Tokio Singlespeed E-Bike

A Fixie Singlespeed is abicycle with electric motor, which does not require any gears at all, which is in stark contrast to the 7, 14 or even more gears of the last 15 years. This means that there is only one gear that takes youcomfortable and uncomplicatedthrough the city and nature. Meanwhile,Fixie Singlespeed(Single Speed) are very popular. With their reduced, clean design, they are a cool fixed gear urban pedelec that will attract a lot of attention.

What bike couriers have appreciated for years has only recently been discovered by the hipster scene of the 21st century. Fixie single speeds are stylish companions. They get you from A to B quickly and are easy to transport thanks to their relatively low weight. Their uncomplicated design makes them particularly easy to handle. Maintenance effort is kept to a minimum.

Combined with powerful electric drive systems, you cansingle-speed e-bikeeven hilly routes without any problems. Because whenever you need to change gear, the engine comes into play and gives you the feeling that you arealmost weightlessglide through the streets.

As already mentioned, you can have a fixed gearsingle-speed bike(Single Speed) mainly by the fact that itcompletely without gear shiftingThey are similar to the first bicycles, which were developed almost two centuries ago. The high wheel from the 19th century, which was a further development of the draisine, also only had one gear.

A special type of fixed gear single speed e-bike is the single speed fixie (single speed). Here, too, you can get full propulsion with just one fixed, or frozen, gear on the bike. This fixed gear is also often referred to as fixed gear - there is no freewheel or idle gear. This means that the pedals always rotate when you move. So you have to pedal non-stop, which of course also means more effort. In the past, many fixies didn't have any additional brakes - more on that in a moment.

Our Singlespeed Fixie E-Bikesare equipped with a powerful electric motor that makes it particularly comfortable for you to move around the city or in the great outdoors. We primarily install high-quality rear hub motors that give you a particularly natural driving experience - almost as if you were sitting on aconventional bikeWe achieve the low weight typical for single-speed fixie bikes through a robust aluminum frame.

Normal singlespeed fixie bikes are usually made of durable but relatively heavy steel, but there are also lighter models made of aluminum or even carbon. In principle, the weight of a singlespeed fixie is always lower than that of a normal bike or atrekking bike- With an average weight of 12 kg, they can be compared to a light racing bike. This makes them particularly easy to transport.

We process our e-bikes (single speed bikes) fromMYVELOparticularly high-quality and robust, without losing sight of the design. Our electric motors are installed so unobtrusively that yousingle-speed e-bikeat first glance you might not even be able to distinguish it from a normal bike.

There are some aspects you should consider when buying aSinglespeed Fixie E-Bikesin terms of functionality and safety. For a normal bicycle to be considered roadworthy, it should have two individually operated brakes, for example. These are usually a hand brake and a coaster brake. Of course, single-speed fixie bikes can also be retrofitted with various extras in addition to braking systems.

Many fixies do not have a brake - instead, the single speed bike is powered by aBackpedal pressure of the feet on the pedals slows downFor inexperienced riders, this type of braking is often not easy at first, as the braking effect takes a little longer to kick in - but you get used to it over time. The frame and saddle should also be of high quality. With an e-bike or pedelec (fixie bike) from myvélo, you can look forward to optimal comfort during the ride thanks to the soft GEL saddle.

Furthermore, it issingle-speed electric bikeIt makes sense to look for a battery that is as powerful as possible. Our models are equipped with high-quality lithium-ion batteries from Samsung, among others, which have an average range of 60 to 70 km. Furthermore, we mainly userear hub motors, which enable a particularly natural driving experience.

A good tip:If you take an electric bike for a test ride, you should test the model on a route that is as varied as possible. Different surfaces, inclines and declines as well as braking and acceleration maneuvers show how an electric bike reacts to different loads. Full suspensione-mountain bikes, also known as fullys, are often not necessary for normal use in the city. Simple city ortrekking e-bikesYou will definitely find suitable models in our shop.

In principle, asingle-speed electric bikecan be used by anyone who likes to ride their bike around town: For easy routes without challenging inclines, single-speed bikes are the best solution, because they allow you to move forward particularly easily and quickly. No matter whether you are on your daily commute to university, school or the office, or in your free time - biking with a single-speed bike is simply great fun!

However, they work a little differently than other e-bikes, as there is no gear shift, which some passionatemountain bikersoften have to get used to. However, it is clear that this type of e-bike (fixie bike) is not suitable for use on rough terrain. If you often go over hill and dale, you will probably not be happy with this model.

