Electric bikes have never gained attention due to their unimpressive looks, but the case is different with the Metro Miku Super. It is super sporty, nimble, and compact, best for a daily commute. Let’s check its innovative offerings and features.
Styling Theme:
Miku Super is an aesthetic treat designed in a combination of blue and silver, which enhances its road presence. Front and rear have 12-inch alloy wheels with ventilated disc brakes and telescopic shocks. Overall, it has a plastic body with a floating seat design, which definitely makes the seating posture ergonomic. LED headlights and an LED display are other features.
Power Specs
This runaway bike comes with three drive modes: endurance, moderate, and Sports. In Endurance Mode, you can achieve a top speed of 50 km/hr, and the company claims a range of 100+ kilometers. The second mode provides the best figures for daily commuting. In Sport mode, the attainable speed is 80 km/hr, and the company claims a range of 70 km.
Battery And Performance
Miku comes with two Lithium-ion batteries with a capacity of 3000 W, and its motor delivers an output of 5000 W. It offers fast charging in 4 hrs and sprints quickly from 0 to max speed. This nimble bike offers precise cornering and maneuverability best for urban commuting. Even though it is small in size, its suspension is still soft, which makes the ride comfortable even for two riders. The feature of regenerative braking is also there, even if it is not usable for this small electric wheeler.
Other Features
It has a large TFT display with a crystal-clear appearance. It offers modes for battery percentage, MPH, mode of driving, Bluetooth connectivity, headlight setter, trip meter, accelerator bar, and time.
On the handlebars, you get a reverse and parking button, a hazard button for rear and front light settings, and an auto dimmer.
Lows:
Besides its exceptional road presence, it has a few lower points, too. 12-inch wheels make the potholes a little tricky, the headlight focus is not advanced adjustable, and its stand is not good enough that this bike can tip over.
Overall, it’s a nimble and durable bike with a price tag of 5,45,000 and an 18-month warranty.
