Drill One Trail 19

The Drill One Trail 19 model is an ideal choice for those who love to discover and conquer new areas and landscapes. A great all round bike who can handle challenging terrain and enjoy playing with gravity. Tires used for this model are the same, 70/100-19 at the front and rear.

Weight: 115 lbs

Range: 2.5 Hours

Power: 11-15 kw

Charge Time: 3.5 HoursFRONT RIM 19" x 1.85" nebo 19 x 2,15"
FRONT TYRE 70/100-19"
REAR RIM 19" x 1.85" nebo 19 x 2,15"
REAR TYRE 70/100-19"
BATTERY CAPACITY 42 Ah (Lithium-Ion), Sony cells
LENGTH 1.790 mm
WIDTH (footrests / handlebars) 430 mm / 820 mm
WHEELBASE 1.220 mm
WEIGHT 52 Kg
SEAT HEIGHT 895 mm
HEADROOM 320 mm
MAXIMUM LOAD 110 Kg
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION 50:50:00
FRAME AL
FRONT FORK / LIFT Manitou Dorado Comp 37 or Tech (Formula) Nero C
REAR SHOCK ABSORBER / LIFT Elka / 180 mm
RECUPERATION Yes
CHARGING TIME 3.5 hours / 2.5 hours with fast charger (extra price)Please be aware that many electric bikes sold by Amped Bikes, its partners, and wholesalers are intended exclusively for off-road use at their speed and power factory setting. Bypassing or modifying the bike restrictions does not adhere to proper use and as the owner, you will assume full responsibility and liability. It is important to acknowledge that these vehicles may not adhere to specific national, federal, provincial, and/or local laws or regulations.

As the buyer, it is your responsibility to thoroughly acquaint yourself with any potential restrictions that may apply to the usage of such a product in your specific location. You assume complete liability for the choices you make regarding its utilization and any potential ramifications that may arise as a result.

This vehicle is not an "electric assisted bicycle" as defined by Utah Motor Vehicle Code and is instead a type of motor vehicle and subject to applicable motor vehicle laws if used on public roads or public lands. Your insurance policies may not provide coverage for accidents involving the use of this vehicle. To determine if coverage is provided you should contact your insurance company or agent.