Kalk INK Electric Dirt Bike

The awesome Kalk INK Electric Dirt Bike is the latest offering from Swedish e-bike maker Cake. It is based on their previous model the OR, with the same power, top-speed of up to 50 mph and range up to 4 hours. What has changed are the suspension and brakes, you get a 19 inch wheel set to get around more easily on dirt roads, and upgraded suspensions ensure longer travel as they should, plus the ultra stealthy and light aluminum frame makes sure you get high ground clearance and torsion resistance with an industrial Scandinavian look that is kind to the eye. You also get three riding modes to best suit your mood or need. watch the video below

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YAMAHA XS650 SCRAMBLER | BY LEFT HAND CYCLES

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TRIUMPH SCRAMBLER 1200

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