds, which is almost a feather light weight for an electric bicycle. For many people, a bulky electric bicycle is a serious obstacle, especially those who live in cities. For most people living in apartments, dragging a 70-80 pound behemoth to climb several stairs is not a good thing. However, compared with cheap electric bicycle brands such as Swagtron, Civante still looks heavier and more expensive. Disclaimer: The articles published on this site are all from the Internet and do not represent the views of this site. If there is any infringement, please contact to delete WeChat: Disclaimer: Some pictures and content of the articles published on this site are from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact delete A: In the power battery, which is safer, lithium battery or fuel cell?