Maeving RM1S Review | Electric motorcycling with a cool retro twist ... and 70mph top speed!
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- If the revolution is to be electrified expect it to happen with a hipster flavour if Britain's first electric motorcycle manufacturer Maeving has anything to do with it. Having ridden its latest RM1S what do we have to look forward to - or dread - with the switch from combustion engines to electric motors? Join me for a ride around London as I attempt to find out!
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First electric motorcycle that is useful. Urban commuter just the job.🎉
Mate, wrong way up a bus lane? Bell end 100%
You didn’t mention that the bike can be charged with the batteries in situ and that Maeving will be offering a type2 charger adapter later in the year, mines on order for delivery next week, will be using it for a Manchester commute.
I took a test ride on RM1S at the company base in Coventry and I thoroughly enjoy riding around the A & B roads and dual carriageway. I do believe it is capable of keeping up with traffic and I wasn't as worried about being on the RM1S compared to the limited speed of the original RM1. It's a cracking bike, suspension was a bit firm but apart from that issue I can't wait to take up ownership in the coming weeks
Interesting insight. I am looking forward to hearing how the faster road experience goes
Why would they use a hub motor?? Direct gear much more efficient no?
I'm 6'3" 190cm. Would you think the bike would fit me?
Thanks for the first good video for the RM1S. Do you already know when the video for the top speeds goes online? Greetings from Germany. My RM1S comes hopefully at the end of August.
As a motorcyclist, I don't think the electric motorcycles are the future. At least, not with the current technologies. I would never buy a vehicle with a short range and pay a bag of money for it. All while accepting the risk of thermal rundown and a catastrophic fire, that will burn my garage and house. And potentially kill me and my family in the process. Motorcycling is about the freedom to go wherever you want. It is not about constantly checking your range and searching for the next charging station. Then wait for many hours for the battery to charge, to give you some meager miles.
Nice design. What’s inside the tank?
Lovely, a neat little thing.
Ok 70mph is more interesting to me now living up north and more distance in the rides with national speed limit this is now usable.
It’s so cool, would get one tomorrow if the wife would let me.😂😂😂
It's super ugly and cheap.