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Treading Lightly with QuietKat Lynx E-Bike

Gorgeous! Bike’s not bad, either.
There’s nothing like an e-bike to open up new vistas for outdoors people … and to do it with the absolute minimum disruption to the ecosystem you’re exploring. QuietKat‘s new Lynx e-bicycle represents the latest in full-suspension electric bicycles from the leader in off-road eBikes and is an innovative design that pushes the envelope of style and high-performance for the brand.
The Lynx establishes a new category for QuietKat, as it takes its proven off-road capabilities and blends it with a café moto style in a fun and powerful ride that is aimed for the discerning user who demands the latest technology and a premium ride. Able to roll up the road in style, then go further when the pavement ends, the Lynx is a fully capable off-road technical machine that can tackle the roughest terrain. It will also be introduced with Variable Power Output (VPO™) technology that gives the rider the ability to change what class system the bike operates at, allowing access to more terrain and trails.
With a blend of on-road/offroad capabilities, the QuietKat Lynx features a 2-speed, 1000W hub motor with a twist throttle option for those who want to grip it and rip it. 180mm KKE Fork in the front and a Mechanical Coil shock giving 100mm of travel in the back provide plenty of comfort and control, while deploying highly capable 24×4.0″ off-road moto style tires that allow you to safely navigate a wide variety of terrain. The Lynx is a part of a new generation of QuietKat integrating IoT technology for remote control, tracking, and other smart features.
The Lynx will be available late summer 2023 and will retail for around $4000.
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