MIHOGO NX

The incorporation of magnesium in our bike frames offers a myriad of benefits. This lightweight and durable metal effectively reduces the bike's total weight, thereby enhancing its handling ease and acceleration speed. Furthermore, the inherent corrosion-resistance of magnesium ensures the prolonged durability of your bike, keeping it in top condition for years.

When considering the charging time of a Mihogo electric bike battery, two main factors come into play - the size of the battery and the type of charger used. On average, given an appropriate charger and a standard-sized battery, you can expect the charging process to be completed in a time span of around 4-6 hours.

In terms of maintenance, Mihogo electric bikes present a cost-effective choice. The major components that may demand occasional maintenance are the tires, brakes, and battery. However, these tasks are relatively simple and inexpensive, ensuring that the overall upkeep cost remains low.

The possibility of augmenting the range of your electric bike with an extra battery hinges on the specific model of your bike. Some models, including the Mihogo LX, Mihogo NX, allow the integration of an additional battery. The LX model stands out with its unique dual 48V 28.8Ah battery system, enabling it to achieve a remarkable range of up to 86 miles (approximately 138 kilometers) on a single charge.

Mihogo electric bikes are crafted with off-road capabilities at the forefront of their design. Key features include 4” fat tires designed to maintain traction on challenging surfaces, high-performing suspension systems for a smoother ride, reliable hydraulic brakes for secure stopping, and powerful 750W motors that offer substantial torque, enabling the bikes to handle rough terrains with aplomb.

Whether or not an electric bike can be ridden on a highway is subject to the laws and regulations of the specific country or state you reside in. Some locations may enforce stringent laws that restrict the use of electric bikes on highways, while other areas may be more permissive, allowing riders to navigate these roads.