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UD Launches '70 Series Electric-Assist Bikes for Teens with Retro Style and Modular Options

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • UD has launched its new '70 series electric-assist bicycles, targeting teenagers aged 14-18.
  • The bikes feature a retro design, a Panasonic battery offering up to 90km range, and customizable modular accessories.
  • A special upgrade program is available for eligible youths, offering additional accessories and benefits.

UD, a trendy electric-assist bicycle brand, has introduced its new '70 series, designed for riders aged 14 to 18. These bikes are inspired by the 1970s youth culture, featuring a stylish retro aesthetic with vibrant color options like '70 Bubble Pink, '70 Schiele Mud, and '70 Kreuzberg Blue. The '70 series is built on a chromoly steel frame and equipped with 16x4.0 fat tires, ensuring a comfortable and stable ride with excellent shock absorption. The 77cm seat height allows riders to comfortably place their feet on the ground, enhancing safety and ease of use.

The '70 series electric-assist bicycles are built on a chromoly steel frame and equipped with 16x4.0 fat tires, ensuring a comfortable and stable ride with excellent shock absorption.

— UDDescribing the build and features of the new '70 series bikes.

These electric-assist bicycles are legally compliant in Taiwan, meeting the Ministry of Transportation's "lightning mark" standards, with electric assistance limited to 25 km/h. Powering the '70 series is a Panasonic 48V 16.75Ah lithium battery paired with a torque sensor. Combined with a 7-speed drivetrain and Magura four-piston disc brakes, the bikes can achieve a maximum range of approximately 90 kilometers on lower assist levels. The model is priced at NT$65,800 and will be available for purchase on UD's official website starting August 12th, with deliveries expected to begin in September.

The 77cm seat height allows riders to comfortably place their feet on the ground, enhancing safety and ease of use.

— UDHighlighting a design feature for rider accessibility and safety.

UD continues its tradition of modularity with the '70 series, offering accessories such as skateboard racks, rear baskets, and customizable side panels. These options enhance the bike's practicality for daily use, allowing riders to easily carry items like school bags or sports equipment. The side panels can be personalized with stickers and templates to reflect individual style. To celebrate the launch, UD is offering a "Campus Commute Set Daily" accessory package for teenagers aged 14-18 who verify their identity. Furthermore, those who demonstrate academic achievement can receive a free upgrade to the "Street Style Solo Set," which includes additional accessories and bonus points. Details for these promotions are available on UD's official website.

Powering the '70 series is a Panasonic 48V 16.75Ah lithium battery paired with a torque sensor.

— UDDetailing the battery and power system of the new electric-assist bicycles.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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