First Look: QuietKat Lynx E-Bike

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posted on February 22, 2023
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QuietKat Electric Bikes has announced the pre-release of a brand new eBike model. The new Lynx is among the latest in full-suspension electric bicycles and pushes the envelope of style and performance for the brand.

The Lynx establishes a new category for QuietKat, as it takes off-road capabilities and blends them with a café moto style for a powerful ride. Able to tear up the road in style, then go further when the pavement ends, the Lynx is a fully capable off-road machine that can tackle rough terrain.

Quiet Kat Lynx in Silver

With a blend of on-road/off-road capabilities, the QuietKat Lynx features a 2-speed, 1000W hub motor with a twist throttle option for those who want to grip it and rip it. A 203mm Inverted Mechanical Coil Fork in the front and a Mechanical Coil shock giving 100mm of travel in the back provide plenty of comfort and control, while deploying capable off-road 24x4.5-inch moto style tires. The Lynx is part of a new generation of QuietKat integrating IoT technology for remote control, tracking, and other smart features.

The Lynx will be available late summer 2023. For more information, visit quietkat.comMSRP: $4000

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