‘Lopifit’ the electric walking bike by IN THE NOW
Fancy taking a walk on the “World’s Healthiest Bike” or “The Electric Walking Bike“? Confused? You bet we were. 🙂
Basically you’re taking a leisurely walk while you’re moving at the same time on your electric scooter. You get to your destination fast and even manage to get a light workout while you’re on your way! Enjoy the scenery around while you’re at it.
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We’re slightly intrigued by the idea of this new hybrid scooter. It’s great for commuters who do not know how to ride a bike. And fabulous for those wearing robes and skirts who need to mount and dismount the scooter easily.
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In A Nutshell
Specifications & Features we gathered from research via lopifit.com:
- The total length of the Lopifit is 2.3 meters.
- Boosts your walking pace up to the speed of a regular bike
- Provided with a powerful electric driven Quantum Motor wrapped in a solid frame made of steel.
- You can take your luggage with you with the equipped luggage carrier.
- Weight Capacity: 136kg
- The walking part of the treadmill is 90 cm long.
- The Lopifit has 6 levels of suspension.
- The Lopifit has two handbrakes. The brake on the right stops the wheels and the motor. The brake on the left stops the treadmill.
- Range is 55 km / 34 miles (depending on a variety of factors).
- Charging Time: Approximately 4 hours.
- Lopifit started as a small idea when Bruin Bergmeester, the founder of the Lopifit, was exercising on his cross trainer in his garage, wondering “How can I use the treadmill outdoors? Wouldn’t that be much more fun including the fact that I can enjoy nature? What about a treadmill on wheels?”
Cons? It looks kinda bulky compared to other electric scooters that’s out there in the market right now. The threadmill / walking aspect of it seems to be a redundant feature you can do without. It also takes a while to get used to “threading” on a moving scooter.
It’s really up to the individual! We’re glad that there are more options.
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