2023-06-21 01:57:42
Eurobike is one of the biggest cycling fairs in Europe. And this Wednesday (20) the event returns to Frankfurt, Germany. A lot of news is expected to be unveiled at the event – from new e-bikes (electric bicycles) to improved safety equipment. But most are still shrouded in secrecy.
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However, several announcements and new models that will be on display have already been revealed. See below:
What should appear on Eurobike:
E-bikes da Fuell
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Fuell announced some new long-range electric bikes just a few months ago that certainly compete well for the title of longest-range e-bikes in the world.
While it’s a tricky title to pin down, the FUELL Flluid-2 is described as an “ultra-long-range powerhouse” with its two removable batteries totaling 2kWh of capacity. This doubles the battery capacity of the first generation FUELL Flluid-1 and allows for an impressive range of up to 362 kilometers on a single charge.
The company’s other exciting new model, the Flluid-3, will also be on display at the show. This model is an easier to ride electric bike that offers a single 1kWh battery. According to FUELL, that should be enough battery life for anyone that can live with a still-impressive 177km range.
Brakes by Blubrake
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Blubrake’s anti-lock brake systems for electric bicycles are designed to introduce a new level of safety, something long enjoyed by cars and, to a lesser extent, motorcycles.
One of Blubrake’s main innovations is the ABS design integrated into the frame. This allows the hydraulic actuator and electronics to be hidden within the frame tubes, maintaining a sleek look for the e-bike.
Blubrake has partnered with a number of electric bike and component manufacturers such as Stromer, Thomus, Nireeka, Ellio, Shimano and more. The company will showcase its innovations and offer test rides on its partner company bikes equipped with Blubrake ABS.
Tern’s New HSD
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Tern recently updated its HSD with a new generation for the model, bringing one of the more mid-priced options in its diverse lineup of heavy-duty bikes for 2023.
The bike includes a number of improvements based on customer wishes, as well as an updated powertrain from Bosch.
Mahle smartbike system
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Mahle is an e-bike components and drivetrain manufacturer who will be showing their latest innovations at Eurobike, including their impressive new e185 range extender battery.
The range extender battery, which works with Mahle’s X20 e-bike system, is designed to fit any standard water bottle holder on an e-bike and add 170 Wh of capacity. According to the company, this can increase the range of the motorcycle by up to 60 km. At just 1.1 kg, it weighs the same as a liter water bottle.
The battery also comes with a stylish charging base known as the Energy Hub for easy backup after a long trip. You can even use the hub to turn the range extender’s battery into a power bank to charge your phone or other devices.
Valeo pedal system
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Valeo is another electric bicycle drive manufacturer that plans to showcase its latest products at Eurobike. The company will bring its Valeo Cyclee, a 48V pedal assist system designed for just about any type of e-bike.
In 2022 at Eurobike, the company unveiled a collaboration with Velco to rethink the electric bike and increase the safety of cyclists and their bikes.
Fuell is poised to become the first US-based brand to benefit from the partnership between Valeo and Velco. And Fuell e-bikes will be showcased alongside Valeo at the event.
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