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Battery-operated Avon E-Bike in Mangalore

Daijiworld News Network - Mangalore (MB)
Report by Praveen Tauro - Pics Dayanand Kukkaje

  • No kickstart, just ride away at 23 km/hour, say the manufacturers

Mangalore, Nov 11: M K Arora, sales manager of Avon Cycle Ltd Ludhiana launched the battery-operated Avon E-Bike at a function held in Hotel Woodlands here on Saturday evening.

Sheikh Ismail Mubeen welcomed the gathering on behalf of the local dealers, Taj Cycle Company. Preetika compered the function.

Besides, Arora, Avon Cycles' sales executive Hardeep Singh and Taj Cycles' managing partner Muthalib S M were on the dais.

Speaking to Daijiworld, Muthalib said the Taj Cycle Company was founded in Mangalore by the family patriarch the late Ismail in 1927.

This E-bike operates on battery and it has been launched for the first time in Karnataka. Mangalore has the credit of seeing its very first launch in the state.

Muthalib further said it needed no fuel, no registration, no licence and it would cause no noise or emission pollution. It only needs battery recharge. On every recharge, it would run 55 kms, Muthalib said further.

With a terrain of ups and downs, this city may find this bicycle a real boon.

  

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  • Hans RAj, H NO 179 Street No 1, Gurbax Colony Patiala

    Wed, Oct 17 2007

    I have purchaged the e bike Red on dated 16/08/06 bearing No 0511013532. My e bikes's Rear RIM broke while on road . I have contacted M/S Nand Cycle Works Patiala who is dealer in Patiala. 15 days passed . No RIM is available at patiala. He said that no spare part of this cycle is available .I am 80 Year old & cannot move without without .Please help me

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