Upcoming LML electric bike spied with trellis frame, pedals

    The new LML bike has styling cues reminiscent of a supermoto and has pedals, in addition to a battery.

    Published On Sep 27, 2022 01:03:00 PM

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    A spy photo of the brand-new upcoming LML electric bike has now surfaced, giving us a hint of where the brand intends to go with its upcoming products. The new LML bike has styling features that wouldn’t look out of place on a supermoto machine. One feature that really stands out, however, is the presence of pedals, in addition to a small battery pack, which suggests that this won’t be a very performance-oriented machine. 

    • New LML electric two-wheeler has pedals

    • Gets a USD fork/monoshock set-up

    • Uses a belt final drive system

    New LML electric bike: details

    The upcoming LML electric bike features very radical styling, borrowing cues from supermoto bikes, like a flat bench-style seat, little front beak/mudguard, flat LED headlight and an upright handlebar. It also features a trellis frame, something we haven’t seen on a battery-powered machine in this space, and appears to have a ‘tank’, which in all likelihood will house a small storage space. 

    However, the most fascinating detail on the LML electric bike is the presence of pedals. Pedals aren’t seen today on mainstream bikes and they are reserved for electrically assisted bicycles currently. This detail also hints that this probably won’t be a very performance-oriented machine, also corroborated by the presence of a rather small front petal disc brake. It also uses a belt final drive, which is something seen quite commonly seen on most affordable electric bikes sold today. 

    Is this the sort of EV you would be interested in purchasing for urban use, and how much would you pay for it? Let us know in the comments section below.

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