Editor’s Note: This feature is presented by our partners at Segway.
This, is the Xyber, the latest product from Segway that blurs the line between e-bike and e-motorcycle with its looks, as well as its capability.
Built to take you on your boldest adventures, the Segway Xyber takes e-bike exploration to a whole new level. This uber-modern design combines the power and ruggedness of a motorcycle with the simplicity and maneuverability of an e-bike into one integrated powerhouse.
The bike is framed in durable-cast aluminum that supports up to 396.8 pounds and supports a 110-millimeter, dual-crown front suspension and 100-mm stage-five, quick-adjust rear suspension. Robust, 20 x 5-inch multi-terrain tires feature large treads and flat-resistant inserts for peak performance on rugged trails. A dual-battery system (second battery sold separately) provides an unprecedented 112-mile range in eco mode. Each 48-volt battery puts out 1,440-watt hours and charges in approximately 3.5 hours. For riders prioritizing power, the bike can reach up to 35 mph and achieve a zero- to 20-mph acceleration in 2.7 seconds. Hydraulic, four-piston front and dual-piston rear brakes are on tap to tame your speed.
Photo: Segway
On the tech side, the Xyber delivers cutting-edge security and connectivity. The water-resistant 2.4-inch display lets riders monitor speed, battery life, pedal assist level, and riding mode. Plus, the device supports music, phone calls, and navigation. A USB-A and USB-C charge port keeps phones and other electronics charged. Control the bike remotely and tap into features like Apple Find and Segway AirLock security, which automatically locks and unlocks the bike based on its proximity to the connected smartphone, thanks to the Segway Mobility App.
If you’re the adventurous type looking for an off-road capable e-bike, the Xyber could be the perfect ride. For a complete rundown on specs, features, and, most importantly, pricing (spoiler alert: the Xyber is way more affordable than it appears), watch the full rundown in the video above.
