Electric golf scooter lithium battery Motor:1500w/2000W Battery: 60V 12AH,15ah,20ah branded lithium battery Max speed: 25km/h or 45km/h Net. weight:60kg Gross weight : 70kg Max. loading weight: 200kg Tyre size: 18*9.5 inches Shell of pipe: 2mm Packing size: 1850*420*870mm Wheel base: 1296mm Sitting height : 700mm Seat height : 70cm Front brake 180mm Rear single axle hydraulic disk Rear brake 160mm Rear single axle hydraulic disk Body material: Steel Brake mode: Disc brake Drive mode: Electric rear-wheel drive Input current: 2AH Battery weight: 4.76KG Charging time: 6Hr Optional color: Black, red, yellow, blue, etc or customized Maximum cruising distance: 40-60km Maximum climbing angel 18 Degree Maximum torque : 95N/M Braking distance (dry state): 1.2m(20km/h) Braking distance (wet state): 3.1m(15km/h)
INTRODUCTION China KASHIN's DKTP1200 Series mid-sized Topdresser is a specially designed TOPDRESSER with superb quality. It can save time and money on turf maintenance when applying compost, sand and soil amendments. DKTP1200 series TOP DRESSER can be used on golf greens, fairways, approaches, aprons and fringes, sports complexes, ball fields, horse tracks, and sod farms or race tracks. This top quality machine spreads topdressing materials very quickly, in wet or dry conditions. DKTP1200 top dressing machine is large enough to efficiently apply top dressing to playing fields, yet still agile in smaller spaces. Standard wide turf tires make the ADVANTAGE DKTP1200 series Top-Dresser as "light on the turf" as any spreader available. FAST TOPDRESSING TIMES Before you buy a top dresser look at KASHIN Turf Equipment high quality versatile line of spreaders. Ask about power options and choice of controls. Save time and money with the fastest top dresser in the business. SPECIFICATION Model DKTP1200 Type 44 Engine type Gasoline engine Power(hp) 22 Steering Hydraulic steering Gear 6F+2R Sand tank(m3) 0.9 Working width(mm) 1200 Tyre 20 10.00-10 Working speed(km/h) 15
This retro electric moped is upgraded with a 3000W brushless motor. The new engine delivers a comfortable and stable ride joy, and even more efficiently with the braking system. With an updated frame and a more powerful engine system, this Vespa style e-moped is the perfect choice for any adventure. Max speed with the 3000W motor is 65km/h, which is qualified with L3e certificates. Vehicle Specs Dimension 1920x700x1250mm (L�?W�?H) Vehicle weight 76kgs (without battery) Dashboard LCD Controller 60V 55A discharge Motor 3000W 60V 12â?? QS brush-less motor Suspension F & R hydraulic absorber Brake F & R Disc Brake Tyre F & R 120/70-12 Battery System Battery type Lithium-ion battery Battery brand LG / ZN Battery number 1set Battery capacity 60V, 40Ah (Fully charged 72V, rated 60V) Battery weight 15kg Charger input 110/220V, 50-60HZ Charging time 5-6 hours Recharge cycles 800 times Main Performance Climbing slop 22 degrees Max speed 65 km/h (41Mph) Distance range up to 70km (44miles) Loading weight 150kgs Extras Alarm system, Emergency battery charger, USB charging port
Engine lithium battery Specification Model LG12 Weight 950kg Bucket capacity 0.025m³ Working device model Backhoe Power mode lithium battery Battery voltage 72V Battery capacity 135Ah Battery weight 1*100kg=100kg Theoretical working hours 15H Whether to support fast charge YES Battery full charge time 8H/4H/1H Motor Power 4KW Driving speed (high and low speed) 0km/h-6km/h Power consumption per hour Energy consumption only 1 kilowatt/hour Decibels within 1 meter 60dBA Dimensions Specification Tyre gauge 770mm Track length 1090mm Platform ground clearance 380mm Rear-end swing radius 733mm Width of chassis 946mm Width of track 180mm Height of track 320mm Over length 2550mm Machine height 1330mm Operating range Specification Max. digging radius 2400mm Max. digging depth 1650mm Max. digging height 2490mm Max. dumping height 1750mm Max. vertical depth 1400mm Min. gyration radius 1190mm Max.lifting height of dozer blade 325mm Max.lifting depth of dozer blade 175mm
