Empresa Two Dogs inova em lançamento de bicicleta elétrica

Brazilian Company Two Dogs Innovates With Launch of Electric Bicycle

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 10/01/2024 at 10:52

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Two Dogs, a renowned Brazilian electric bicycle company that is part of the DBS Group, presents to the market its latest innovation: the Bigfoot T1 750w, the brand’s first fat bike. Combining modern design and solidity, the model is notable for its autonomy of up to 65 km and for being capable of carrying two people. The electric bicycle is now available for purchase on the official Two Dogs website and at its partner stores. The price is R$ 9,990.

Power and Versatility: The Revolution of the Bigfoot T1 750w

Designed to meet the demands of consumers looking for a powerful electric bicycle, the Bigfoot T1 750w is equipped with a 750W electric motor and can reach a maximum speed of 25 km/h, providing a pleasant and smooth ride. Moreover, the bicycle features a security system with an alarm, which ensures the protection of the consumer and the product.

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Comfort and Technology: The Enhanced Riding Experience

With sturdy tires and seats, the Bigfoot T1 750w provides a soft riding experience, even on uneven terrain. Its front and rear suspension structure absorbs shocks, giving a smooth journey. The presence of disc brakes ensures effective braking and adds confidence for the cyclist.

The electric bicycle is equipped with a removable lithium battery, rechargeable at any standard outlet. Additionally, it features a mobile phone charging function, allowing the user to recharge their device during the ride. A dedicated app enables monitoring of speed, distance traveled, and battery charge.

The Electric Future of Bicycles: Global Growth and Trends Electric

The international market for electric bicycles is on the rise, driven by a greater preference for alternative transport vehicles, especially in urban environments. With projections indicating a significant value of 120 billion dollars by 2030 and a compound annual growth rate of 15.6%, electric bicycles are advancing in technology and becoming a different option for consumers across various categories. Two Dogs, with the Bigfoot T1 750w, reinforces its role in this promising scenario.

Brazilian Company Two Dogs Innovates With Launch of Electric Bicycle

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