Electric Scooter, Electric Moped, Electric Bike – Deltona

OVERVIEW:

*This model is an Electric Bicycle that looks like - and has features like - a scooter. Headlight, Taillight, and Turn-Signals included.

*The Front Basket is big enough for a gallon of milk. The rear luggage compartment locks and will hold a couple of plastic bags of groceries.

*The braking system charges the battery when the brakes are applied.

*The dash board indicates speed, power usage and battery level.

*The throttle on the handle bar operates the fully automatic mode - no pedaling is required.

FEATURES:

*Popular Scooter Style
*Max Speed 20 mph
*16" Wheels for maximum Torque
*Regenerative braking system
*Drum Brakes
*Front and Rear Suspension
*Integrated Headlight, tail light, Turn Signals included
*Speedometer
*Locking Storage case
*Battery: SLA 48V-12Ah
*Auxiliary Battery : SLA 48V-7Ah
*Motor: 350W brushless
*720 Watts peak output
*Fully Automatic
*Total weight 110 LBS (w/o batteries)

Secondary Battery option Included:
Go farther and extend your battery life with the
auxiliary battery pack. The auxiliary battery fits
under the seat and will add 10-12 miles to your
range.

By using only the main battery on longer trips and
the auxiliary battery for shorter trips, you will
extend the life of both batteries.

LOCAL PICK UP ONLY!  PAYMENT BY PAYPAL OR CASH!



NEWS PAPER REVIEW:

Model L780 Uses Auxiliary Battery Pack to Achieve Milestone
AUSTIN, TX — (MARKET WIRE) — July 17, 2006 — Imagine leaving your car parked and easily gliding to your local store or restaurant without actually using any gas — getting what you need — and returning for less than a penny in transportation cost. R Martin electric bikes are alternative plug-in electric transportation that you charge by plugging into a wall outlet and use only pennies of electricity per charge.

R Martin bikes are tested for distance and compared to the cost of gas to come up with an equivalent MPG figure that our customers can use to see how much money can be saved by leaving the car parked and riding our electric bikes. Our model L780 is our most powerful and also has an auxiliary battery option. The L780 still held a charge after our test ride of over 40 miles with both batteries installed. It cost less than 7.5 cents to fully charge the batteries — providing the equivalent of over 2000 MPG based on $3/gallon gas.

“We are pleased to be able to offer clean, affordable alternative transportation to our customers. Our L780 is truly a remarkable value, said Randall Schleier, Sales Director for R Martin Bikes.
“While there is a lot of hype surrounding hybrid and electric vehicles, electric bikes are reliable and cost effective today. You don’t need to spend thousands of dollars on gas/electric hybrids to ‘go green.’ Our electric bikes allow you to leave the car parked so you won’t use any gas and won’t contribute to the green house gas problem,” continued Mr Schleier.

R Martin electric bikes are designed for urban or neighborhood environments. Electric bikes typically get a range of between 15 to 30 miles per charge. This makes them perfect for short trips around your local area. While there are many electric scooters around, electric bikes have the added advantage of allowing the rider to add power by pedaling. This can dramatically increase the range. Starting off from a dead stop and climbing hills consumes many times more power than traveling on flat ground. Just light pedaling to start off and on hills will lower the power requirement to a minimum. That is why electric bikes are the most practical form of plug-in electric.

R Martin bikes are tested in real-world conditions using a 180 lb rider. Range will vary depending on weight of rider, road conditions, tire inflation, and wind.