-November 26, 2021, 9:00 AM Pacific Time

Juiced Bikes launched the latest electric bike model RipRacer earlier this month. The new electric bicycle model uses a compact frame and smaller diameter 20-inch thick tires to create a space-saving layout that can be easily installed in cars and elevators. RipRacer starts at $1,399 and still provides high performance for anyone seeking excitement.

RipRacer's power and speed are synonymous with this Southern California-based electric bicycle company, and it is almost guaranteed to shine.

There are two models to choose from, and Juiced is sure it does.

The level 2 version of the bike can reach a top speed of 20 mph (32 km/h), and the level 3 version can reach a top speed of 28 mph (45 km/h).

Class 2 bicycles also include a large-capacity 52V 10.4Ah battery with a rated power of 540 Wh. Juiced Bikes stated that the battery should be enough to last about 35 miles (56 kilometers). The higher power Class 3 version has a larger 52V 15.6Ah battery with a capacity of 780 Wh. It should be close to 55 miles (88 kilometers) per charge. Keep in mind that faster riding and more throttle usage may reduce the real-world range.

The battery also introduced Juiced's new battery box, which comes with a handle and a custom holder for Apple AirTag to help locate the battery or the bike should become.... dislocation.

These batteries can also be docked with Juiced's new charging dock, which will be available next year. The docking function will play a dual role as a mobile power source because it will add AC and DC power taps to allow the battery to provide off-grid power for running other devices.

A few weeks ago, we took a closer look at how this would work from Tora Harris, founder and CEO of Juiced.

In any case, despite the small size of RipRacer, you still slice it, but it can still be torn. Even the lower power model can still obtain 1,040W peak power with a 750W continuous motor.

However, the higher-power version seems more interesting, as its higher power controller can provide 1,300W of peak power.

These bicycles also include features commonly found on higher-priced models, such as hydraulic disc brakes and integrated lighting.

The Class 2 RipRacer is priced at only $1,399, while the Class 3 version is priced at $1,599. These prices may increase after the promotional period, so you don’t want to delay the transaction.

In addition, all other models in Juiced's product lineup with the code BF100 are discounted by $100, so you also need to check other sales on its website.

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Micah Toll is a personal electric car enthusiast, battery fan, and the author of Amazon’s top best-selling books "DIY Lithium Battery", "DIY Solar" and "The Ultimate DIY Electric Bike Guide."

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