Retro Electric Motorcycle

Retro Electric Motorcycle

Our Electric Motorcycle has strong power and stylish appearance, which is very suitable for daily travel for students and working people of all ages.

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We are a professional Electric Bicycle factory, providing small electric bike, manned lightweight electric bicycle, integrated drum brake electric bicycle, lead-acid battery electric bicycle, removable battery electric bicycle etc.


DBAO has hundreds of distributors and specialty stores in China, and we have many years of export experience.

Company Advantages
 

well-experienced

We were established in 2006, with more than 10 years of manufacturing experience, can provide customers with perfect solutions.

Advanced Equipment

We have advanced equipment, including semi-automatic assembly lines, power detectors, and light testing rooms.

Good Services

We have an experienced and professional customer support team to provide excellent service to customers around the world, giving full support from product design to marketing.

Free samples

We can provide samples for free, and customers pay the freight. If the sample value is relatively expensive, some sample fees may be charged.

Multiple Certifications

We have Emark, ISO9001, CQC, and CCC certifications, ensuring the quality of our products.

Affordable price

You can get our catalog online or visit our factory to see our products. We also provide competitive price and excellent customer service for all our customers.

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Electric Motorcycle 45 Mph

The Electric Motorcycle 45 Mph is built for both commuting and recreational riding, with a maximum speed of 45 miles per hour. This motorcycle is equipped with a powerful battery that can provide a range of up to 60 miles on a single charge. However, the actual range may vary depending on factors such as riding conditions and terrain.

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15 Tube Controller Electric Motorcycle

The 15 Tube Controller Electric Motorcycle is powered by a 48-volt brush motor, ensuring exceptional performance and speed. It is equipped with a long-lasting lithium-ion battery that provides a reliable and continuous power supply.

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Electric Motorcycle with Disc Brake

The Electric Motorcycle With Disc Brake is equipped with a powerful motor that enables a top speed of 50 mph, allowing riders to travel swiftly while ensuring their safety. Additionally, our Electric Motorcycle features a high-quality lithium-ion battery that can be fully charged in just 4-6 hours, providing a range of up to 70 miles.

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Electric Motorcycle with P Gear

The Electric Motorcycle with P Gear is a technologically advanced electric motorcycle that caters to the needs of modern-day riders. What sets this product apart from traditional electric motorcycles is its incorporation of a P gear (performance gear). This innovative feature enhances the motorcycle's performance, making it exceptionally appealing to riders seeking a powerful and efficient riding experience.

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Electric Motorcycle with Tail Box

The Electric Motorcycle with Tail Box with a spacious tail box that offers ample storage capacity for carrying various items, including documents, groceries, or small luggage. The tail box provides convenient storage space, allowing riders to transport their belongings with ease.

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E-motorcycle with Usb Charger

Our E-Motorcycle with USB Charger is equipped with a high-quality electric motor capable of reaching a maximum speed of 50 km/h, making it an excellent choice for urban transportation.
Moreover, the E-Motorcycle with USB Charger includes a built-in USB charging port. This feature enables users to conveniently charge their electronic devices while on the move, adding to the versatility and practicality of the vehicle.

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Electric Motorcycle with Anti-Theft Motor Lock

Our Electric Motorcycle is equipped with an Anti-Theft Motor Lock, providing robust protection for your vehicle against theft.

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E-Motorcycle with Big Saddle Sack

One of the standout features of our E-Motorcycle is its spacious saddle sack, which offers an additional storage capacity of up to 50 liters. This ample space makes it perfect for carrying groceries, luggage, or even small pets. Furthermore, the sack is designed to be waterproof, ensuring proper protection and safety for the items stored inside. With its simple and user-friendly design, the saddle sack is easy to install and detach, providing users with a highly convenient and practical storage solution.

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Electric Motorcycle 60v

One of the key advantages of the Electric Motorcycle 60v is its exceptional battery life. It features a powerful and rechargeable 60v/20Ah lithium battery that offers a long-lasting energy source. With this battery, the motorcycle can provide an impressive range of up to 70km, making it an excellent option for daily commutes or even longer weekend road trips.

Introduction to Electric Motorcycle

 

 

An electric motorcycle, also known as an e-motorcycle or electric bike, is a two-wheeled vehicle powered by an electric motor instead of an internal combustion engine. It operates on electricity stored in onboard batteries, which power the motor to propel the motorcycle forward.


Electric motorcycles come in various shapes and sizes, resembling traditional motorcycles in terms of design, but with some modifications to accommodate the battery packs and electric components. They typically have similar features, such as a frame, wheels, brakes, suspension, and handlebars, while also incorporating additional components specific to electric propulsion.


