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DiroDi Vivo Electric Bike Gen 2 (V)

DiroDi Vivo Electric Bike Gen 2 (V)

Regular price $2,590.00 AUD
Regular price Sale price $2,590.00 AUD
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DiroDi Vivo Cruiser All Terrain Fat Tire Electric Bike

With its all terrain features, Vivo can take you anywhere, allowing you to ride without limits. Whether you are off to the cafe or going deep into the bush, Vivo will be comfortable in all situations, fulfilling your unsatisfied desire to explore and roam free.

FEATURES OVERVIEW

MOTOR

Vivo Motor has been exclusively optimised for advance hill climbing power. It comes with a 250W motor, delivering 60NM of Torque . This motor can be unlocked to 500W via a password, exclusively for NSW customers, Providing 70NM of Torque. The 750W model Offers 85NM of Torque.


BATTERY

Say goodbye to range anxiety with Vivo's large 52V 15Ah removable battery, which provides up to 80 km of range. For even longer distances, opt for the 20Ah battery, which extends the range to up to 100 km. Vivo stands out as one of the few bikes on the market equipped with a 52V battery instead of the standard 48V systems. Have you ever experienced performance degradation as the battery drains? This phenomenon, known as battery sag, happens when the voltage decreases as the battery level falls below 40%. However, 52V e-bikes significantly mitigate this issue.

DISPLAY
Large colorful Display. The water resistant large LCD panel on the Vivo  gives you the guide with speed,battery level, motor power mode, Odometer and power assist level (6 Levels) and more details



TYRES 

Experience ultimate versatility on any terrain with puncture-resistant fat tyres. Say goodbye to limitations on where you can go with an electric bike



BRAKES
Tektro Hydraulic Brakes
Stay Safe wherever you go with Tektro hydraulic brakes, offering responsive braking power at the flick of your fingers. Vivo's hydraulic brakes feature a self adjusting mechanism that automatically adjusts the distance between the pads and the rotar as the pads wear down, elimination the need for manual adjustments over time. The Vivo Gen 2 is equipped with a 180mm rotar, providing more stopping power with the same amount of lever pressure. Additionally, Vivo includes a brake cut-off sensor safety feature,which automatically cuts off the motor when you apply the brakes, enhancing your safety. 

Battery
Battery Description Lithium Battery
Battery Voltage (V) 52
Battery W/H 780 (15AH) | 1040 (20AH)
Charging Time (Hour) 7
Max Range (KM) 80 KM (15AH Battery) | 100 KM (20AH Battery)
Average Range (KM) 60 KM (15AH Battery) | 80 KM (20AH Battery)
Battery Weight (KG) 3
Charger Model DPower 54.6V DC2.1 Charger
Removable Battery Yes
Throttle Range (KM) 25 KM (15AH Battery) | 32 KM (20AH Battery)
General Specifications
Road Legal Yes (250W) | No (750W)
Road Legality Note 250W is road legal (Can be unlocked to 500W for NSW customers only and still be road legal) given the throttle is not unlocked and the max speed hasn't increased from the default 25km/h. 750W is for on off-road or on private property use only
Waterproof Rating IP54
Ergonomics
Sitting Position Upright
Grips Model Velo High Performance Grips
Handlebars Type Flat
Saddle Model Velo Gel Saddle
Accessories
Bell Yes
Bottle Holder No
Front Carrier Optional
Front Light Yes
Mudguards Yes
Rear Basket No
Rear Light Yes
Rear Rack Yes
USB Charger Yes
Wheel Lock No
Brakes
Brake Cut off Sensor Yes
Brake Model Tektro HD-E350
Brake Pads Model/Material E10.11/Compound
Brake Type Hydraulic Disk Brakes
Rotor Size (MM) 180
Drivetrain
Cassette Tooth 14 - 28
Chain Model TEC C70
Chainring Model Prowheel Double-Wall Chainring
Chainring Tooth Count 42
Derailleur Model Shimano Tourney
Gear Shifter Shimano Tourney
Number of gears 7
Suspension
Suspension Compression Adjustment No
Suspension Yes
Suspension Model SR Suntour Performance Front Suspension Forks
Suspension Travel (CM) 10
Throttle
Throttle Yes
Throttle Type Thumb Throttle
Default Throttle Max Speed (KM/H) 6
Throttle Max Unlocked Speed - For offroad Use (KM/H) 40
Tyre
Tyre Brand / Model Kenda Puncture Resistant Tyres
Tyre Width (Inch) 4
Puncture Resistant Tyres Yes
Tyre Colour Black
Frame
Frame Step-Over (Blue) or Step-Tru (White)
Frame Size (Inch) 26
Max Load (KG) 120
Frame Material Aluminium
Rider Height Guide
Rider Max Height (CM) 190 (6′ 3″)
Rider Min Height (CM) 165 (5'5")
Motor
Motor and Battery 250W (500W) 15AH Battery or 750W 15AH Battery or 750W 20AH Battery
Motor Brand / Model Shengyi 250W (Can be unlocked to 500W for NSW customers only) | 750W Brushless Rear Hub Motor
Default Maximum Speed (KM/H) 25
Motor Type Brushless Geared Rear Hub Motor
Torque (NM) 60 (250W) | 70 (500W) | 90 (750W)







Shipping

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  • Free Assembly With In-Store Pick Ups (Noosa)

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FAQ's

How Do I Place An Order?

