Meet UK Sales Manager, Rob Montgomery, interviewed by the press at Ragley Hall, prior to Quantya’s appearance at the CLA Game Fair earlier this summer.

Quantya electric motorbikes work really well for trail and enduro style riding, tearing up hills with ease, flying over jumps, and weaving impressively round woodlands and forest trails. The 2 hour battery life is more than adequate for an enjoyable ride in natural surroundings – and then for longer runs batteries can now be swapped over in little over 1 minute if you have a spare one set aside, charged up and ready. As you can see here the Quantya bikes’ off road performance is truly amazing. This video from Switzerland shows some fast paced enduro trail riding action.

The CLA Game Fair was held between the 23rd and 25th of July at Ragley Hall near Alcester. The event saw huge crowds everyday with 144 000 people coming through the games over 3 days. We built a mini QuantyaparX set up with a few bikes and all the kit a park would require. The small track worked perfectly for the event with loads of people getting a chance to experience the bikes. Everyone from experienced motocross riders to kids who had never ridden a motorbike before rode the track and loved the bikes. Here is a small video showing some of the action from the weekend.

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On the 24th of April the first race of a Swiss e-Moto MX series was held at Motocross Wohlen in Wohlen, Switzerland. This video shows a bit of the action and how well the bikes performed.

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.

The EcoEnduro race is receiving some great press and interest. The official press release from the FIM says:

“This is a historic moment and you have all opened a new page in the history of motorcycling,” said Anders Minken, member of the FIM Alternative Energy Working Group at the gala dinner.

Indeed, after three days of intensive race on different types of soil, in the opinion of all present riders is that the electric bike is now the future of off-road disciplines.
Absence of pollution, noise, a light, agile and fun motorbike with enough power to amuse you while riding, that was the analyse of riders like as Joël Smet, five times motocross world champion, Fabien Planet, winner of the enduro race, Pal Ullevalseter or even Pedro Bianchi Prata, Paolo Gonçalves, Matteo Graziani, Annie Seel…

Despite a shock treatment, no mechanical case was to regret for the Quantya bikes nor the single Zero Motorcycle of Tommy Heimberg from Switzerland, who received a special ‘fair play’ prize for having the courage to come to fight alone with an American motorcycle against a great… Swiss motorcycle!

“I trusted this project to Quantya” entrusts Ivan Reedtz-Thott “and the international riders who have agreed to meet the challenge have confirmed me that I was right. They did the rest by showing the world that we could adapt to climate problems without abandoning our passion and satisfaction!”

Today, riders have rolled of Super Bike special in Svanemøllens Kaserne, not far from Copenhagen´s downtown. Stefan Olsen won this last day, before Joël Smet and Mikkel Caprani.

All actors in this extraordinary event felt a great relief after the race: the motorcycle has yet beautiful days before it… with an electric engine!

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