Future Bikes

Suppo electric bicycles use Nickel Metal Hydride batteries and hub motors (front pictured). They are lighter compared other e-bikes using lead-acid batteries. Batteries last more than 500 charge and discharge cycles. As for range, of course, terrain, speed, load weight and wind direction will affect it but normally the bicycles using 24V 7Ah battery will run 25 km/15.5miles and 36V 7Ah battery will run 35km/21.7miles on a single charge. They are designed to run at 20-23km/h(12.4-14.3miles/h).

Swiss Flyer

This is an entirely different approach to most other electric bikes which are usually designed such that the engine is just an electric replacement of a combustion engine, with some power grip kind of accelerator. The Flyer however uses a sophisticated electronic control which senses the force applied to the pedals and “doubles up” the human power accordingly.

The FLYER powerbike: Four different series, four different philosophies

FLYER F2
Leisurely and comfortable to ride. The F2 electric motor cuts out automatically at a speed of 24 km an hour. The rear wheel spring suspension enables the rider to sit in a healthy, upright position. CHF 3′395.-

FLYER F4
Ride through town with full spring suspension at speeds of between 30 and 35 km an hour. The dependable powerbike for individualists. FLYER F4, for every day, rain or shine. CHF 3′795.-

FLYER F6
For dynamic people who are looking for a stimulating blend of performance and comfort. Pure lifestyle. Speeds of between 30 and 35 km an hour, full spring suspension, top-quality components. CHF 4′295.-

FLYER F8
The most tempting powerbike ever. The F8 comes with disk brakes, full spring suspension (incl. Rock Shox Judy) and only the very best high-end components as standard. CHF 6′190.-