Engine lithium battery Specification Model LG09 Weight 700kg Bucket capacity 0.025m³ Working device model Backhoe Power mode lithium battery Battery voltage 48V Battery capacity 135Ah Battery weight 1*100kg=100kg Theoretical working hours 12H Whether to support fast charge YES Battery full charge time 8H/4H/1H Motor Power 4KW Driving speed (high and low speed) 0km/h-6km/h Power consumption per hour Energy consumption only 1 kilowatt/hour Decibels within 1 meter ï¼?55dBA Dimensions Specification Tyre gauge 420mm Track length 940mm Platform ground clearance 80mm Width of chassis 720mm Width of track 150mm Over length 2480mm Machine height 1250mm Operating range Specification Max. digging radius 2050mm Max. digging depth 1200mm Max. digging height 2350mm Max. dumping height 1600mm Min. gyration radius 1100mm
The Hero Achiever is one of the most affordable 150cc commuter motorcycles sold in India. The company recently launched the Achiever with a thoroughly revised engine and updated technology to give it a fresh lease of life. The Hero Achiever gets very basic and conservative styling, to appeal to urban and rural customers alike. The curvy headlamp gets a bikini fairing while the muscular fuel tank has been spruced up with few decals. Powering the Hero Achiever is a 150cc single-cylinder engine which delivers 13.4bhp and 12.8Nm of torque. The engine is mated to a five-speed transmission. The instrument cluster is a fully analogue unit with speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, odometer and a trip meter. Despite being a basic commuter motorcycle, the Achiever gets interesting features like the i3S technology. The i3S, first used in the Splendor iSmart and Splendor iSmart 110 is a fuel-saving technology which switches off the engine when the motorcycle idles in neutral for more than five seconds. The Achiever also gets alloy wheels and tubeless tyres.
The Honda X-Blade is the newest addition to Hondas 160cc platform underpinning the CB Unicorn 160 and the CB Hornet 160R currently sold in the market. It houses the same engine as the other two models, which is a 162cc air-cooled, single-cylinder motor producing 13.9bhp and 13.9Nm. The power figures inch closer to the CB Unicorn 160 than the more powerful CB Hornet 160R. Power is transmitted to the rear wheel via a five-speed gearbox. Apart from the motor, the X-Blade comes with a 12-litre fuel tank, LED headlamp, digital instrument console and a gear position indicator. For braking, it gets a 276mm petal disc up front now with single-channel ABS and a 130mm drum setup for the rear. The motorcycle stands on 17-inch 5-spoke alloy wheels shod with 80/100-17 section tyre ahead and a 130/70-17 section one for the rear. The X-Blade sits between Hondas CB Unicorn 160 and the CB Hornet 160R in terms of price. It is available in two variants -- Standard and ABS. In its segment, the Honda X-Blade competes with the Yamaha FZ-S, Suzuki Gixxer, TVS Apache RTR 160 4V, Bajaj Pulsar NS160, and the TVS Apache RTR 180.
The Lets is the entry-level scooter from Suzuki. Being marketed as a scooter for women, the Lets is one of the lightest scooters in the segment. This scooter is powered by SEP (Suzuki Eco Performance) engine and has been on sale since June 2014. The Lets is powered by a 110cc unit delivering 8.7bhp at 7500rpm and 9Nm at 5,500rpm. Like most of the other scooters, the engine is mated to a CVT transmission. It has telescopic oil damped suspension at the front and swing arm type suspension at the rear. The 90/100-10 section tubeless tyres are fitted at both the front and the rear, while the stopping power is provided by 120mm drum brakes. With a fuel tank capacity of 5.2 litres, the Lets can do close to 260kms in one tank full. The scooter is light with the kerb weight of 98kg and also has a decent ground clearance at 160mm. The Lets is equipped with an optional storage box and mobile charger which is becoming standard in scooters these days. The Lets is available in four colours - Matte Grey/Matte Black, Pearl Suzuki Blue/Matte Black, Pearl Mira Red/Matte Black and Pearl Mirage White. The main competition for this Suzuki is the Honda Activa i, TVS Scooty Zest 110 and the Hero Pleasure.