Our Electric Motorcycle has strong power and stylish appearance, which is very suitable for daily travel for students and working people of all ages.


DBAO has a variety of Electric Motorcycle testing items to ensure the quality of Electric Motorcycle. We maintain a complete after-sales service team in both domestic and foreign markets, dedicated to providing professional after-sales service for each customer.

 
Advantages of Electric Motorcycle
Environmentally-Friendly

One of the main advantages of electric motorcycles is the fact that they use limited non-renewable fuel and don't pump out a lot of harmful emissions. These bikes are designed to go easier on the environment and reduce your carbon footprint. Newer models will have recyclable batteries and the option to charge from a renewable power source, like the solar power source in your home.

Less Expenditure

Currently, electric motorcycles have higher sticker prices than their gas counterparts but they are more cost-effective in the long run. You'll obviously save a lot of money by not needing fuel fill-ups.

Easy Daily Commuting

These bikes are often more lightweight and easier to ride, so you reach your destination feeling upbeat instead of being tired and sweaty.

Less Noise

Electric motorcycles are so quiet that some manufacturers actually add artificial sound to them just so others can hear you coming.

Low Maintenance

Another awesome benefit of electric motorcycles is that they do away with components like air filters, spark plugs, oil, and sometimes even gearboxes and clutches. With fewer parts to repair and maintain, you spend less time and money on service and repairs.

Instant Torque

Electric vehicles are engineered to be fast. They hold the Pikes Peak hill climb record, not only for bikes, but also for cars! This is because of the instant 100% torque that provides rapid acceleration. The power delivery is so smooth and even that you don't even get the surge feeling that you get when you accelerate on traditional bikes.

Component of Electric Motorcycle

 

 

The main components of an electric motorcycle are:

●Rechargeable battery
The battery stores charge and maintains voltage. It also keeps the electrical system working when the engine is off.
●Electric engine
Electric motorcycle engines are usually smaller and less complex than other engines.
●Brakes
Some electric motorcycles have regenerative braking, which converts kinetic energy into electrical energy to extend the battery's range.

 

Other components of an electric motorcycle include:

Bike frame, Controller, Throttle, Brake levers, Wiring, Drivetrain, Dashboard, Control unit.

Maintenance Tips for Electric Motorcycle
 

Here are some tips for maintaining an electric motorcycle:

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Cleaning

Regularly clean the bike to prevent damage to the motor, paint, and frame. Use low-pressure water and manufacturer-recommended products. Dry the bike with a clean rag or microfiber cloth.

 

Battery

Disconnect the battery when not charging to avoid draining and damage. Charge the battery at room temperature in a dry location. Avoid leaving the battery fully charged or fully discharged for long periods.

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Chain

Clean and lubricate the chain. Inspect the chain for corrosion or other damage.

 

Storage

Clean the bike, especially before storing it for the winter. Don't let the battery completely drain.

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Precautions of Electric Motorcycle

Here are some safety precautions for using an electric motorcycle:

 

  • Always unplug the charger before disconnecting it from the vehicle

  • Never leave the vehicle charging unattended

  • Wear protective gear, such as gloves and goggles, when handling the charger or battery

  • Keep the charger and battery away from flammable materials

  • Wear a helmet and other protective equipment

  • Be visible and audible

  • Use a bell and horn to alert others of your presence

  • Be aware of your surroundings

  • Go easy on the throttle

  • Prepare for faster descent speeds

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Charging precautions of Electric Motorcycle
 
When charging an electric motorcycle, you can take these precautions:
 
 
Avoid Overcharging

Overcharging can damage the battery and increase the risk of fire.

 
Don't Leave Unattended

Never leave your vehicle charging unattended.

 
Use Protective Gear

Wear protective gear, such as gloves and goggles, when handling the charger or battery.

 
Keep Away From Flammable Materials

Keep your charger and battery away from flammable materials.

 
Follow Manufacturer's Instructions

Make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for charging and maintaining your battery.

 
 
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What kind of batteries are used in electric motorcycles?

A: Lithium-ion batteries used in electric motorcycles
Lead-acid batteries are widely used in electric motorcycles because of the low cost. Although they are cheaper than other batteries, they are heavier and larger. For this reason, in recent years, an increasing number of models have adopted lithium-ion batteries. Another advantage of lithium-ion batteries is that it takes less time to fully charge than lead-acid batteries. Due to its small size compared to lead-acid batteries, charging can be more convenient as some models have removeable battery systems.

