The PowerPed EMTB Tracker Mountain Bike offers the smartest way to get from A to B! With its light alloy frame, sleek design, standard carry racks, and 7 speed Shimano gears the EMTB flattens hills and makes commuting easy and enjoyable. This is the best ‘about town’ bike around!

 

Now in a Standard and a Deluxe model

 

Rated Speed: 30 km / h

 

Range: 50 / 80 km*

 

Load Capacity: 90 kg

 

Frame:         EMTB Tracker Li - Standard:  Step Through - 6061 Alloy

                   EMTB Tracker Li- Deluxe:      Step Through - 6061 Alloy

 

Motor Power: 200W

 

Motor Type:  EMTB Tracker Li - Standard:  Brushless 1 stage planetary geared

                   EMTB Tracker Li - Deluxe:     Brushless 2 stage hi torque planetary geared

 

Battery:       EMTB Tracker Li - Standard:   36V / 10aH Lithium Polymer (50km range)

                  EMTB Tracker Li - Deluxe:      37V / 14aH Lithium Polymer (80km range)

 

Wheel:         EMTB Tracker Li - Standard:   26" Double Walled

                   EMTB Tracker Li - Deluxe:      26" Double Walled Alexrim Ace 17

 

Brakes:         EMTB Tracker Li - Standard:  Caliper

                   EMTB Tracker Li - Deluxe:      TekTro Disk

 

Charger:     AC 240V (Australian Standards Approved) Inc.

 

Recharge Time: 2 – 4h

 

Guards:      Font and Rear Mud Guards

 

Pedal Assist Mode: Included

 

Battery Weight: 3.5 kg

 

Weight:      22 kg Inc. Battery

Rear Rake:  EMTB Tracker Li - Standard:       Not included

                 EMTB Tracker Li - Deluxe:           Included

 

Colour:       EMTB Tracker Li - Standard:        Black

                 EMTB Tracker Li - Deluxe:           Silver, Metallic Red

Warranty: 12 Month Standard, 6 Months Battery (Conditions Apply)

 

No Noise

No Carbon Emissions

No Registration

No License

Street Legal (Motorised Bicycle) (Protective Head Wear Required)

$1 Electricity = 600 km of travel

Local Assembly and Service

 

* Load, Road & Battery Type Dependent

 

Chris Huygens Tholen - Stafford

"I was seriously considering an alternative means of transport, I was seeking a way to reduce my dependency on oil and petrol. For the time being, while other technologies are being suppressed from us, I figured that electric power would be the choice. I was considering an all out Moped like scooter, but also considered that current technology in electric power is still limited in the range available per battery charge. This range could be greatly enhanced through use of the rail network, but anything resembling a moped like scooter would not be welcomed on a commuter train.

I first met Mark at the West End Markets, a friend brought me to his stall there to look at an electric mountain bike. I took it for a test ride and was reasonably impressed, my only gripe being the 200 watt limit on motor size within Australia. Talking to Mark I got the impression of someone with a passion for change, not someone who was just out to sell bikes. The more I probed about the research and origins of his product the more I felt that this guy is genuine and someone I could trust.

So not to be the impulse buyer, I ummed and arrr'd for a few weeks, making comparisons. I felt there were a few shortfalls in design, but it was clearly pointed out about the limitations of recharging a lithium ion battery on the run. So I bought a bike just before the price rise at the end of October 2008. I wanted a silver one, like the one I had a test ride on, but the only stock in Australia at the time was Black or Blue. So I opted for the Blue, handsome royal blue at that. I warned Mark that this will become my primary mode of transport from here on out, so he appeared happy that I would be an ideal test candidate for this product. BOY! Did that bike see some miles (Sorry K's).

This was a very satisfying outcome and cemented my faith in Mark and the Suppliers he deals with. I have no hesitation in recommending any electro-motive bike and/or other craft from Good Concepts along with all the other green products they sell in their store at Ahimsa House, 26 Horan Street, West End.”