BlackTea Bonfire vs Eahora M8

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BlackTea Bonfire
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Eahora M8
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Technical Specifications
Fuel Electric Electric
Motor 3 kW BLDC 2000W Brushless DC Geared Motor with 124 NM max motor torque, up to 34-37MPH(max speed). Motor brand: QS motor.
Range Eco Mode: 75 km
Normal Mode: 65 km
Speed Mode: 55 km (WMTC-II tested)
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Charging Time 0-80%: 3 hours --
Engine Starting Electric --
Maximum Power Rated Power: 3 kW (5 HP) at 450 RPM
Peak Power: 5.4 kW (8 HP) at 480 RPM
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Maximum Torque 195 Nm --
Load Carrying Capacity -- 199 Kg
Top Speed 45 kmph --
Speed Top Speed (USA): 50 mph --
Riding Modes Eco, Normal & Sport --
Battery Cells: Premium 18650 Li-Ion cells
Configuration: 14S12P
Voltage: 51.8 V
Capacity: 35 Ah / 1.8 kWh
Peak Current: ~95 A
Battery Voltage Range: 45 – 58.8 V
Dimensions: 310 x 220 x 100 mm
Weight: 11.5 kg
Connector: QS8-S Anti Spark
Life Cycle: Rated for 800 Charge Cycles
Features: Removable
60V/30AH lithium battery(1800 WH), 35+ miles depends on the speed
Charger Type: External charger for standard outlets
Charge Current: 10 A
67.2V~4A quick charger, fully charged with 4-6 hours
Controller Type: Electronic Sine Wave (BLDC) 60V/55A Integrated controller
Display Battery SoC, voltage, speedometer, odometer, trip meter, ride mode, time and telltales.
Environmental Protection: IP66
Motor-style LCD with charge indicator, speedometer, odometer, trip odometer, throttle gear level, and more
Frame Frame, Swing Arm, Box, Side Panels & Fenders are made from high-quality steel
Frame type: Steel Tube Chassis
Seamless steel pipe
Saddle -- Straight grain leather seat
Headlamp LED --
Taillamp LED --
Tyres
Front 3.00 x 18" Heidenau Off-Road or Street
Maximum Possible Tire Width: 3.50 ‘’
12" straight grain vacuum tubeless tires
Rear 3.00 x 18" Heidenau Off-Road or Street
Maximum Possible Tire Width: 3.50 ‘’
12" straight grain vacuum tubeless tires
Wheel / RIM Hub: Aluminum hubs with 12 mm axle
Rim: 1.85 x 18” 36 spoked aluminum rims
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Brakes
Front 220 mm Disc with 3 mm thickness Dual-Piston Hydraulic Disc Brake Hydraulic disc brakes
Rear 220 mm Disc with 3 mm thickness Dual-Piston Hydraulic Disc Brake Hydraulic disc brakes
Brake Lever Brake Fluid Type: DOT 4
Regenerative Braking: As you release the throttle you feel the bike slowing down
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Suspension
Front Hydraulic forks featuring 31mm tubes for extra rigidity and strength.
Travel: 200mm
Hydraulic shock Fork
Rear Adjustable 335mm dual shocks Spring steel shock
Colors Available
Colors -- Black
Red
Green


Physical Specs
Length 1900 mm --
Width 700 mm --
Height 1250 mm --
Weight 97 kg 97 kg
Kerb Weight 86 --
Seat Height 780 --
Wheelbase 1300 mm --
Ground Clearance 270 mm --
Overview
Features The new electric motorcycle Bonfire is now available in different sights,
- Seat Colour
Black or Brown
- Tank Colour
Black or Silver
- Tires
Street or Off-Road
- 2 batteries can be installed
- Enhanced Regenerative Braking,
- Hardware Over-Current and Over-Voltage
- Protection, Low Voltage Battery Protection
- Anti-Theft Protection: Steering Lock
- Fault Codes, Aluminium Housing for Maximum Heat Dissipation
- Wide Handlebar
- Knobby Tires
- Vegan Leather Seat
- 12" Aluminium Hub Tubeless Tires
- Kickstand With Electric Cut Off
- Comfort Foam Cushioned Seat
Additional Details Fork Angle: 24.5 °
Environmental Protection: IP54
Throttle Type: Full Twist DOMINO Hall (IP66)
Regulatory
Classification: L1e-B (EU) / Motor-Driven Cycle
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License requirement: AM or B (EU) / M1 (USA)
Throttle : Three levels gear throttle in the default. Can be adjusted to 5 levels. Speed can be reduced by changing the speed limit setting
Front Light : Oversized headlight with turn light
Rear Light : Integrated taillight on the fender with brake light, direction indicator
Kickstand : Electric cut off when putting the kickstand down
Fenders : Made of AB material
Footrest : Foldable
Recommend Rider Height : Over 4'6''
Accessories - Rear Rack
- Front Grill
- Battery Box protection or Fork Stabilisators
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