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This electric all-terrain bike wants to go to the beach

This electric all-terrain bike wants to go to the beach

Posted on August 25, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

The XTERRAIN500 is a new electric bike that boasts of being able to easily glide over soft beach sand, thanks to its short, 10-inch wide front tire. With the addition of a 500-watt motor, this “all-terrain bike” will also reduce the effort riders need while pedaling on terrain including snow, mud, grass, and gravel.

The bike’s makers point out that most fat tire bicycles available today only come with 4-inch wide tires, which allow for riding on packed sand, but aren’t enough for the really soft terrain at the beach.
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