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Lasers and a computer set LeEco's Super Bike apart

2016-10-19
I'm here Lee EKOS North American launch event in San Francisco where this video streaming company from China had just launched some televisions some telephones and this what it calls its super bite we've got a carbon fiber frame we've got a thirty gear Shimano drive system we've got hydraulic disc brakes these are all the latest in bicycle componentry this isn't actually an electric bike although it does have a generator in the front hub that powers all the electrical systems from lights on this light we've got a brake light we've got a headlight we've got side blinkers which I can turn on and off at the push of a button and we also have what they call laser guides this paints a laser stripe on the pavement next to you that tells drivers another bicyclist that this is your space we also have an electric parking brake I can activate it the push of a button that locks the rear wheel so somebody can just ride away with my call but they could pick it up and run away we have a computer mounted into the stem now this is an Android computer kind of like a phone but it's built in and there's also heartrate monitors in the handlebars so this will feed your health information to the cycling computer the second computer also looks at miles you've gone prime rate things like that and finally we have an action camera built into the handlebars here so you can quickly video any of your rides and catch those drivers and motorcycles that are getting to the bike lane in front of you you can turn that on and off with a button on the frame to this super bike is currently being sold in China this model won't be available in the US the company is actually working on a model more tailored to the North American market so we'll see what that looks like when it comes out
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