German electric bike manufacturer QiO wants to grow the user base of electric bicycles by focusing on three key points: comfort, accessibility, and practicality. All across the world, particularly in Europe, an e-bike revolution is ongoing with more and more people opting to hit the road on two wheels as opposed to driving their cars and vans on a daily basis. Bikes like QiO's newest offering, the Eins+, are largely to blame for this.
In fact, there are a plethora of advantages to riding a bike—advantages beyond the economic and environmental ones, to be sure. Given that the Eins+ is designed with beginners with little to no cycling experience in mind, QiO hopes to encourage even more individuals to ride two wheels. To begin with, the Eins+'s frame is easily adjustable, and the seat post and steering column can both be raised or lowered.
That's the accessibility side of the equation done, now, let's take a look at the practicality side. QiO understands that a practical urbanneeds to be able to do more than just shuttle you from point A to B. This is why the Eins+'s frame is capable of carrying a maximum payload capacity of 180 kilograms. As such, you can use the bike instead of a car to transport heavy cargo thanks to the front luggage rack with a Klickfix adapter.
On the performance side of the equation, the QiO Eins+ is powered by a Bosch Performance mid-drive motor. It draws power from aPowerpack with 545 watt-hours of capacity. As for the transmission, the rear wheel is equipped with a stepless Enviolo hub, making for a seamless pedal feel regardless of load. The bike rolls on 20-inch wheels, and makes use of a maintenance-free drive belt instead of a chain.