New Electric Bicycle With Super Battery Can Travel Avenida Paulista 103 Times On A Single Charge

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 26/07/2023 at 19:11

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PowerNine Battery of 900 Watt-Hours Allows Olympia Electric Bike to Travel up to 290 Km on a Single Charge

Electric bicycles are causing a revolution in the cycling world, and recently, a new model of this type of vehicle has caught attention in the market. We are talking about the Olympia Hysak, an electric bike that comes with a high-performance battery, capable of covering considerable distances without the need for recharging.

The New Addition to the Electric Mountain Bike Family

The electric mountain bike sector is growing at a rapid pace, and the Olympia Hysak electric bike is the newest addition to this segment. This e-bike, which combines the features of a traditional bike with the ability to tackle challenging terrain, showcases remarkable robustness, being an innovative creation from the renowned Italian company Olympia.

The most impressive aspect of this electric bike is its ability to cover vast distances. Thanks to its PowerNine battery of 900 watt-hours, the Hysak has the capacity to travel up to 290 km on a single charge. To put it into perspective, this would allow a cyclist to traverse the 2.8 km of Avenida Paulista approximately 103 times!

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The discreet mid-drive Oli Edge motor, located at the bottom of the frame, provides 90 Newton-meters of torque. With such range, even the most dedicated adventurers will have enough power for their journeys.

The Olympia Hysak is Not Only Powerful but Also Offers an Exceptional Riding Experience

The e-bike features a torque sensor for a more natural pedaling feel, as well as top-of-the-line suspension components, including a RockShox 35 Gold fork with 160 millimeters of travel and a RockShox Deluxe Select+ Trunnion rear shock.

With a 12-speed Shimano Deore drivetrain and four-piston hydraulic disc brakes, the electric bike provides the rider with a smooth and safe ride, capable of tackling steep climbs and fast descents.

Price and Availability of the Olympia Hysak Electric Bike

The Olympia Hysak is sold in various configurations to suit different cyclist styles. The price starts at 5,948 euros, which is approximately R$ 32 thousand excluding taxes. Additional information about pricing and availability can be found on the manufacturer’s website. However, there is currently no information on when or if this electric bike will be available in Brazil.

As electric bicycles continue to gain momentum in the global market, the Olympia Hysak stands as a shining example of the type of innovation and performance that these vehicles can offer. Although the electric bike still has a long way to go, the Olympia Hysak proves that we are on the right track.

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