California-based electric motorcycle manufacturer Kuberg is releasing its newest offering, the Free-Rider electric motorbike.
This bike is primarily targeted towards teenagers. but is designed so even adults can have a good time with it. The Kuberg Free-Rider is powerful, fast, lightweight and easy to ride. It features fully adjustable long travel suspension to counter the effects of rough, off-road riding conditions.
The Free-Rider has been built to be enjoyable for all riders types, from novices to experts. It comes equipped with power maps that allow riders to select the skill level of their choice. With no clutch and no gears to transmission, it is easy to ride even for someone with no experience riding motorbikes electric or otherwise.
Being electric, the Free-Rider is very silent, making it easier to ride in places where gas-powered bikes can't be used. However, it is technically a motorized vehicle and so, must follow motor vehicle laws.
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The Kuberg Free-Rider is a for All Ages
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