The new Dexquisite e-bike makes its own power

For centuries, inventors have tried to create a vehicle that could be powered without burning fuel. Dexquisite DX is a new e-bike that finally solves this problem by making its own energy from your pedal power.

The new Dexquisite e-bike makes its own power
  • Where can I find the latest green tech? Check out our Eco-Friendly category for the best new sustainable gadgets.
  • Can you replace your car with an e-bike? If you live in a city, you probably could. Many e-bikes have the range to cover any urban trip.
  • Which e-bike has the longest range? Because Dexquisite DX generates its own power, the range is technically limitless.

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There are many benefits to cycling rather than driving around your city. In the mornings, traffic can slow you down; on a bike, you miss the gridlock. Bike ownership is also much cheaper, and riding a bike is better for your health than pushing the gas pedal.

Of course, cycling can be hard work. That’s why e-bikes have become so popular. These rides assist your efforts using electric motors. While some e-bikes can only offer a few miles of support, Dexquisite DX can keep going all day thanks to regenerative self-charging technology. In simple terms, this new e-bike makes its own power.

How does an e-bike create its own power?

Anyone who has studied basic physics knows that energy cannot be created or destroyed — only transferred.

Energy from food allows you to pedal, which turns your efforts into forward propulsion. Regenerative self-charging technology then captures energy from your forward momentum for later use.

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Dexquisite puts your hard work to good use

With Dexquisite DX, you generate power while you’re cycling along or coasting downhill. This extra energy is added to the built-in battery, which holds enough juice for 40 miles of assisted cycling.

A fresh new e-bike

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Dexquisite is perfect for commuters

Even if you put the regenerative self-charging to one side, Dexquisite DX is covered in great features.

The new e-bike has a 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum alloy frame, with front and rear hydraulic suspension. Dexquisite DX folds for storage in just seven seconds, but it’s strong enough to support 300 pounds.

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You can easily go off road with Dexquisite

On the road, hydraulic disc brakes help you stop smartly in all conditions. You also get a seven-speed Shimano gear selector, while the built-in LCD screen lets you choose from nine levels of electric assistance.

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If that wasn’t enough, Dexquisite DX can even charge your USB devices while you ride along — perfect for when you forget to plug in your phone overnight.

Affordable ride

Dexquisite offers three versions: DX, DX+ and DX500. These range from $777 to $1,499.

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The new e-bike is remarkably affordable

The extra money gets you a longer range, a more powerful motor, a higher top speed, and throttle control. However, even the top spec is very affordable for commuters.

“Using a direct-to-consumer model, we cut various middlemen standing between the product and the customer. This way, by avoiding all the intermediaries, we can offer our high-quality DX e-bikes at a fraction of the price of traditional retailers.” — Dexquisite on Kickstarter

What we ❤️

This new e-bike offers a breakthrough for urban riders. The regenerative self-charging technology means you can keep on cycling, even after your legs get tired.

Limited edition

Along with the standard matte black Dexquisite bikes, you can grab a hand-painted limited edition with this Kickstarter. It looks pretty sweet.

Availability

– Kickstarter: Until July 31st

– Pledge: $777 USD

– Delivery: November 2019

Mark is best known for writing about apps, but he also loves the tactile, hardware side of technology. Being a professional photographer, he's pretty handy with a camera, and he's a self-confessed tweetaholic.
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