A-Spadz Cavet Air yellow at Fatbikeskopen.nl

Within the A-Spadz Cavet Air range, yellow is the version that stands out the most. That works surprisingly well on a fatbike with wide tires and a sturdy frame, because the color breaks up the heavy silhouette. It is also the most visible version in the dark and in bad weather, which is valuable on a busy cycle path. Otherwise, this is the same bike as the other colors: 250W motor, a battery of almost 750 watt-hours, a load capacity of 180 kilograms, a TFT display, and mudguards included.

Range of the yellow Cavet Air

With 48V and 15.6 amp-hours, totaling almost 750 watt-hours, this fatbike is on the generous side. The stated range is up to 100 kilometers, measured in a low assistance setting on flat terrain without a passenger. If two people ride in the highest setting, you will get about half that distance. A full charge takes four to six hours, so overnight is more than enough. With a 10-kilometer commute each way, you will need approximately one charge per week. Charging is done through a regular power outlet, so no special setup is required.

Is the yellow Cavet Air legal in the Netherlands?

Yes. With a 250W motor, assistance up to 25 kilometers per hour, and no option to start moving without pedaling, this is an ordinary electric bicycle under Dutch regulations. No license plate, no driving license, and no helmet requirement. Instructions for modifying these types of bikes to increase their speed circulate online. Do not attempt this: the bike then falls into a different vehicle category, you are breaking the law as soon as you ride on public roads, and your warranty becomes void.

Load capacity and riding with two people

The maximum total weight is 180 kilograms, while most fatbikes are limited to 140 to 150 kilograms. That leaves room for a heavier rider, a passenger, or both plus luggage. The bike is approved for two people, and the 81-centimeter frame provides enough space. With someone riding on the back, the bike feels heavier to steer at low speeds and the range drops noticeably. On short rides, this is hardly noticeable; on longer rides together, it is.

Brakes, suspension and the TFT display

Hydraulic disc brakes at the front and rear. With a weight of 34 kilos, and the possibility of carrying two people, this is the equipment you want. There is 80 millimetres of suspension at the front; the bike has no rear suspension, while the wide 20-inch tyres absorb some of the bumps in the road. The TFT display shows your speed, assistance level and battery level in colour, and remains easy to read even in bright sunlight. Mudguards come as standard, so you do not need to order them separately.

Who is the yellow A-Spadz Cavet Air for?

For riders approximately 1.50 to 1.95 metres tall who want plenty of range and load capacity, and do not mind standing out. What to bear in mind: it only has front suspension, so you will feel more on persistently poor road surfaces than with full suspension, and the step-through height is high. Those who prefer an easier step-through should choose a low-step fatbike. A bright colour is also easier to find in a crowded bike rack, but it stands out more to anyone who would rather take it with them. For daily rides in built-up areas, this equipment is more than sufficient.

Ordering from Fatbikeskopen.nl

Bright yellow looks different on a screen than it does in real life, so come and see it for yourself. The Cavet Air is ready to try at ten showrooms, preferably with the passenger included. For maintenance, you can visit more than 450 locations in the Netherlands, and spare parts are readily available. When ordered online, the bike is delivered to your home fully assembled and ready to ride. You can arrange insurance when placing your order. Three-year warranty on the frame, one year on the components and battery.

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