City commutes have become faster, more comfortable, and more convenient, and we owe it all to the micromobility revolution, led by bicycles and scooters. The new Eole X folding e-bike from Morfuns was also designed with urban mobility in mind and can take you further than you can imagine.
The Eole X isn’t Morfuns first attempt at building a versatile, reliable folding e-bike. The Eole was introduced back in 2020, as a nimble, lightweight two-wheeler with an all-carbon frame. It was available in two versions: the more budget-friendly Eole C and the sportier Eole S.
Now the manufacturer is back with two new Eole models: the Eole X and Eole X Pro. Both models replace the carbon frame with an aluminum alloy, which isn’t exactly an upgrade, but Morfuns compensates in other areas. The Eole X tips the scales at 19 kg (41.8 lb) while the premium Pro is even bulkier, weighing 23 kg (50.7 lb).
Now for the first and most important improvement: the new Eole X e-bikes both come with suspension, with the standard model featuring rear rubber suspension, while the Eole X Pro adds front hydraulic suspension too, which no longer limits the e-bike to smooth, urban terrain.
Another difference between the Eole X and the Pro version is that the former features an 8-speed derailleur, while the latter has 9 gears. Morfuns equipped the Eole X with 20” x 2.2” tires, while the Eole X Pro comes with wider, 20” x 2.4” ones.
Other notable features of the Eole X are the automatic headlights, oil hydraulic brakes, and the color TFT display.
Morfuns’ new folding e-bike comes with a 36V/10Ah battery that offers a range of up to 46 miles (75 km) on a charge, and you can also upgrade to a 15Ah battery to get up to 71 miles (115 km) of range. The 350W rear-hub motor (250W for customers in Europe) delivers up to 65 Nm of torque.
Morfuns sells its new, folding e-bikes on Indiegogo and you can order them both at an early bird price of $1,300 (Eole X) and $1,500 (Eole X Pro). The Eole X should arrive at your door this September, while the estimated delivery time for the Eole X Pro is October 2022.
Now the manufacturer is back with two new Eole models: the Eole X and Eole X Pro. Both models replace the carbon frame with an aluminum alloy, which isn’t exactly an upgrade, but Morfuns compensates in other areas. The Eole X tips the scales at 19 kg (41.8 lb) while the premium Pro is even bulkier, weighing 23 kg (50.7 lb).
Now for the first and most important improvement: the new Eole X e-bikes both come with suspension, with the standard model featuring rear rubber suspension, while the Eole X Pro adds front hydraulic suspension too, which no longer limits the e-bike to smooth, urban terrain.
Another difference between the Eole X and the Pro version is that the former features an 8-speed derailleur, while the latter has 9 gears. Morfuns equipped the Eole X with 20” x 2.2” tires, while the Eole X Pro comes with wider, 20” x 2.4” ones.
Other notable features of the Eole X are the automatic headlights, oil hydraulic brakes, and the color TFT display.
Morfuns’ new folding e-bike comes with a 36V/10Ah battery that offers a range of up to 46 miles (75 km) on a charge, and you can also upgrade to a 15Ah battery to get up to 71 miles (115 km) of range. The 350W rear-hub motor (250W for customers in Europe) delivers up to 65 Nm of torque.
Morfuns sells its new, folding e-bikes on Indiegogo and you can order them both at an early bird price of $1,300 (Eole X) and $1,500 (Eole X Pro). The Eole X should arrive at your door this September, while the estimated delivery time for the Eole X Pro is October 2022.