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DYU Introduces SP1, a Folding E-Bike with a Removable Power Bank

DYU Introduces SP1, a Folding E-Bike with a Removable Power Bank Image: Primary
DYU announced the launch of the SP1, a 20-inch folding e-bike with a removable power bank, on Monday. The company said the model was first previewed at an offline product launch event in Berlin last autumn and is now officially available. The bike features a removable battery that can be used to charge mobile devices and can be paired with two swappable Super Power Stations, each offering up to approximately 25 km of assisted riding under optimal conditions for a total range of up to 50 km. It also includes DYU's AI Torque Sensor designed to deliver smoother pedal assistance by adjusting support according to riding needs. The bike has a 20-inch aluminum alloy frame made with 3D forging technology and weighs approximately 14 kg excluding fenders and battery. Its folded size is 700 x 450 x 620 mm. It is equipped with a 250W DC brushless motor and an LG 24V/5Ah lithium-ion battery with an estimated charging time of 3-4 hours. The SP1 is available through DYU's official website for €1,199 with an early bird code and includes a €130 accessory gift pack. "At DYU, we believe urban mobility should be smarter, lighter and more personal," said Leven, CEO of DYU. "SP1 brings daily transportation and portable power together in one practical product, giving riders a new way to move through the city with greater freedom."
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