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Speedy-90 Range 90km Motor: 5,000W brushless hub motor
Max. speed: 90km/h
Battery:  72V/60Ah LiFePO4
Range per charge: 90km
Speedy-90 Range 70km Motor: 5,000W brushless hub motor
Max. speed: 90km/h
Battery:  72V/40Ah LiFePO4
Range per charge: 70km
Speedy-90 Range 60km Motor: 5,000W brushless hub motor
Max. speed: 90km/h
Battery: 72V/40Ah Sillicon/Lead-acid
Range per charge: 60km
Sprinter-70 Range 70km Motor: 4,000W brushless hub motor
Max. speed: 70km/h
Battery: 60V/40AH LiFePO4
Range per charge: 70km
Sprinter-70 Range 90km Motor: 4,000W brushless hub motor
Max. speed: 70km/h
Battery: 60V/60AH LiFePO4
Range per charge: 90km
Sprinter-70 Range 60km Motor: 4,000W brushless hub motor
Max. speed: 70km/h
Battery: 60V/40Ah Sillicon/Lead-acid
Range per charge: 60km
Sprinter-45 Range 130km Motor: 3,000W brushless hub motor
Max.speed: 45km/h
Battery: 48V/60Ah LiFePO4
Range per charge:100-130km
Sprinter-45 Range 100km Motor: 3,000W brushless hub motor
Max.speed: 45km/h
Battery: 48V/40Ah LiFePO4
Range per charge:70-100km
Sprinter-45 Range 50km Motor: 3,000W brushless hub motor
Max.speed: 45km/h
Battery: 48V/38Ah silicone/Lead-acid
Range per charge:40-50km
Retro-45 Range 90km Motor: 3,000W brushless hub motor
Max.speed: 45km/h
Battery: 48V/60Ah LiFePO4
Range per charge: 80km-90km
Retro-45 Range 60km Motor: 3,000W brushless hub motor
Max.speed: 45km/h
Battery: 48V/40Ah LiFePO4
Range per charge:50-60km
Retro-45 Range 50km Motor: 3,000W brushless hub motor
Max.speed: 45km/h
Battery: 48V/38Ah silicone/Lead-acid
Range per charge:40-50km
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Wednesday March 10 , 2010
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China reports 6.3% rise in CPI in July

China's consumer price index (CPI),a measure of inflation, was up 6.3 percent in July, the National Bureau of Statistics announced on Tuesday.

The figure, compared with 7.1 percent in June and 7.7 percent in May, was broadly in line with most forecasts.

"The continuous decline of the CPI is a positive sign as it shows the government's measures to ease inflationary pressures were effective," said Zhang Xiaojing, an analyst with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

Zhang attributed the decline to falling food prices and shrinking demand due to the economic slowdown.
 

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