The Suzuki Hayate EP is a 110cc commuter motorcycle targeted at office-goers and middle-aged buyers. Complete with a host of cosmetic and technological upgrades, this new motorcycle is a successor to the Hayate. In terms of looks and styling, the Suzuki Hayate EP is a pretty basic motorcycle. Cosmetically, there arent many changes apart from addition of new decals and paint schemes. The wheelbase has been extended to improve the ride comfort. It also gets a longer seat, new preload adjustable rear springs, tubeless tyres and a maintenance free battery. The instrument cluster gets a basic rider interface with an analogue speedometer and black and white dials. The Hayate EP is underpinned by a revised version of the diamond frame, with a longer wheelbase. The 112cc single-cylinder engine has also been updated to improve efficiency. It is also marginally more powerful, producing 8.7bhp and 9.3Nm of torque. The Hayate EP is available in five colour options metallic oort grey, pearl mira red and glass sparkle black. It competes with the Honda Dream Neo and the Hero Passion XPro.
The Livo is Hondas premium 100/110cc motorcycle. It is an aggressively designed motorcycle for the segment, with the tank extensions serving the purpose of making the bike appear larger than it actually is. The Livo offers tubeless tyres and six-spoke alloy wheels as standard while a front disc brake is offered as an optional extra. CBS is also an option both with the front drum as well as the front disc brake. CBS will soon become standard fitment. The Livo is built around a diamond frame borrowed from the CB Twister. Powering the Livo is the tried and tested 110cc four-stroke single-cylinder engine that puts out 8.2bhp and 8.63Nm of torque through a four-speed transmission, and returns a company-claimed fuel efficiency of 74kmpl. The Livo rides on conventional telescopic front forks and spring loaded hydraulic rear suspension. The Livo is available in five paint schemes blue, black, grey, brown and red. Available in five variants, self-drum-alloy and self-disc-alloy with the option of CBS on each, the Livo competes with other 110cc commuter bikes like the Hero Passion X Pro, and TVS Victor.
The CD 100 Dream DX is the most affordable motorcycle in Hondas portfolio in India. It belonging to the companys Dream series of motorcycles that also include the Dream Yuga and the Dream Neo models. The entry-level commuter motorcycle features a bikini fearing for the headlamp assembly, graphics on the tank and side panels, five-spoke alloy wheels and a blacked out exhaust system with a chrome heat shield. Other features include a long seat, electric self-start, lockable utility box and tubeless tyres. The rear carrier are offered as an option. The motorcycle is powered by a 110cc single-cylinder motor with Hondas HET technology that registers 8.3bhp and 9.1Nm. The motor comes mated to a four-speed gearbox. Catering to the commuter segment in India, the CD 110 Dream DX is claimed by the manufacturer to returns a fuel efficiency of 74kmpl. Suspension duties are handled by telescopic forks up front and dual shock absorber at the back. For braking, the bike features 130mm drum brakes at both ends with CBS for the front. The motorcycle is available in four colour options Geny Grey Metallic, Athletic Blue Metallic, Black with Cabin Gold and Imperial Red Metallic. In its segment, the CD 110 Dream DX competes with other commuter motorcycles such as Bajaj Platina 110, Hero Splendor Plus, TVS Star City+ and the Hero HF Deluxe i3s.
Ever since its arrival in 2008, the FZ series from Yamaha has enjoyed a strong presence in the 150cc motorcycle segment. With its stylish looks, reliable build quality and impressive performance, the FZ series has garnered big sales numbers for Yamaha in India. Now, with the introduction of the FZ Version 2.0, Yamaha is showcasing its new Blue Core engine concept that concentrates on improved efficiency. The FZ Version 2.0 is powered by a freshly designed air-cooled, 149cc single-cylinder engine which benefits from a closed loop fuel injection system. Tweaked to deliver a better fuel efficiency, the engine now produces 13.1bhp of power and 12.8Nm of torque. Developed in line with Yamahas new Blue Core engine development ideal, Yamaha claims a 14 per cent improvement in fuel economy over the existing FZ series. The motorcycle features a multi-function instrument panel with Eco indicator that lights up when the motorcycle is ridden in an eco-friendly manner. The overall weight is now 132kg because of the lighter chassis. Yamaha has only retuned the suspension and added new compound tyres with a different tread pattern. The new FZ Version 2.0 is available in two colours - panther black and scorching red, the motorcycle competes against the Bajaj AS150, Honda CB Hornet 160R and the Suzuki Gixxer
