750W 48V Electric Mini Motorcycle For Kids
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- Strong power: 750W rated power hub motor with 48V Liion ternary battery, 20Ah capacity, provides strong power, range up to 50 kilometers (speed ≤ 25 km/h).
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- Highperformance braking: front and rear disc brake system, braking effect is sensitive and reliable, ensuring safe riding.
- High passability: 270mm ground clearance, with 90mm travel fork and 2000 lbs. rear shock absorber, easy to deal with complex road conditions.
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- Comfortable design: 670mm seat height, suitable for taller children or teenagers, maximum load 100kg, 20inch tires provide better stability and comfort.
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Fashionable appearance: 20inch wide tires (2.40 front, 3.0 rear), 5speed gears, stylish appearance, suitable for a variety of riding scenarios.
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Technical Details
| Appearant size | 1550x 770x 900mm |
| Wheelbase | 1060mm |
| Ground clearance | 270mm |
| Seat height | 670mm |
| Kerb Weight | 25Kg |
| Frame material | Aluminium alloy |
| Max load | 100Kg |
| Front tire | 20 x 2.40 |
| Rear tire | 20x 3.0 |
| Shock absorber front fork | Stroke 90mm |
| Rear shock absorber | 2000 pounds |
| Power mode | Hub drive |
| Transmission mode | Rear wheel drive |
| Brake modes | Front and rear disc brakes |
| Rated power | 750W |
| Voltage | 48V |
| Endurance | 50Km(speed per hour≤25Km/h) |
| Top Speed | 50Km |
| Moto Type | Hub motor |
| Gear setting | 5 Gear |
| Battery capacity | Ternary lithium battery 20Ah |
Faq
Q: How old is it for children?
A: Suitable for children or teenagers aged 814 years old and 1.3 meters to 1.6 meters tall.
Q: How long does it take to charge?
A: 20Ah battery, charging time is about 58 hours.
Q: What is the maximum speed?
A: The maximum speed is 50 kilometers per hour, it is recommended to control the speed when children ride.
Q: Are the tires wearresistant?
A: 20inch wide tires have good wear resistance, slow wear with normal use, regular inspection is recommended.
Q: Do I need a license plate or insurance?
A: As a toy product, licensing or insurance is usually required.
