DESCRIPTION:

Nakto's Skylark Folding E-bike features a folding frame whether using the bicycle for a leisurely ride or for a commute, this bike is easy to fold and stow away in your car trunk or in a closet. Durable high-strength carbon steel frame and superior car paint color options.

Only takes 4-6 hours to completely charge, while one charge can run 10-18 miles (depending on the terrain and the weight of the rider) at variable speeds*. This city electric bike comes with a comfortable seat that is adjustable from 29" to 33"*.

This e-bike can provide easy riding with a 250W brushless motor, using a throttle and/or pedal assistant pedaling. The battery is a removable 36V10A Lithium Battery.

The bike comes equipped with safety features such as a horn and a strong front LED headlight controlled from handlebars, front and rear brakes, brake motor safety cut off.

*Riders must practice safety and wear a helmet when riding the bike. Max Speed & Mileage is not guaranteed and depends on rider weight & terrain. Distance obtainable when using SPAS.

SPECS:

Battery: 36v 10ah Lithium Batteries In A Sealed Removable Pack
Motor Type: 250W Brushless Rear Hub Motor
Amps: 10AH
Volts: 36V
Distance: Single Charge Is 10-18 Miles*
Display: LCD Display: Low, Medium, High
Throttle Type: Variable Speed Control - 1/2 Twist Throttle with Pedal Assist option
Frame: high-strength carbon steel
Pedal: Standard Black Pedal
Brake Set: Front drum Brake, Rear Drum Brake Set
Tire: 16"
Height: 29"-41", Height Folded: 18"-24"
Length: 51", Length Folded: 29"
Battery Charger Time: 4-6 Hours* (Depending On The Battery Status)
Toolkit & Owner's Manual
Variable Speed*
Max Rider Weight: 240 lbs.
Bike Net Weight: 50 lbs.
Bike Gross Weight w/battery: 60 lbs.
*Max Speed & Mileage is not guaranteed and depends on rider weight & terrain. Distance obtainable when using SPAS.

ASSEMBLY:

Assembly required, ships 90% assembled. Bicycle is easy to assemble with basic bicycle knowledge, however, we strongly encourage having your bike professionally assembled.

Assembly Video: