Retro Electric Bicycle Only Has Its Appearance as Antique: Model Features Surreal Autonomy and Motor Power of Up to 750 W

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 06/02/2023 at 11:18

Updated on 06/02/2023 at 20:20

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The Outsider MX Is an Electric Bike That Can Reach an Incredible 120 km of Range on a Single Battery Charge in Its Most Powerful Model Sold in the United States

Electric bikes are becoming more common, and some of them are quite powerful and resemble motorcycles in appearance. Michael Blast is another brand that is joining this trend. The Outsider MX is one of the most anticipated models that the manufacturer is launching for the electric bike market, and what stands out about the model is its retro style.

The Outsider MX’s aesthetic is based on “scrambler” motorcycles, famous vehicles from the 1950s that were modified for off-road use, with larger tires and stiffer suspension.

The electric bike has a retro touch, but it is actually a fully modern vehicle. With surprising autonomy and a motor of up to 750W, this bike is a true performance machine.

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The Standard Version Has Only a Front Suspension Fork While the 750W Model Comes with a Front and Rear Suspension System

The 500W version of the retro electric bike can be purchased in the United States for a starting price of US$ 2,399. The more expensive option, a 750W model, would cost US$ 2,799 (R$ 14,200). The price of the bike is significantly higher in France, reaching 3,490 euros, which is about 19,300 reais. Deliveries are expected to begin in June 2023.

Michael Blast, which is based in Canada, gained prominence in the American market due to the looser regulations currently in place in the U.S. Recently, the company has also started selling in France, and to comply with current regulations in Europe, the specifications of the products have been altered.

Retro Electric Bicycle Only Has Its Appearance as Antique: Model Features Surreal Autonomy and Motor Power of Up to 750 W

The Outsider MX Is an Electric Bike That Can Reach an Incredible 120 km of Range on a Single Battery Charge in Its Most Powerful Model Sold in the United States

The Standard Version Has Only a Front Suspension Fork While the 750W Model Comes with a Front and Rear Suspension System

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Retro Electric Bicycle Only Has Its Appearance as Antique: Model Features Surreal Autonomy and Motor Power of Up to 750 W

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