New products from Quantya! These involve a junior bike, which is smaller than the standard Evo 1, and also a new scooter for the commuter market called the Squter P1.
This weekend we took some Quantya Evo 1 Track bikes over to the meet at Culham Park at Abingdon in Oxfordshire. Culham is a delightful venue, our reception warm and welcoming, and the weather was perfect.
Spectators saw some of their own top riders test two of the Quantya bikes riding around the impressive track there many times between the main events.
Both riders were well impressed by the bikes’ cornering ability, acceleration and handling on track.
We are all very grateful to Neil Irwin and his team for inviting us over and to Nigel and Lorraine for taking the bikes over there for us. We look forward to returning to Culham very soon.
Comments or questions are invited from spectators and riders – and any invitations to show the silent power of these amazing electric bikes at other parks in future will be most welcome.
To find out more about Culham Park go to: http://www.culhampark.com/
Quantya electric motorbikes in the Eco Enduro 2009 race held in Denmark. The video shows just how capable the Quantya bike really is and how easily it handles the terrain.
We had a busy time at the NEC Bike Show earlier this month. We are still busy following up and catching up however I just had to post this photo up of superbike racer Carlos Checa who popped by our stand to look at the bike and have a chat.