transportation:electric_bikes
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| + | ==== A9 ==== | ||
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| + | == Aniioki A9 Pro Max review: Basically an electric motorcycle that you can pedal == | ||
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| + | Micah Toll - Nov 5 2026 3:25 am PT | ||
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| + | There are electric bikes, there are electric motorcycles, | ||
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| + | Technically, | ||
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| + | But let’s get something out of the way right at the beginning: this isn’t a street-legal electric bicycle in the US. Not when we’re talking about dual motors producing up to 6,000W of peak power and speeds of around 45 mph. | ||
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| + | And you know what? That’s fine. As long as we’re all honest about what this thing is. | ||
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