Q: What are the disadvantages of Electric Motorcycle?

A:● The initial investment cost of electric motorcycles is high, which is related to the technology and materials of new products. After all, there is no real industrial chain
● The range of electric motorcycles is short, which is the biggest disadvantage at present. No one wants to pay attention to how far the motorcycle can run at any time. This kind of attention will become stress
● The charging time of electric motorcycles is long. No matter how advanced technology, the charging time is always much more than refueling, and the charging time is wasteful.
● The weight of electric motorcycles is high. Compared with motorcycles, the weight of the battery pack will be sacrificed and controlled.

Q: What are the maintenance tips for Electric Motorcycle?

A: ● After each sufficient charging, it needs to be set up for about ten minutes. Frequently remove dust and dirt, pay attention to keeping the car clean and dry, especially the dryness of the battery to prevent the battery from discharging itself. Develop the habit of charging every night. If it is not used for a long time, it should be full, and the cool and dry place should be placed.
● Check and adjust the lubrication of the front and rear brakes and chains; check the tire pressure, the handlebar to the flexibility, the flexibility of the front and rear wheels, the circuit, the working conditions of the motor, and the light, the horn, and the braking.
● The standard load weight of the two -wheeled motorcycles of electricity is 75 kg. Try to avoid overloading. When the weather is cold, the discharge depth of the battery should be appropriately reduced. Where the corrosive liquid and gas, the whole vehicle is upright, the tire gas is sufficient, and heavy objects cannot be loaded on the car body.
● When riding, be careful not to let the battery discharge. It is better to charge the depth of 50%. It is better to ensure good heat dissipation in summer, prevent exposure in the sun, and stay away from the heat source to avoid overcharging. Measures should be placed in a warm environment when charging, which is conducive to ensuring sufficient charging and extending the service life of the battery. The battery after discharge should be charged in time within 12 hours.
● The charging process of the new battery is generally 6-8 hours. After full charging, the charger will turn on the green light. If the charging time is too long, check whether the charger voltage protection device is bad. Instead, it is very easy to charge the battery. Try not to charging quickly, and quickly charging will harm the battery pole plate.

Q: How to properly clean an Electric Motorcycle?

A: Let me introduce the cleaning method of electric motorcycles in detail.
Preparation tools: faucet or car washing sprayer, soft towel, special car washing solution, washbasin, brush. ●Step 1: Remove the battery or battery from the vehicle
When washing the electric vehicle, you need to do this first to avoid damaging the power of the car.
According to the brand and model of the car, the position of the battery or battery can be located below the suitcase, below the saddle or below the pedal.
●Step 2: Clean dirt with wet cloth and nozzle
If possible, spray the entire surface of the vehicle with ordinary hose or car washing agent. Use a special nozzle with higher water pressure to clean your car faster and cleaner.
Pay attention to the illegal sticky soil such as foot stools, wheels, mud boards, and chains. Then, wipe every detail on the electric tram and electric bicycles with a soft cloth ●Step 3: Wash the car more thoroughly using the special car washing solution
In addition to the usual stains, cars may also have fat or stubborn stains. Therefore, you should use additional detergents specializing in electric vehicles to remove all stains
Method: Dilute the special car washing water with water in a pot of water, then dip a towel, twist the water, wipe the whole body with a wet cloth, if there are stubborn stains, please apply it with a brush
●Step 4: Rinse the whole car with water
The last time uses a high -pressure cleaning machine or a prepared hose to clean the car. Pay attention to avoid the parts listed above.
●Step 5: dry the car
Wipe all the components of the electric vehicle with a thousand cloth
After completing the appropriate cleaning of electric motorcycles, the car's parts are dry, you install the battery/battery and use it.

Q: What are the main differences between electric motorbikes and petrol motorbikes?

A: The main difference between electric and petrol motorcycles is the type of fuel they use:
●Electric motorcycles: Use batteries or fuel cells instead of gas. They are fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly.
●Petrol motorcycles: Use gas. They have a range of 120–200 miles on a full tank.

Q: Are electric motorbikes low maintenance?

A: Yes, electric motorbikes are considered lower maintenance than their petrol cousins. This is because electric motorcycles have fewer moving parts, and do not require things like filter changes or spark plugs.
Standard maintenance such as drive chain lubrication and brake fluid replacement is still required and it is important to keep up to date with servicing.

Q: Are electric motorcycles more comfortable than gas motorcycles?

