Ayzeze: Safely charging your e-bike or e-scooter
• Don’t leave your battery unattended while charging, when you're out or while you're asleep
• Don’t cover chargers or battery packs when charging
• Don’t overload sockets or use unsuitable extension chords
• Don’t charge or store batteries in direct sunlight or in areas with temperatures above 45⁰C
• Don’t charge batteries next to combustible materials or hazardous substances
• Always unplug your charger once you have finished charging
• Always make sure to only use the proper proprietary charger
• Always ask a professional when converting your e-bike or e-scooter
• Always check your battery (and charger) for visible damage
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Foldable 6061 aluminum frame ✔️
75Nm high-torque magnesium motor ✔️
110KM range with 16Ah battery ✔️
Shimano 8-speed + hydraulic brakes ✔️
Compact fold size (104x55x84cm) ✔️
Lightweight 31.6kg design ✔️
✔️ 110KM Long-Range 16Ah Battery
The removable 16Ah lithium battery delivers up to 110KM per charge in PAS 1 mode, ideal for long commutes. Recharges fully in 5.5 hours.
✔️ 75Nm High-Torque Magnesium Motor
Engineered for power, the magnesium alloy hub motor provides 75Nm torque to tackle 10° slopes and reach 25 km/h speeds effortlessly.
✔️ Foldable 6061 Aluminum Frame
Built with aircraft-grade 6061 aluminum, this e-bike folds to 104x55x84cm for easy storage and transport, perfect for urban riders.
✔️ Shimano 8-Speed + Hydraulic Disc Brakes
The Shimano Altus 8-speed drivetrain ensures smooth gear shifts, while 160mm hydraulic brakes offer reliable stopping power in all conditions.
✔️ All-Terrain 20x4.0 Fat Tires
4.0-inch wide tires absorb shocks and grip surfaces like gravel, snow, or city roads, ensuring stability and comfort.
✔️ Smart Torque Sensor & LCD Display
The torque sensor adjusts power based on pedaling force, while the color LCD screen tracks speed, battery, and distance in real time.
✔️ High Payload & Adjustable Fit
Supports up to 150kg (330 lbs) and accommodates riders 5.4ft to 6.2ft tall, making it versatile for all body types.
