#Torque setting of puch moped full#

#Torque setting of puch moped full#

ThereвЂ™s no sale right now, so its priced at its full MSRP of $4,149, plus shipping. In addition to being the fastest moped on this list, itвЂ™s also the most expensive. Plus at the speeds this thing can hit, you wonвЂ™t be able to keep up with the pedals most of the time. Those pedals are basically footrests for all intents and purposes. Sure, you can pedal it, but itвЂ™s not a comfortableВ or fun bike to pedal. When it comes to the RCRвЂ™s pedals, theyвЂ™re mostly vestigial and there to keep the bike quasi-legal. But expect that to drop off steeply once you lay heavily on the throttle. In the city at 20 mph, Onyx says youвЂ™ll get a maximum of 75 miles (120 km) of range. Range is super variable and will depend on whether youвЂ™re scooting around town at 20 mph (32 km/h), or zipping up those canyon roads at 60 mph (100 km/h). I even took the RCR off-roading for a bit and found the ride to be quite good for such a simple little bike.

The frame was created by leading modern-day moped designer Tim Seward and is based on the classic Puch frames. I got it up to 59 mph myself, and the bike felt rock solid and stable.ДЄ big part of that is the design. The RCR is somehow perpetually on backorder since the company canвЂ™t seem to produce them as fast as they can sell them, despite having two California factories and being in business for two years now.Д«ut the bike is worth the wait, as it can hit nearly 60 mph or 100 km/h thanks to its 3 kW continuous rear hub motor that puts out around 5.5 kW of peak power. First up we have the ONYX RCR, which is definitely the leader of the pack right now when it comes to high power and high-speed electric mopeds.