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#This Japanese performance electric bike delivers mind-blowing acceleration in 10 seconds flat

#This Japanese performance electric bike delivers mind-blowing acceleration in 10 seconds flat

The motorbike from the 1988 anime adaptation movie Akiara based on the manga by Katsuhiro Otomo is the highlight of the whole plot set in a dystopian world. Recognized by its oversized persona, the Kaneda’s two-wheeled accomplice is liked by the closed community of bike enthusiasts for unique design elements reminiscent of the Cyberpunk world.

We’ve seen the share of Akiara-inspired bikes in the past including the Nuke Tactical Superbike, Yamaha’s racing motorbike concept, or the very special Akira&Ducati bike that brought the Akira universe to the attention of manga watchers. This electric motorcycle dubbed Ichiban is right up there with all these amazing bike concepts for its sheer realism. The motorbike is a balanced mix of an Akira-themed two-wheeler that stays true to the real world with low-slung sports bike aesthetics. As the designer puts it very rightly, a representation of “riot and freedom.”

Designer: Ivan Zhurba

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The design is proposed to be the first electric bike to have a full-wheel drivetrain. This results in exceptional performance and enhanced riding comfort, keeping the digital intrusion to a minimum. That element brings the right mix of EV performance and HUD elements that are analog, offering a profound and unique interaction between the rider and the machine. Truly, motorheads will love this design choice for this handsome bike. Ivan deems the bike to be more than just a mode of transportation as it is a “liberating streak of freedom in an excessively connected world.”

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This bike embodies the Japanese principle of Kanso which revolves around the beauty of simplicity and purpose in design. It offers an escape from the cacophony of the world, enriching the whole riding experience. A work in progress, the motorcycle has a 45kW power dual-motor system that makes it go from 0-100 km/h in just 3.5 seconds. That’s attributed to the all-wheel drive system that delivers maximum torque of the engine to the wheels. The ride has a total range of 250 km with fast charging capability to juice up the 70-battery capacity in just 30 minutes. Modern driving assists come in the form of ABS and traction control.

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To make the riding experience unparalleled to any other performance electric bike, Ichiban comes with a Godzilla mode that unleashes maximum torque for 10 seconds flat to enjoy the thrilling experience. According to the makers, the bike stands apart from the competition with its unique blend of an authentic design, high performance, and low maintenance. That’s enough of a dopamine burst for any bike enthusiast to keep coming back to this machine, no matter how expensive their collection of other bikes is. There is no word yet on the pricing or availability of the electric bike, but we are excited to see it in action for real.

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