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Your average person gives out about 75 to 100 watts when they ride. This adds 350 extra watts.
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Hybrid Electric Bikes: Technology Powers Up The Cycling Experience
We took a look at a battery that can your cell phone. Now, we’re going to look at how your phone can help ramp up the power on your bicycle and transform your cycling experience. It’s very interesting, and we are, we’re hearing about tech cities and transportation. There’s a company called Superpedestrian. They put out a technology called the Copenhagen Wheel. It’s a self enclosed unit that can go on almost any bicycle and it turns it into a hybrid electric. It’s called the Copenhagen Wheel. These sensors learn how you pedal, so when you cycle, it samples your pedaling , and the sensation is that you can go very far or that hills disappear. Your average person gives out about 75 to 100 watts when they ride. This adds 350 extra watts. So you’re like a Tour de France rider moving through the city. The wheel is expected to ship before the end of summer. Another wheel that’ll power your bike, the FlyKly Smart Wheel has a similar release date. We have in our pockets (such) strong computers these days, and these things are becoming increasingly interconnected. Now, if you flip it on its head, it’s almost like the city is becoming a computer in the open air which you can start to program. The tech isn’t cheat. It costs almost $800, but it may do more than change the way you ride.
We took a look at a battery that can your cell phone. Now, we’re going to look at how your phone can help ramp up the power on your bicycle and transform your cycling experience. It’s very interesting, and we are, we’re hearing about tech cities and transportation. There’s a company called Superpedestrian. They put out a technology called the Copenhagen Wheel. It’s a self enclosed unit that can go on almost any bicycle and it turns it into a hybrid electric. It’s called the Copenhagen Wheel. These sensors learn how you pedal, so when you cycle, it samples your pedaling , and the sensation is that you can go very far or that hills disappear. Your average person gives out about 75 to 100 watts when they ride. This adds 350 extra watts. So you’re like a Tour de France rider moving through the city. The wheel is expected to ship before the end of summer. Another wheel that’ll power your bike, the FlyKly Smart Wheel has a similar release date. We have in our pockets (such) strong computers these days, and these things are becoming increasingly interconnected. Now, if you flip it on its head, it’s almost like the city is becoming a computer in the open air which you can start to program. The tech isn’t cheat. It costs almost $800, but it may do more than change the way you ride.