Because riding with only one gear without a motor can sometimes be a bit strenuous, young, fit people in particular appreciate fixies and single-speed bikes. But even for people of advanced agecan such an e-bike be worthwhileto stay fit and improve your stamina.

Normally, you can travel faster on a conventional, non-motorized single speed bike than on a normal city bike with gears. If you turn the motor off, you can certainly accelerate. In motorized form, however, you will not normally reach more than 25 km/h on an electric bike, otherwise special approvals are required for use.

There are special regulations in Germany that you, as a road user, must adhere to. Otherwise, in the worst case scenario, you risk a fine or, in the event of an accident, even losing your insurance cover.

single-speed e-bikesare of course not suitable bikes for demanding mountain tours or trips lasting several days in rough terrain - the tires and suspension are not designed for this. However, since these electric bikes are considered to be extremely low-maintenance, you can look forward to being particularly fast and agile in the city with them. From time to time it is necessary to top up the tires with air or adjust the brakes, but that's all. With a single-speed bike (fixie bike) from MYVELO you can enjoy maximum riding comfort!

That thee-bikeThere is no doubt that it has become increasingly popular in recent years. Biking on a normal bike is certainly fun and keeps you fit - but there are also routes that are not so easy to manage. If you are not in great shape but still want to cover long distances without any major problems, ae-bikejust right for you.

Even for driving on hilly mountains, aelectric bike(Fixie bike, single speed bike). You can easily tackle inclines thanks to the integrated electric motor. This is powerful enough to take the strain off you when going uphill - of course you can also switch the motor off at any time and pedal yourself.

Another big advantage is that you cane-bikeYou are mobile and can cover long distances in a short time, but do not have anyenvironmentally harmful emissionsYou therefore avoid using public transport such as buses and trains and you also do not need a car.

Many of our MYVELO e-bikes are practicalfolding bikes, which you can fold down to half its size in just a few seconds. This makes it a practical and easy-to-transport everyday companion that you will soon no longer want to be without.

In general, you should make sure that the frame height issingle-speed bikes(Single Speed) fits your body size. That is why we at MYVELO offer youmodelsin different frame heights, so you're sure to find the right one for you. It's important that you can reach the pedals with the soles of your feet without any problems and can navigate the bike safely - only then is optimal riding comfort guaranteed. Most people choose a frame height of 26 or 28 inches - this depends on your height and your personal riding experience.Find your suitable singlespeed e-bike in our shop

Single-speed bikes emphasize your style. In the past, a single-speed bike without an electric drive was only meant to be functional. Today, the electric single-speed bike should be beautiful, fast and functional. There is a suitable single-speed e-bike for every lifestyle and every urban lifestyle, and for the sake of beauty, the bike must be reduced to the necessities of riding. Single-speed bikes, fixed-gear bikes (fixies), evoke emotions with great love of design. The clean bike design makes the single-speed e-bike a cult object.

A toothed belt drive emphasizes the design and is maintenance-free. No chain lubrication, no rattling, no clattering - just quiet gliding. Many e-bike single speed and city bikes focus on exclusivity, combined with the same elegance as bikes without electric drive and a touch of glamour. If you want to ride a bike with style, choose the exclusive electric single speed bikes.

Riding in one gear can be a bit tiring, especially for young people, but many appreciate the maneuverability of single-speed bikes. However, such an electronic bike can also be useful for people of advanced age to stay in shape and train their physique.

The single-speed e-bike with electric drive offers many advantages. They are ideal bikes, especially in urban areas with flat topography. Since the e-single-speed has no gears, the weight of a single-speed e-bike is reduced compared to e-bikes with a mid-engine. In addition to the practical advantages associated with this, this bike offers one more thing: style. Single-speed bikes look very neat and reduced and really attract attention in the urban jungle. Often many details are left out to achieve an even cleaner appearance.

Racing bikes with electric drives are called S-Pedelecs. S stands for speed and the abbreviation speaks for itself. With motors that deliver up to 500 watts of power, a single-speed S-Pedelec accelerates to speeds of up to 45 km/h in the city. A single-speed e-bike should not be loaded with a child seat, a child bike trailer or a luggage trailer, as the risk of an accident is too high at such speeds. You must also be over 16 years old, have at least a moped license and insurance with an insurance sticker for the S-Pedelec and must not ride without a suitable helmet.

City bikes, light electric bikes and S-Pedelecs are particularly suited to cities. All single-speed bikes with Pedelec drive can mainly benefit from the rear hub motor (sometimes also called a "rear motor"). Lighter frames can be used in production than with an e-bike with a mid-engine. Furthermore, manufacturers have more freedom when it comes to design.