Order securely via our website’s checkout system. Alternatively you can contact us if you need any assistance or prefer to place your order over the phone.

How Difficult Is The Assembly?

Our range of e-bikes are 85-95% pre-assembled. Follow the clear instructions to complete the process with ease.

If you need help, reach out via any of our contact channels.

Alternatively, if you purchase your e-bike through our website and pick it up in store, we will assemble your new e-bike for FREE.

What Are The Australian E-Bike Laws?

Visit your local state government website for latest e-bike laws. Generally, motor power must not exceed 250W, and the max pedal assist speed must be 25 km/h.

When it comes to road legal eBike laws in Australia, it is important to note that you should always check your local laws for the latest rules and regulations. However, there are some general guidelines that apply across the country (at the time of this writing):

  • A road legal eBike typically must have a maximum motor continuous power of 250W. However, in New South Wales (NSW), the maximum power allowed is 500W.
  • The maximum pedal assist speed for a road legal eBike is 25 km/h.
  • If the eBike is equipped with a throttle, it must be locked to a maximum speed of 6 km/h. This means the throttle can be used as a start aid to begin your ride and gain some momentum, but once you reach 6 km/h, you must start peddling and use the pedal assist mode.
  • In pedal assist mode, the motor provides assistance as you pedal. On higher pedal assist levels, you may find that you barely need to put force on the pedals, resulting in a similar riding experience to using an unlocked throttle.

Is A Licence Required To Ride An E-Bike?

No licence is needed if your e-bike complies with Australian road legality standards.

Which Frame Type Is Best For Me, Step-over Or Step-through?

When it comes to choosing a bike frame type, there are a few factors to consider. Step-over and step-through frames are the two main options, each with their own advantages and considerations.

Step-over frames:

Step-over frames are the traditional choice and are characterised by a top tube that runs from the handlebars to the seat post. It is believed that step-over frames are lighter and more rigid, making them ideal for riders who prioritise speed and performance.

However, due to advancements in frame technology, many step-through frames are now just as light and provide comparable strength.

Therefore, the advantages of step-over frames are no longer as significant as they once were.

Step-through frames:

Step-through frames, on the other hand, offer more practicality and ease of use. With a step-through frame, you can get on and off the bike without having to lift your leg over the top tube. This convenience is especially beneficial for riders who prioritise practicality over the aesthetics of the bike. Step-through frames are also better suited for shorter riders, as the top tube of a step-over frame may make it difficult for them to stand over it comfortably.

If a bike is going to be shared among family members with different genders and heights, a step-through frame is recommended. Additionally, if you plan on carrying a surfboard on your bike, a step-through frame is better since you won't have to step over the frame and the surfboard rack each time you want to get on or off the bike.

However, it's important to note that some customers prefer the look of a step-over bike. Furthermore, a top tube can be useful if you need to mount a child seat at the front or carry cargo, or if you want to attach various accessories to the frame.

A few years ago, 70% of our customers preferred the step over frame and 30% preferred the step through frame. Now the trend has changed towards the step through frame, with 60% of our customers choosing it and 40% going with the step over frame.

It's up to you to decide which frame type is best for your needs or looks more appealing to you. However, if you can't decide, we would suggest going with the step through frame.

Battery Maintenance and Prolonging Life Tips?

On average, batteries last 500-1000 recharge cycles or 2-4 years.

Proper maintenance of your eBike battery is essential to ensure its longevity and optimal performance. By following these tips, you can prolong the life of your battery and enjoy a more reliable riding experience.

1. Charge between 20% to 80%

Keeping your eBike battery's charge level between 20% and 80% can help double its longevity. Avoid draining the battery completely or letting it sit at full charge for extended periods.

2. Avoid Extreme Temperatures

Extreme temperatures can negatively impact your eBike battery's performance and lifespan. Do not expose the battery to very cold or very hot temperatures, as this can cause permanent damage. Store the battery in a cool and dry place when not in use.

3. Use the Original Charger

Always use the original charger that came with your eBike. 

4. Avoid Overcharging

Do not leave your eBike battery on charge for an extended period after it has reached full capacity. Overcharging can strain the battery cells and shorten their lifespan. Unplug the charger as soon as the battery is fully charged.

By following these guidelines, you can optimize the performance and lifespan of your eBike battery, ensuring many enjoyable rides for years to come.