Swiss Firm Thömus Enters The U.S. Market With The Swissrider E-Bike

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Swiss Firm Thömus Enters The U.S. Market With The Swissrider E-Bike via insideevs.com

Thömus, a world-renowned cycling company based out of Switzerland has just debuted its newest electric innovation. Designed to cater to the needs of both urban and sporty cyclists alike, the Swissrider is touted as a solid, do-it-all e-bike that's ultra lightweight. How lightweight, you might ask? Well, the bike tips the scales at no more than 25 pounds, or 11.36 kilograms.available.

This is largely thanks to the frame's minimalist design. Constructed out of high-modulus carbon fiber, the Swissrider is super lightweight, not just physically, but visually, as well. The bike makes use of a Maxon electric motor, which makes use of the same used on NASA's Mars Rover. The pedal assistance provided by the Maxon motor isn't all that much, but it's certainly more than enough to give you that extra push on longer rides in and out of town.Eugen Elmiger, the CEO of Maxon, likens the pedal assistance offered by the system as that of a tailwind."The Swissrider relies on sleek design, super-light construction, and a natural electric tailwind from Maxon," he said.

The Thömus is now available in the U.S. market following the brand's opening of its first store outside of its native of Switzerland. Located in Santa Monica, it was Binggeli's dream to bring his passion for two-wheeled mobility to the U.S., and now, with the all-new Swissrider, he can do just that. The Swissrider is available in two version—Road and Urban—each of which sporting their own unique traits.The Urban version comes in two trim levels and features a flat handlebar.

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