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Not one I really paid attention to when it came out by the geo figures on this thing are pretty out there (TL/DR: reach numbers from 2016 and all of the stack height instead):
Not one I really paid attention to when it came out by the geo figures on this thing are pretty out there (TL/DR: reach numbers from 2016 and all of the stack height instead):
Beautiful backdrop.
Butter face.Beautiful backdrop.
Other than the girl on the right having ridiculously large mammary glands both their faces are pretty nice![]()
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Another one from Gobao - new company I take it. Make sense for an E-bike.Avinox MGU!
pretty sure i could get one of these before a pinion mgu ... probs a good thing, the bikes look way better than any of the pinon mgu bikes do!Avinox MGU!
Yeah, I’m sad to say that these will probably kill the Pinion MGU.pretty sure i could get one of these before a pinion mgu ... probs a good thing, the bikes look way better than any of the pinon mgu bikes do!
totally agreeYeah, I’m sad to say that these will probably kill the Pinion MGU.![]()
Someone on pinkbike pointed out the crank position on them is really high, might make them a bit limiting for eMTB applications unless the case integrates one hell of a bash-guard.Oh dear it looks like Avinox short time as King is nearly done. Meet the new King Gobao X1 and X1P eCVT.
• 500 Wh - 2.6 kg - charges to 80% in 24 minutes
• 750 Wh - 3.6 kg - charges to 80% in 28 minutes
• 900 Wh - 3.7 kg - charges to 80% in 32 minutes
They're light, too. The 3.7 kg, 900 Wh Gobao battery is lighter than Avinox's 3.74 kg, 800 Wh integrated battery.
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I’m not sure how the Avinox motor works but the Gobao uses two motor. One to turn the chain ring and one that takes the input from the cranks and adds that power to the other motor. Not sure how that works with a flat battery.Someone on pinkbike pointed out the crank position on them is really high, might make them a bit limiting for eMTB applications unless the case integrates one hell of a bash-guard.