Mobility startup Async has been developing versatile and visually striking ebikes for the last year or so. This can roll as a class-compliant urban vehicle or hit the beaten path with all-terrain tires and a full squish. Either way, the A1 Pro comes with a 150-mile battery.
The company said on social media, “People say it’s cheating to ride an e-bike. We agreed and decided to make cheating easy and stylish.”
The A1 Pro features an attractive streamlined design that rocks a vibe similar to the 2021 Vinci model, with integrated 300-lumen LED headlights and rear LED brake taillights, and a padded seat with 1.8-inch ticks. , and has a thick top tube with that long haul. battery. It can support a maximum weight of 330 lbs (~150 kg) and accommodate riders 5.4-6.4 feet (1.65-1.95 m) tall.
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All-terrain electric moped boasts a 1,200 W hub motor (2,500 W peak) delivering 70 lb.ft (95 Nm) of torque and an off-road-specific PAS/throttle top speed of 35 mph (56 km/h) . Its motor can also be locked to Class 1, 2 or 3 speeds for on-road use and it also has a low-maintenance belt drive.
The single speeder comes with a 1,920 Wh detachable battery made up of Samsung 21700 cells, giving you a range of 80-150 miles (128-241 km) on a single charge. Optionally, an expansion kit is available to facilitate fast charging. Allow the battery to provide portable power for your gadgets while camping or at home.
Riders can monitor their speed and battery range via a 5.5-inch full-color digital dash mounted in the middle of the handlebar. The ebike is compatible with a companion mobile app that runs on your smartphone and can act as a digital key and enable GPS. Create tracks and route plans, and dive into your ebike stats and ride history.
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Helping smooth out the terrain is an adjustable suspension fork with 120mm of travel and monoshock suspension work hidden within a chunky midframe section. fat tires. Stopping power is provided by four-piston hydraulic brakes with 203 mm rotors at the front and 180 mm rotors at the rear.
Indiegogo deals for the A1 Pro start at US$2,399, but there’s also a less powerful standard version available for just over two grand. Optional accessories such as rack sets and spare batteries are also available. Usual crowdfunding caveats apply, but if all goes according to plan with the already-funded campaign, shipments are expected to begin in July. There are more videos below.
A1 feature highlights
Source: Asynchronous
