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KOGA
KOGA E-BIKES are being brought to the UK via Maxtrack. Among the models stocked by the distributor is the Koga E- Tour, with sports silent Ion direct drive rear motors and regeneration via the low key integrated removable battery. The Ion system offers four battery options from 300 Wh to 600 Wh. Also up from Koga is
EBCO
AS SEEN at Core Bike, the UC10 is branded a ‘game changer’ by EBCO. The quality e-bike includes what the brand calls ‘sector leading componentry’ including the Tranz-X motor-drive and battery system. That Tranz-X drive train is the same
that features on the UC30, which is not only EBC’s best selling model, it is the e- bike that also scooped the Sunday Times ‘In Gear Best Buy’ ebike for 2013.
Available in both ‘low-step’ and ‘roadster’ frames, the e-bike has a Lithium Ion 320WH (36v 8.8ah) battery coupled to Tranz-X’s hi-torque front hub motor giving it a range of between 35 and 40 miles. A Shimano Tourney seven-speed derailleur, Tektro V-brakes and Kenda K- Shield puncture resist tyres make the UC10 ride like a normal bike but offers two levels of power assist for the rider which is displayed on a bar mounted LED. Price is £799.
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the E-Lement (pictured). According to the brand, it offers exceptional all round quality and comfort with the efficient new Bosch crank drive. All Koga Ebikes offer feathershock front suspension to keep rides smooth. Find out more about the range on
www.Koga.com or directly from Maxtrack. 01531 890955
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KTM
KTM OFFERS a diverse e-bike range via distributor Fli, with over 35 models including MTB, city and hybrid styled models. The Macina Dual comes in Ruby Red and Titan Grey and is powered by the Bosch 2014 centre motor active line drive system. It’s available in three frame styles, Gents, Ladies and Step-through and size options are offered on all three styles. RRP is £2,149.99. Also up is the 2014 KTM eCross P, available only in black/white/orange. It
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powered by a Panasonic compact hub motor system which gives up to 400 per centassist and comes equipped with Shimano Deore shifters and dérailleur. It is available in gents and ladies frame editions with options of sizes on both. RRP for that model is £2,049.99. Fact fans might like to note KTM is aiming to sell over 100,000 e-bikes in 2014 and says it is experiencing rapid growth in the UK market. For more information visit
www.flidistribution.co.uk or email
info@flidistribution.co.uk
MOMENTUM ELECTRIC is looking to strengthen its presence in its UK home market. The London based start up has been keeping things simple and had a positive 2013, it says, securing many dealers across the UK and Europe as well as the altogether more distant shores of Australia. With just two models in their product range, Model T and Upstart, Momentum has distilled the urban commuter market to two main groups; Those who require something comfortable and road-ready, the Model T, and those who desire something quick and nimble, the Upstart. Both bikes have
been praised for intuitive riding via the proprietary AUTORQ torque sensor system that they provide (as opposed to speed sensor systems in competing bikes of similar price). Momentum believes that because its
small range is affordable and covers a large user group, this offers an attractive way for traditional bicycle shops that do not normally have much floor space, a way to enter the electric bicycle market and sell electric bikes. More information about their bikes can be found on their website at
www.momentumelectric.co.uk. Interested dealers should contact them at 0333 444 8751 or email
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