A: Electric motorcycles are undeniably more comfortable than gas motorcycles.
If you've never ridden an electric motorcycle, this claim may make you slightly skeptical. However, once you've gone electric, you'll notice it instantly.
First off, there are vibrations. Gas bikes vibrate while you're riding and while you're waiting at the traffic lights. While this issue is becoming better with newer models of gas motorcycles having engines with counter-balancers, that issue will never really go away. On the other hand, EV motorcycles don't vibrate. This allows you to ride in peace.

Q: What is the reason for the unstable driving of Electric Motorcycle?

A: Electric motorcycles can have instability issues when braking. At the braking limit, the rear wheel has little to no load. This can cause the rear wheel to lock, which can make the vehicle unstable.
Other factors that can contribute to instability include:
●Battery overheating: Fast charging, driving at high speeds, and "spirited" driving can all cause the battery to overheat.
●Electronic control: Electric motorcycles can have complex electronic control problems.
Some other factors that can cause instability in motorcycles include:
●Tire inflation pressure
●Tire wear
●Tire type and size
Unusual loading
Electric motorcycles can have instability issues when braking. At the braking limit, the rear wheel has little to no load. This can cause the rear wheel to lock, which can make the vehicle unstable.
Other factors that can contribute to instability include:
●Battery overheating: Fast charging, driving at high speeds, and "spirited" driving can all cause the battery to overheat.
●Electronic control: Electric motorcycles can have complex electronic control problems.
Some other factors that can cause instability in motorcycles include:
●Tire inflation pressure
●Tire wear
●Tire type and size
●Unusual loading

Q: What causes Electric Motorcycle brake failure?

A: Here are some common causes of electric motorcycle brake failure:
●Dirty or damaged braking rotor: Debris like mud, sticks, and rocks can get caught in the rotor and lock up the bike.
●Worn brake pads: Brake pads can become worn down over time.
●Contaminated brake pads or rotors: Brake pads can feel sticky when applied, causing inconsistent braking.
●Loose or misaligned brake caliper: Corroded parts like the caliper piston or retaining pin can cause the brakes to stick.
●Brake fluid leaks: Brake fluid leaks can be fatal and should be fixed as soon as possible.
●Overheating: Overheating can be caused by overuse of the brakes.
Air in the brake line: This defect can occur in disc brake assemblies.

Q: What is the engine principle of Electric Motorcycle?

A: Engines of electric motorcycles are usually less complex and smaller – some as small as an alternator. This little electric motor is typically housed at the front of the back wheel, mounted low on the chassis. The motor is attached securely to the rear wheel, held in place by a chain and sprocket.
Electric motorcycles use this electric engine to generate power, which is transformed into movement energy.

Q: What types of batteries do electric motorcycles have?

A: The electric motorcycle relies on a rechargeable battery to work. In other words, an electric vehicle's fuel comes from its batteries. Each electric motorbike uses a compact battery system, which could contain multiple battery cells.
The efficiency of an electric motorcycle's battery is in how fast it can charge, how far it can take you on one full charge and of course, how well it performs when you accelerate. With this in mind, automakers are introducing new technology that increases the battery capacity of electric motorcycles. In the process, they've also figured out a way to manage the heat that the battery pack on an electric motorcycle produces when it's moving or charging.
There are different types of batteries that are commonly used in electric motorcycles, such as: Lithium, Lithium Ion, Lithium Phosphate, Litihum Ion Phosphate, Lead Acid, Nickel Metal Hydride.
All types of batteries are rechargeable and they last somewhere between 2 to 10 years, depending on the type and manufacturer.

Q: Do electric motorcycles have a clutch?

A: Usually not. Other than an ICE engine an electric motor delivers its full torque from standstill, so you simply can start rolling by switching power on the motor. An electric motor also does not need a gearbox with different gears, it can spin fast enough to deliver a sufficient top speed.

Q: Will electric motorcycles be easier to maintain than the current gas fueled motorcycles?

A: Electric motorcycles are generally easier to maintain than gas-powered motorcycles. This is because they have fewer moving parts, require less maintenance, and have fewer fluids to change. Electric motorcycles don't need oil changes, spark plugs, or fuel filters, which can be expensive and time-consuming to replace. In addition, electric motorcycles don't have complex transmissions, clutches, or carburetors that require regular adjustment or tuning.
However, electric motorcycles still require regular maintenance and inspections. The battery pack and motor controller need to be checked periodically, and the brakes, tires, and suspension still require regular maintenance. So, while electric motorcycles may be easier to maintain in some ways, they still require regular upkeep to ensure their safe and reliable operation.

Q: How Does An Electric Motorcycles Work?

