In the market of electric bikes, There are many electric-assist bikes available, and most will offer the rider different levels of assist, selectable from the handlebar. But the Greyp’s new G6 electric mountain bike really unique. As it can monitor a rider’s heart rate and adjust the level of assistance. The G6 pedal-assist bike represents Greyp’s focus shift from power and speed to smart connectivity.
The new Greyp G6 electric mountain bike was unveiled minutes ago in Zagreb, Croatia. The modern tech and fresh design from the electric hypercar company were front and center in a number of new features.
Greyp’s new G6 Electric Mountain Bike
According to company’s official said that many companies makes the electric bikes by combining push bikes with electric mechanism. But unlike them they have developed the electric bike around electrical drivetrain. Not only that Greyp’s new G6 electric mountain bike has equipped with bunch of sensors and advanced connectivity.
The Greyp’s G6 electric mountain bike sports a 36V 700 Wh battery powered by LG cells. Thus, the battery should be sufficient for 100 km (62 mi) of range. Instead of hiding the battery like many e-bike makers, Greyp put the removable hexagonal battery on display in the central portion of the G6.
Elsewhere, the G6 rocks a carbon fiber reinforced composite frame in small, medium or large proportions. There’s an SRAM chain and eight speed derailleur, front and rear suspension with 150 mm (5.9 in) of travel and the bike rides on 27.5 inch wheels wrapped in Schwalbe tires.
Riders use their own smartphones mounted to the handlebar as the main user interface, with an Android app available now and an iOS following next year. The electronics suite on the Greyp G6 is managed by a Central Intelligence Module (CIM) on the stem. It includes a color display, WiFi, Bluetooth, 4G connectivity, gyroscope, USB C connector, front mounted camera and also interfaces with a rear mounted camera beneath the saddle.
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