Vello Sub Titan: Lightweight and compact cargo bike with electric motor and titanium frame can carry loads of up to 210 kg

Vello is also offering the Sub in a special version: the Vello Sub Titan uses particularly light, yet very robust titanium as the frame material. As a result, the minimum weight is only 24 kg (53 lb) and the maximum load capacity is stated as 210 kg (463 lb). The permanently installed luggage rack can accommodate two child seats and carry loads of up to 100 kg (220 lb).

The e-bike is offered both as a lighter single-speed model with a starting price of just under EUR 6500 (~US$7000). An additional EUR 1000 (~US$1077) is required for the model with gears: a continuously variable Enviolo TR circuit is used here. But regardless of the model, a Bosch Performance Cargo Line CX motor is always installed; the 400 Wh battery can be replaced with a battery with a capacity of 545 Wh for an additional charge of EUR 300 (~US$323).

20-inch Schwalbe Big Apple tires are used; the entire bike is optimized for a low center of gravity and thus a lower risk of tipping over. Supernova lighting is installed at the front and rear, and mudguards are also included, which promises high level utility in everyday life. A two-legged stand and a bell are also installed. The Vello Sub Titan can also be expanded with a front luggage rack, allowing both children and luggage to transported at the same time. Lastly, an app can be used thanks to the Bosch Smart System. Owing to its length of just 180 cm (71 in), the bike should be easy to handle and standard bike parking racks can be used.

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