A: Electric motorcycles use an electric motor to generate power, which is then converted into movement energy. The motor is typically mounted low on the chassis at the front of the rear wheel. It's attached to the rear wheel with a chain and sprocket.
Here's how an electric motorcycle works:
●The motorcycle has an electromagnet installed on a shaft, called a rotor.
●Rechargeable batteries provide electricity to power the engine.
●The electric motor generates power.
●The power is converted into movement energy.

Q: How does the performance of an electric motorcycle compare to a gasoline-powered motorcycle?

A: Electric motorcycles have better acceleration and performance than gasoline-powered motorcycles. Electric motors provide instant torque, which means they can accelerate from 0 to 60 faster than gasoline-powered motorcycles. Gasoline-powered motorcycles have low torque and power at low RPMs, and only achieve peak power and torque at high RPMs.
However, electric motorcycles have a shorter range than gasoline-powered motorcycles because batteries can't store as much energy as a tank of gas. Electric motorcycles also have a modest range of around 100 miles in city conditions, but highway riding can quickly cut that range down.

Q: How do the brakes work on an electric motorcycle?

A: An electric bike's brakes are essential to its operation. A lever fastened to the handlebar engages the braking system. The cable puts pressure on the brake caliper's pistons after the rider pushes this lever. The pistons then force the brake pad into the brake rotor, where friction is produced.
Electric motorcycle brakes work by applying frictional force to drive the brake pad into the brake rotor. The brake pad is forced harder into the rotor when more pressure is applied to the brake levers.

Q: What is the typical range that can be achieved on a fully charged electric motorcycle?

A: The average range for electric motorcycles is 40–60 miles.
An electric Motorcycle, like an electric bike, can vary in terms of mileage depending on several factors. The range of an electric Motorcycle is influenced by variables such as battery capacity, riding conditions, terrain, speed, and rider weight. Generally, electric motorcycles can travel anywhere from 50 to 150 miles on a single charge. However, advancements in technology have led to the development of electric motorcycles with longer ranges. Some high-end electric motorcycles now have the capability to travel over 200 miles on a single charge. It is important to note that range can also be extended through various methods, such as regenerative braking or using an additional external battery pack.

Q: Why can't Electric Motorcycle be charged in sub-zero temperatures?

A: ● Battery Temperature Limits:
Electric motorcycles often use lithium-ion batteries with high energy and power density that allow them to perform well in different areas. However, the temperature can significantly impact its performance. Lithium-ion batteries have an safe operating temperature range of −20 °C ~ 60 °C and a safe charging temperature of 0 °C to 45 °C.
When the temperature falls below the range, chemical reactions slow down. When this happens, the battery cannot hold and deliver power. In some instances, it may not even charge at all.
●Cold Battery Resistance:
In sub-zero temperatures, cold battery resistance increases, resulting in a voltage drop in the charging circuit. This causes a reduction in the charging current, making it harder for electricity to flow through the battery. The battery may take longer to charge or fail to charge.
If you're wading through water, you'll notice how it's much harder to walk through as the water gets colder due to the resistance you feel as you walk. The same thing happens on your electric motorcycle's battery. The flow of electric current is met with more resistance, making it more challenging to charge or provide power to an electric vehicle.
●Charger Temperature Limits:
Aside from the battery, the electric charger's temperature limit is one reason why your EV won't charge in colder weather. Ideally, a lithium-ion battery can undergo fast charging from 5°C to 45°C. If the temperature drops below 5°C, the charging current must be reduced. For safety reasons, no charging should happen at freezing temperatures because of reduced diffusion rates on the anode.
Some advanced chargers prevent lithium-ion charging below freezing temperatures; when temperatures become too low, the charger fails to function or shuts down completely
●Frozen Charging Port:
In sub-zero temperatures, the charging port of an electric motorcycle may become frozen, making it impossible to connect the charging cable. This can happen due to moisture entering the port and freezing.
●Battery Management System:
An electric motorcycle's battery management system (BMS) constantly monitors the battery's state of charge, temperature, and voltage. In sub-zero temperatures, the BMS may not function correctly, resulting in the battery not accepting a charge.
●Reduced Capacity:
Cold temperatures reduce the range of an electric motorcycle. If the bike has been ridden in cold weather, the battery may not have enough capacity left to accept a full charge. Generally speaking, temperatures lower than -20°C Fahrenheit are too cold for an electric bike to be ridden in, while temperatures below 0° C are too cold to store your e-bike in. Freezing temperatures will negatively affect battery range and performance.

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