The FZ is the model that revived Yamahas fortunes in India, and since its launch, it has been the gold standard for the 150cc sporty commuter, as far as sales figures are concerned. It offered a number of new technologies like radial tyres and a fuel tank that was centralised, at the time of its launch. It is also one of the pioneers of fuel injection, having made the entire FZ range FI at a time when competition was still depending heavily on carburetted variants. The next generation of the FZ is here, and it is not a major update. Single channel ABS has been added, which is compulsory from April 2019 onward; an LED headlamp, and the instrument cluster has white backlighting. The fuel injection has been tweaked to offer better midrange but the peak power output remains the same at 13bhp and 12.8Nm. The split seat has strangely regressed to a single seat, despite the overall design becoming a little more aggressive. The FZ competes with other commuter-oriented sporty motorcycles in the 150-160cc segment like the Honda XBlade, Bajaj Pulsar NS160 and TVS Apache RTR 160 4V
Yamaha unveiled the version 2.0 of the SZ-RR at the closing ceremony of their 'Mission 10,000 km' event in Chennai. The manufacturer launched the updated motorcycle for the buyers looking for a fuel-efficient and fairly powerful bike. The cosmetic upgrades on the new bike are minimal yet give the motorcycle a fresh look. There are new shrouds on the fuel tank and the bike now sports new paint schemes. The handlebar holder gets a new 'SZ' logo and the instrument cluster is new. While the other panels remain the same, the bike gets new tubeless tyres. The Yamaha SZ-RR V 2.0 is now equipped with the new Blue Core technology as seen on the latest version of the FZ-S and Fazer. The bike is powered by the 149cc single-cylinder Blue Core engine that produces 11.9bhp of power and 12.8Nm of torque. Though the power has gone down by 1.1bhp, the torque remains the same and the bike is now expected to offer 11 per cent better fuel economy than the previous engine. This motor comes mated to the five-speed constant mesh gearbox but misses the fuel-injection system. By adding it to the 150cc commuter segment of motorcycles in India, Yamaha has pitched the Yamaha SZ-RR V 2.0 against the Honda CB Unicorn, Hero Achiever and the Bajaj V15
Aprilias SR125 scooter is an exact replica of its 150cc sibling, other than its SR125 sticker. The SR125 shares its engine with the Vespa LX125 producing 9.5bhp of maximum power and 8.2Nm of torque transferring power to the rear wheel via a CVT gearbox. The identical looks to the SR150 mean you get all the good and bad of its bigger sibling: the great twin-pod headlight and the 14-inch rims, and also the downmarket analogue instrument cluster which the SR150 is moving on from. The launch colour is a blue but we expect more colours to join the lineup at some point. Like the SR150, the SR125 is built on a tubular steel frame. A telescopic fork at the front and a single coil spring at the rear makes up for suspension duties while braking is done by a 220mm disc at the front and a 140mm drum at the rear. CBS is now an option worth Rs 2500, but will become standard by the time the new financial year rolls around. It retains the wide, sporty tyres of the SR150. The Aprilia SR125 will compete with the Vespa LX125, Honda Grazia and Suzuki Burgman Street
The Dream Yuga is Hondas most premium offering in their Dream series of motorcycles. Targeted at the commuter segment, this motorcycle carries a very conventional look and is very basic in its styling like the other bikes in the Dream series. The Dream Yuga gets a moulded headlamp cowl that adds a dash of style. Its eight litre fuel tank is more functional than stylish. The motorcycle also gets flashy decals on the side of the fuel tank which run all the way from the side panels to the grabrail. Powering the Honda Dream Yuga is a 109cc single cylinder air-cooled block mated to a 4 speed gearbox. Power figures stand at 8bhp and 9Nm while fuel efficiency is 72kmpl, according to Honda. The motorcycle runs on 18inch rims and 80/100 tubeless tyres for front and rear. Brakes are 130mm drum brakes at the front and rear with no option for disc brakes. CBS is now an optional extra for a few hundred rupees, and will be standard shortly. The Dream Yuga is available in two variants currently, with and without CBS. Electric start and alloy wheels are standard fitment. The Dream Yuga is available in six colours, five of which have a black base. The colour of the graphics differ you can have grey, bright red, regular red, yellow, or dark brown. The sixth colour is a red base with black graphics.
