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KKL readies Gocycle G2 for March 2012 release

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Karbon Kinetics Limited founder Richard Thorpe with with the lightweight Gocycle G2

Karbon Kinetics Limited founder Richard Thorpe with with the lightweight Gocycle G2

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Karbon Kinetics Limited founder Richard Thorpe with with the lightweight Gocycle G2

The rider is given push-button access to the electric assist on the handlebar

The G2 folds down to 23.62 x 29.92 x 11.81-inch dimensions for transport or storage

The G2 features side-mounted, interchangeable Pitstop Wheels designed for quick flat tire ...

The rider is given push-button access to the electric assist on the handlebar

The G2 now weighs in at just 32.8 pounds thanks to its Magflow injection-moulded magnesium...

An optional kickstand is also available

The new G2 features proprietary, patent-pending seamless internal cabling technology

The new Gocycle G2

Karbon Kinetics Limited has announced a March 2012 release for its new Gocycle G2

The new Gocycle G2

The new Gocycle G2

The Gocycle G2 comes with three speed electronic shifting as standard

There's an integrated dashboard display with fuel gauge/speed/gear selection indicator

The fully-enclosed, lubricated and self-tensioning chain drive helps keep clothes gunk and...

The inclusion of a new in-frame 11Ah/22V Lithium battery has given the G2 a bit of a range...

Article Summary

When the very last model of the award-winning first generation Gocycle electric bicycle was sold in February of this year, Karbon Kinetics Limited immediately announced plans to develop an updated version. The technical specifications have now been finalized and a manufacturing partner secured - so let's have a closer look at the upcoming Gocycle G2.

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