It’s past time for Americans to catch up with Asian (mainly Chinese) manufacturers that currently control a big portion of the electric motorcycle market. Land Moto, an Ohio-based company, has revealed the District Scrambler, a new tough e-moto. Because of its strong construction and great battery-motor combination, Electric Scrambler is designed to handle America’s challenging terrain.
The Land Moto District Scrambler Looks Burly: [Electric Scrambler]
With the District Scrambler, Land Moto has kept things relatively quaint in contrast to most electric motorcycles with modern aesthetics. Except for the battery compartment, there is hardly any bodywork covering the tubular chassis. A raised front fender and minimalist LED lighting all around complete the look of this to produce a tough motorbike that isn’t afraid to get dirty.
Regarding features, the District Scrambler boasts ride modes, an LCD instrument cluster, changeable batteries, and all-LED illumination. Also, The Scrambler’s top speed is restricted in the first and second modes to 27 and 40 mph, respectively, while you can exceed 70 mph in the third and fourth modes, providing highway functioning. Single-disc brakes at both ends assist you in efficiently losing speed when slowing down. Read More about Electric bicycle – Wikipedia
The Land Moto District Scrambler Boasts Peppy Performance: [Electric Scrambler]
The District Scrambler’s key component is a mid-mounted 17kW (-23 horsepower) motor that is powered by a 2.1kWh battery. Although, the 40-mile range of the base battery is somewhat meager, Land Moto offers two additional battery packs with a range of 80 and 120 miles, respectively. Naturally, the charging period varies based on the battery you choose, ranging from 1.5 hours to 5.5 hours. Read More About This Electric Motorcycle Will Bury The Kawasaki Ninja 400 On The Racetrack
The 180-pound Electric Scrambler 17-inch knobby tires reversed forks, and mono shock serve as its suspension system. Also, This off-road motorbike should be enjoyable to ride in any terrain given its low weight, knobby tires, and significant suspension travel (upwards of 100mm). Oh, and Land Moto also includes a 19-inch front sprocket to improve road capabilities in case you want to take a break from off-roading.
The Land Moto District Scrambler Begins From $7,800:
The District Electric Scrambler is offered by Land Moto for $7,800, which includes the model without lights that are solely suitable for off-road use. Also, You can further outfit your District Scrambler with a ton of extras on the company website, and the DOT-certified lights cost an additional $600. As for competitors, the Ryvid Anthem, which has comparable features but lacks off-road capabilities, is directly in the motorcycle’s sights.
Tech Electric Scrambler:
- Range: 40 – 120 Miles
- Max kWh: 2.1 – 6.4 MkWh
- Nom kWh: 1.8 – 5.5 kWh
- Charge Time: 1.5 – 5.5 hrs
- Weight: 27 – 72 lbs
- Output: 17 kW
- Nominal Power: 11.5 kW
- Peak Power: 17 kW
- Torque: 280 Nm
