ASIAN DRAGON Sleek Black Electric Motorcycle: Futuristic Urban Commuter
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Functional introduction
Powered by a 1000W high-torque brushless motor, this electric motorcycle delivers dynamic acceleration to tackle urban traffic effortlessly. It runs on a 72V 20Ah lithium-ion battery, offering a maximum range of 80km per full charge—ideal for long daily commutes or cross-city errands. The battery fully charges in 5 hours, with built-in overcharge and overheat protection to extend its lifespan. It handles mild slopes and varying pavement conditions smoothly in full-electric mode.
Constructed with a high-strength carbon steel frame, this motorcycle balances durability and lightweight agility, ensuring stable handling at speeds up to 55km/h. It adopts a front hydraulic disc brake and rear disc brake system for precise, rapid stopping power in emergencies. The front telescopic suspension absorbs rough pavement impacts, while anti-slip wide footrests prevent slips. Bright LED headlights with daytime running lights and rear taillights boost visibility in all light conditions.
| Specification Information | |
| Battery | lead-acid battery/Lithium battery |
| Battery location | under the pedal |
| Battery brand | As requirement |
| Motor | 350w/500w/800w/1000w |
| Size | 151*32*107(cm) |
| Rim material | iron |
| Brake | front 80 and rear 110 drum |
| Charging time | 4-6hours |
| Maximum speed | 25-50km/h |
| Full charge range | 30-70km |
| Climbing angle | 10° |
| Weight | 46KG (excluding battery) |
Its plush, contoured black leatherette seat provides lasting comfort for solo riders during extended trips. The intuitive digital control panel displays real-time battery level, speed, and system status clearly at a glance. A spacious under-seat storage compartment fits a full-face helmet or daily essentials, while matte black finishes paired with red/yellow trim retain a sharp, modern look. Tubeless high-grip tires enhance stability on wet or dry roads, ensuring a smooth, low-maintenance riding experience.