The Platina by Bajaj Auto is a commuter offering that sits above the entry-level CT 100. The motorcycle is a basic, no-frills machine that is available in two variants, Kick Start and Electric Start. The motorcycle is targeted at consumers who are looking for a hassle-free commuter motorcycle. The company had also updated the motorcycle with Comfortec technology for a more comfortable ride. The highlight of the Platina is its extremely frugal engine, a 102cc DTS-i unit which produces 8.1bhp and 8.63Nm of torque. The engine is mated to a four-speed manual gearbox with an all-down pattern. Bajaj claims an efficiency of 96.9kmpl for this motorcycle which makes it one of most fuel-efficient motorcycles in the country. As a part of the Comfortec update, the front forks have 28 per cent more travel while the rear springs have 22 per cent additional travel compared to the previous suspension setup. It also gets a softer seat cushion, rubber footpads and directional tyres to further improve comfort levels. The frame, exhaust and the grab rails are painted in black, while the engine crankcase and wheels are finished in silver. The rest of the design is pretty basic and Bajaj has maintained a very conventional look. The Platina is available in two colours red and black. In its segment, the Platina competes against the Honda Dream Neo, TVS Star City Plus and Hero MotoCorp HF Deluxe.
The Apache RTR 160 has been around for well over a decade now, and the 4V is the new generation of 150cc premium commuter from the Hosur-based manufacturer. It has got input from TVSs racing division, and the new 160 4V shows derivations that certainly make it sporty. For one, the engine has a four-valve head, which makes it the only 150cc premium commuter besides the Bajaj Pulsar NS 160 with as many valves. It also gets oil cooling. It generates 16.1 or 16.3bhp, depending upon whether it is the carburetted or FI engine. Torque stand at 14.8Nm. A rear disc brake is optional for the carburetted version but the FI gets a rear disc brake as standard. ABS is on the options list now, for a little over Rs 3000 more over the equivalent non-ABS variant. It is a single-channel system. You get a slightly narrower rear tyre if you opt for the rear drum. The RTR 160 4V takes a lot of design cues from the RTR 200 4V but adds a few curvy bits like with the tank extensions, which makes it a very good looking motorcycle. The Apache RTR 160 4V competes with the other premium 150cc commuters like the Yamaha FZ-S, Suzuki Gixxer, Honda CB Hornet 160R, Honda XBlade, Bajaj Pulsar NS160 and its very own Apache RTR 180.
The new Scooty Zest 110 is the offering from TVS Motors Companys scooter stable that caters to women. It is the third model under the Hosur-based brands Scooty range, after the Scooty Pep Plus and the Scooty Streak. The new Scooty Zest 110 retains the familiar Scooty look with its steeply raked apron, a big headlamp and vertically stacked turn indicators. TVS has revealed that the new Scooty Zest 110 features tubeless tyres, LED taillight, a back-lit speedometer and a broader dual-textured seat to give good riding comfort. The scooter also gets 19-litres of under-seat storage, which is best in its class. It offers more storage space in the form of an open glove box, retractable bag hooks and under-seat hooks. The scooter is powered by an 110cc, single-cylinder air-cooled engine that produces 7.9bhp of power at 7,500rpm and a maximum torque of 8.7Nm at 5,500rpm. Ride and handling is taken care of by the telescopic front suspension and hydraulic rear mono shock. No disc brake is available but the brakes are now available with a linked brake system at no extra cost. The Scooty Zest 110 is available in nine colours thats way too many to list here. It competes with the Yamaha Ray, Honda Activa-I, Hero Pleasure and the Suzuki Lets.
The V-Strom 650 is a middle-weight adventure tourer from Suzuki. Based on the, V-Storm 1000, which is the companys flagship adventure tourer, the V-Storm 650 too carries forward the same design philosophy sporting a beak-like front fairing with vertically stacked headlamps and an adjustable windscreen. The bikes instrument console features an analogue tachometer paired with a multi-function, illumination adjustable display that offers the rider a wealth of information. In the 2019 edition, Suzuki added hazard lamps and side reflectors to the motorcycle. The motorcycle has been built around a strong yet light-weight aluminium twin-spar chassis, featuring integrated mount points for panniers. It also comes with spoke wheels shod with tubeless radial dual-sport tyres. The motorcycle rides on 43mm adjustable telescopic forks up front and a monoshock with rebound and preload adjustment at the back. For braking, the motorcycle comes with 310mm twin-discs at the front and a 260mm disc at the back, with ABS as standard. Powering the middle-weight motorcycle is a 650cc liquid-cooled V-twin that is capable of producing 71bhp and 62Nm. The motor comes with rider aids like three levels for traction control, Easy Start System and Low Rpm Assist. Transmission duties are handled by a 6-speed constant mesh gearbox. The V-Strom 650 XT is available in two colours - Champion Yellow and Pearl White Glacier
