Mini Bike Electric Bicycle

Mini Bike Electric Bicycle is an innovative urban mobility solution that represents a significant advancement in compact electric transportation design. This lightweight electric bicycle, distinguished by its 20-inch wheels and foldable frame architecture, exemplifies the convergence of functionality and contemporary urban mobility needs. Developed through comprehensive user research involving 500 urban consumers, this transportation device features a groundbreaking construction methodology that employs a sophisticated combination of aluminum, carbon fiber, and steel materials to achieve an exceptionally light weight of 11.5 kilograms. The bicycle's dimensions of 110 cm x 145 cm x 85 cm contribute to its compact nature while maintaining the riding geometry of a full-sized bicycle, ensuring comfortable handling and optimal performance. A notable technical achievement is the seamless integration of the battery within the frame structure, demonstrating sophisticated design consideration for both aesthetics and functionality. The development process, spanning 12 months from initial concept to final production, involved extensive research in aerodynamics and frame stiffness-to-weight ratios, introducing novel methodologies to the electric bicycle industry. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design in the Vehicle, Mobility and Transportation Design category represents a significant innovation in addressing last-mile transportation challenges in dense urban environments, combining the benefits of electric assistance with practical portability and storage solutions.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: electric mobility, urban transportation, foldable bicycle, lightweight design, sustainable commuting, micro-mobility

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/103019

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