Electric naked bike Tinbot RS1 on the test bench

The Dirty Birds team puts the RS1 electric motorcycle from the Tinbot brand to the test. The naked bike in the 125 cc class, produced in China, is sold on the European market by the German company Tinbot Technology GmbH. The light motorcycle, equipped with a 20 kilowatt mid-engine, is one of the few electric motorcycles currently available in Austria and Germany and, in the opinion of the Dirty Birds, can be called a motorcycle. The chain-driven electric motorcycle can reach a top speed of up to 120 km/h, and with an acceleration from 0 to 50 km/h in just 2.5 seconds, it can hardly hide from any comparable 500cc four-stroke street bike. Dirty Birds tested the bike on country roads and in city traffic. Only the range of around 150 km for mixed trips can be expanded. Otherwise, the Tinbot RS1 was impressive both visually and in terms of its response and driving dynamics. The Birds will soon introduce you to the XAM electric crosser from Malaguti, which is identical in construction to the Apollo (Apollino) RFN Ares Rally Pro.