Stealth Electric Bikes
Cycling is a fantastic way to get around and stay in shape,
but it also presents problems that make it tough on some.
In cycling, downhill breaks are always welcomed, as it give
the legs a little break from all that hard work.
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The problem here is that it's virtually impossible to find
any route that is either totally flat or almost all downhill.
Even if you did find the latter, your trip back home would
be one that would be tough going indeed. What is needed here
is a hybrid cycling experience where you could use your legs
on the easy parts before switching to electric power on the
tougher sections of the journey. That is exactly what Stealth
Electric Bikes have delivered.
Stealth delivers three different electric bike models that
perfectly capture the functionality of a bike with the power
of an electric scooter. It's tough to really call any of them
a starter model, but the most basic of the three is the Fighter
Electric Bike, which comes with a 3,500 watt motor, when put
into competition mode.
The top speed can hit 37 mph when that mode is engaged, but
even casual riders can get a nice steady top speed of 20 mph
and a range of up to 50 miles. That is more than enough for
the average round-trip, especially when you can also add pedal
power in to conserve energy.
Stealth Bomber eBike
The next level up is the Bomber Electric Bike, which takes
the number produced by the Stealth and licks them up a notch.
This is mostly thanks to 4,500 watts of power in competition
mode, which can deliver speeds of up to 50 mph. You can start
to see why electric bikes are starting to have a competitive
world built around them when you consider what the can deliver
in terms of speed, power and performance. The Bomber delivers
much of the same numbers for the casual rider, with the top
speed and range identical to that of the Stealth.
The casual rider may be willing to take the leap to professional
rider once they get a look at the Hurricane Electric Bike
by Stealth. This is a bike that almost looks like a Moto X
style bike, assuming of course that you can totally ignore
the pedals that are part of the chassis. Top speeds here can
also hit 50 mph, but go all the way up to 32 mph when in the
setting that would most likely be used by the average casual
rider. It's a stunning looking machine that anyone would be
proud to get around town in, or even off-road when adventure
calls.
Stealth Hurricane eBike
If you love cycling and are looking to up the ante and move
to the next level, you really need to look at the bikes made
by Stealth. They are incredibly well built machines that come
with features you would ordinarily expect to find on a motorcycle.
They are quick to fully charge, and ready to take on any road
you want to ride on.
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