2021 STACYC 16 BRUSHLESS E DRIVE BIKE

The ALL NEW Brushless 16 eDRIVE comes stock with our new High-Output Brushless Motor right out of the box. Our new upgraded motor packs a punch with additional low-end power and torque allowing for more aggressive riding on more varied terrain. The STACYC 16eDRIVE is the perfect choice for little rippers with some experience on a balance bike and are a little taller and/or more familiar with riding STACYC Stability Cycles and need a larger platform. Your child should have an inseam of 18 or more to adequately touch the ground with a slight bend in the knees for optimum sizing. Your child can learn to push, balance, and coast in the Non-powered mode. Graduate them to the powered mode (the holy grail of fun) as they show proficient use and understanding of the brake and the ability to coast and brake while standing. Start them with a speed similar to what they can push the non-powered version at, and they learn the use of the twist throttle, and a long coast turn into a constant use of throttle and giggles. As they continue to develop skills, the medium speed of the STACYC 16eDRIVE allows for an exceptional amount of fun outdoors, getting thousands of hours of hand-eye coordination, balance, and outdoor exercise. Perfect for 5-7yr old rippers under 75lbs, with 18-24 inseam Frame: Aluminum TIG Welded and Heat Treatment 16 Composite Wheels with Pneumatic tires Seat Height: 17 Weight: 20lbs with battery High Output Brushless Motor High Output Brushless Motor 20ore power and than original 16eDRIVE 10ore efficient than original 16eDRIVE Increased durability No fuse Thermal protection for motor and controller Power selection modes: Low/Training mode ~ 5mph Med/Standard mode ~ 7.5mph High/Advanced mode ~ 13mph (with stock gear ratio) Industrial Grade, Lithium-ion Battery and Charger* Quick disconnect/connect battery 20Vmax Voltage (18Vnom) 4Ah 30-60 min run-time** 30-60 charge time *1 battery and charger included **Run-time is entirely dependent on terrain, hills, and skill level. Run-times are estimates and can vary.