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Husqvarna Motorcycles Launches All-New EE 1.18 and EE 1.20 Electric Balance Bikes

Eseential riding skills made easily accessible to junior riders.

With the launch of the EE 1.18 and EE 1.20 by STACYC, there is now an electric balance bike in the Husqvarna Motorcycles lineup for every child up to 12 years old. 

The sometimes-tricky transition from pedal to motorized power has never been simpler than it is with the Husqvarna Motorcycles EE 1 range. While the EE 1.12 and EE 1.16 already meet this challenge for the youngest learners, the arrival of the EE 1.18 and EE 1.20 means there is an offering for all junior age groups to hone their skills in preparation for the transition to full-blown motocross machines.

The new EE 1.18 is the next choice in the balance bike lineup for riders progressing across the EE 1 range. Sized to suit riders between the ages of eight and 10, the EE 1.18 is complete with 18-inch wheels; hydraulic disc brakes front and rear; and a strong aluminum frame paired with a steel, BMX-style fork. Capable of handling off-road terrain with ease, the EE 1.18 is the perfect model for riders looking to take their skills to the next level.

Featuring three selectable ride modes, the EE 1.18 offers easy progression for all skill levels. For riders new to two wheels, the training mode has a top speed of 9 mph. The standard mode is set at 13.5 mph for those developing their skills, while more experienced riders can select the advanced mode for speeds up to 18 mph. The removable lithium-ion battery with a user-friendly power-tool style interface delivers 30 to 45 minutes of riding time with quick and easy changes to keep the wheels turning.Weighing just 31 pounds including the battery, the EE 1.18 is lightweight and keeps most of its weight positioned low on the frame to ensure it is easy to handle, boosting a rider’s confidence.

All the skills necessary to ride a powered two-wheeler can be honed on the Husqvarna Motorcycles EE 1.20. An all-aluminum, TIG-welded frame marshals the output of the 36-volt brushless electric motor, a Manitou J-Unit Machete front fork with 80 millimeters of travel absorbs the bumps, and hydraulic brakes front and rear provide confident stopping power. Innova pneumatic tires on 20-inch wheels provide confident grip as young riders master their machine and the terrain. 

With the ability to select between three ride modes ranging from 10 to 20 mph, the EE 1.20 allows riders to learn the basics of their machines or open things up to a dirt-turning pace. With a light yet serious build, the EE 1.20 can unlock endless riding potential. 

Husqvarna Motorcycles EE 1.18 and EE 1.20 electric balance bikes embody everything that riding a powered two-wheeler should be: fun, exciting and stylish. These new models are the perfect bridge from the smaller EE 1.12 and EE 1.16, along with the EE 2, EE 3 and EE 5, to the full minicycle range and the next step when junior riders have the confidence to test their newfound skills in competition. 

EE 1.18 Technical Highlights 

  • Perfect for eight- to 10-years-olds under 115 pounds
  • Seat height: 21-inch and 22- to 23-inch inseam
  • Weight: 31 pounds, including battery
  • 40-volt max Voltage (36-volt nominal), 3 amp hours — 21700 battery 
  • 30 to 45 minutes run time
  • 1.5 hour charge time
  • Full aluminum, TIG-welded frame with proprietary shaped tubes
  • 18-inch wheels with pneumatic tires
  • Hydraulic brakes front and rear
  • Fork: steel BMX-style 
  • Proprietary throttle assembly with STACYC (custom grips)
  • Custom 19-millimeter handlebar
  • Displays power mode and battery level simultaneously
  • Three power selection modes:
    • Low/Training mode: approximately 9 mph
    • Med/Standard mode: approximately 13.5 mph
    • High/Advanced mode: approximately 18 mph

EE 1.20 Technical Highlights 

  • Perfect for 10- to 12-years-olds under 115 pounds
  • Seat height: 23-inch and 24- to 26-inch inseam
  • Weight: 33 pounds, including battery
  • 40-volt max voltage (36-volt nominal), 6 amp-hours — 18650 battery 
  • 30 to 60 minutes run time
  • Three-hour charge time
  • Full aluminum, TIG-welded frame with proprietary shaped tubes
  • 20-inch wheels with pneumatic tires
  • Hydraulic brakes front and rear
  • Manitou J-Unit Machete front fork, 80-millimeter travel
  • Proprietary throttle assembly with STACYC (custom grips)
  • Custom 19-millimeter handlebar
  • Displays power mode and battery level simultaneously
  • Three power selection modes:
    • Low/Training mode: approximately 10 mph
    • Med/Standard mode: approximately 15 mph
    • High/Advanced mode: approximately 20 mph

Junior riders can dress for their off-road adventures with Husqvarna Motorcycles too. For optimum protection and unrestricted performance, a comprehensive Functional Offroad Apparel Collection, designed specifically for the champions of tomorrow, combines innovative technical features for improved comfort, protection and style. Included in this are a specially-designed helmet and shirt for riders of the EE 1.12, EE 1.16, EE 1.18 and EE 1.20. There is the Kids Gravity Helmet produced exclusively for Husqvarna Motorcycles by Leatt, as well as the Kids Railed Jersey, both of which complement the style of the Husqvarna Motorcycles EE 1 range by STACYC.

The new EE 1.18 and EE 1.20 electric balance bikes will be available this fall at authorized Husqvarna Motorcycles dealers.

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