Moosshiqk, a creation of the Indian designer Shantosh, is the world’s smallest electric bike. Its name is derived from the Sanskrit word Mooshiqk, which means 'mouse,' and it's a fitting one--this electric bike is just 12" in height and 18" in length. The Moosshiqk bike is powered by a battery and has a top speed of 15 kilometers per hour.
The Moosshiqk bike is flexible and can be assembled and disassembled in less than one minute. Another fun feature of Moosshiqk is that it can be ridden backwards!
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The Electric Moosshiqk Bike by Shantosh is Only 12" High and 18" Long
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