Outrider Electric Adventure Vehicle

Outrider’s ultralight adventure vehicles are advanced electric-powered trikes for commuting or shredding. With three riding modes: pedal-powered, electric-assisted and electric only, Outrider´s high-performance recumbent tricycles are built to explore the backcountry with ease. Power settings let the rider adjust their electricity usage, allowing for as much or as little assistance desired. The base model comes standard with one battery pack that totals 2kWh and boasts a range between 20-40 miles per charge, and is able to reach speeds ranging from 30-40 mph. Each model can be customized and outfitted with several modifications and upgrades. watch the video below

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KAWASAKI S1 | BY TWINLINE MOTORCYCLES

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BIKE SUIT BAG

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SAAB AERO-X CONCEPT

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