Riders of a single-speed bike with rear-wheel drive appreciate the following advantages over the mid-engine drive:

• Direct response when accelerating
• Smoother acceleration and traction dynamics
• Built-in mechanical freewheel
• Some engines do not require an internal gear ratio
• Hub motors are considered extremely durable and resistant to mechanical damage
• Neither the gearbox nor the transmission generate resistance, so the machine efficiency is very high

Since the chain and sprockets are separate from the motor drive, the wear and tear on the components is considered to be significantly lower than with a central motor. In addition to a sporty riding style, the rear-wheel gear motor can also be used to implement a more classic approach to frame design. This means that an e-single-speed drive can be very well integrated into the overall concept of a bike.

Therefore, rear-wheel drive electric bikes will be of interest to the new e-bike target groups who appreciate a lighter, more aesthetic and smaller design. They almost don't notice the motor for the electric drive, which is hidden between the brake disc and the gears.

Technically speaking, these motors are so-called "brushless DC motors" for pedelec bikes, which are mainly designed as 250 W gear motors. Unlike a combustion engine, an electric motor does not have a "maximum power". The motor can theoretically generate any energy. Thus, the motor powers displayed, such as "250 watts" on some e-single-speed motors, are the nominal powers that the drive can achieve under normal operating conditions. In addition, the maximum power of the electric motor is determined by the battery and the controller.

A small disadvantage of the E-singlespeed hub motor: the center of gravity of the wheel is slightly higher in the wheel hub than in the lower position of the mid-engine center.

If you want to cycle a few kilometers to work every day, you can choose an S-Pedelec. The S-Pedelec can use its speed particularly in large urban landscapes.

Basically, a single-speed electric bike can be used by anyone who likes to ride a bike around town. For easy routes without rough tracks, single-speed bikes are the best solution, as they allow you to move particularly smoothly and quickly. It doesn't matter if it's a daily commute or leisure - cycling at a high speed is great!

However, they work a little differently than other electronic bikes, as the electric single speed does not have gears, which some passionate mountain bikers often get used to. However, it is clear that this type of electronic bike is not suitable for use on uneven terrain. If you often ride down hills, you will not be satisfied with such a model.

An electronic single-speed bike is an electric bike without gear changes. This means that there is only one mechanism that takes you comfortably and easily through the city. Electric single-speed e-bikes are now stars in the city: with their stripped-down, clear design, they are a cool urban pedelec that attracts a lot of attention.

The hipster scene of the 21st century has only recently discovered what bike couriers have valued for years: fixies are stylish companions that are perfect for big cities. They get you from A to B quickly and are also easy to transport due to their low weight. The simple structure makes them easy to handle and maintenance is limited.

In combination with powerful electric drive systems, you can easily overcome hilly routes with an electronic bike at high speed. Because: Whenever gear shifting is necessary, the motor is used and gives you the feeling of gliding almost weightlessly over the streets. The question of whether to use an e-bike with single speed or gears does not arise with this type of bike - the answer is clear.

The belt transmission on the single-speed bike is a new alternative to the classic chain drive. The belt drive has been around for about ten years. However, this drive has become significantly more popular in the last three years. Instead of a chain in combination with various sprockets or chains, a carbon fiber belt is installed that runs through two pulleys.

The belt drive can be useful for many people. Low wear means that the lifespan of this drive is significantly longer. This can be particularly interesting for frequent riders in the city, as the chain and associated sprockets no longer need to be replaced regularly.

In addition, there are factors such as the silent movement and the reduced friction of the belt in the single speed e-bike with belt drive. Since neither chain oil nor grease is used on the belt drive, it is also completely dirt-free and can be easily driven with suit trousers, for example.

Fixie stands for fixed gear. This means that the bike has a fixed gear and no gears. Fixie bikes are particularly light and can be ridden in a very sporty manner thanks to their design.

The gear ratio of a single-speed bike consists of the combination of chainring and pinion. For sporty bikes, a large chainring with a small pinion is chosen so that the gear ratio runs smoothly.

Singlespeed bikes, also called fixies, are bicycles with one gear. They can be ridden in freewheel mode or with a fixed gear. The frames are similar to those of a racing bike and are often made of steel.

With a single speed you can travel quickly and can reach speeds of up to 35 km/h. Usually the speeds stay a little lower because the light wheels can sway a little in strong winds. For many riders, a speed of around 25 km/h is therefore more comfortable and offers plenty of riding fun. In addition, at higher speeds you have to comply with certain approvals that are not necessary below 25 km/h.