Ebike $1,999

Type: tree | Size: medium | Origin: Ebike Forest
COMPONENTS
Motor
Battery
Reel Drive
Wheels
Subwoofer
PROBLEM

Humans want to pedal, just not the whole time, or really at all.

SOLUTION

The Ebike is the prototype electric bicycle of the MTREES universe and the flagship product of the Snurra acquisition. The drivetrain is a Reel Drive: a century of Swedish drag science means acceleration arrives like a fish taking line, smooth and inevitable, and the instant anti-reverse holds you on any hill in Oklahoma. Power comes from the standard battery module; sound comes from the subwoofer, because the acquisition included a power metal band and the committee refuses to let that asset idle. The Ebike is the base form; mutations extend it, per the Mutation Response Protocol, and they live here in the forest with it.

components

Converts electrical energy into mechanical motion.

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Sealed rotational drive unit built on a century of fishing reel drag science: a stacked carbon-washer drag system delivers smooth, adjustable resistance under sudden violent load, while an instant anti-reverse bearing eliminates backplay in the non-drive direction, providing hold-on-slope behavior for wheeled applications and hold-on-fish behavior for the original one. Gear lay is machined to casting-reel tolerances, which are tighter than anything in your car. Fully mechanical, no firmware, serviceable with one screwdriver and patience. Suitable for any system that spins, stops spinning, or must be talked down from spinning backwards.

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A rolling base module for ground-level transport of heavy containers. Sized and rated for uneven pavement, curb transitions, and the general hostility of outdoor surfaces. Operable by anyone including people who have been told not to lift heavy things.

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Low-frequency audio driver. Handles the part of the sound that neighbors complain about first.

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Inputs
  • comp_charge
  • comp_speaker
Outputs
  • comp_spin
TREE
AVAILABLE INPUTS
AVAILABLE OUTPUTS
  • comp_charge
Schema
                            {
    "id": "tree_ebike",
    "name": "Ebike",
    "type": "tree",
    "inputs": [
        "comp_charge",
        "comp_speaker"
    ],
    "outputs": [
        "comp_spin"
    ],
    "passthru": [],
    "children": [
        "comp_motor",
        "comp_battery",
        "comp_reel_drive",
        "comp_wheels",
        "comp_subwoofer"
    ],
    "extends": null,
    "belongs_to": [
        {
            "id": "forest_ebikes",
            "name": "Ebike Forest",
            "type": "forest",
            "inputs": [],
            "outputs": [],
            "passthru": [],
            "children": [
                "tree_ebike"
            ],
            "tree": [],
            "extends": null,
            "belongs_to": [
                "planet_bike",
                "docs_acquisition"
            ],
            "problem": "The ebikes needed somewhere to grow before the mutations start.",
            "description": "The Ebike Forest grows ebikes. Planted per the Prototypes On Forests directive on the day of the Snurra acquisition, it contains the prototype Ebike; future flavors extend the prototype and are raised here. The forest is toured by a converted band bus that doubles as the factory, so the supply chain has a setlist."
        }
    ],
    "template": "tree",
    "price": "1,999",
    "size": "medium",
    "problem": "Humans want to pedal, just not the whole time, or really at all.",
    "description": "The Ebike is the prototype electric bicycle of the MTREES universe and the flagship product of the Snurra acquisition. The drivetrain is a Reel Drive: a century of Swedish drag science means acceleration arrives like a fish taking line, smooth and inevitable, and the instant anti-reverse holds you on any hill in Oklahoma. Power comes from the standard battery module; sound comes from the subwoofer, because the acquisition included a power metal band and the committee refuses to let that asset idle. The Ebike is the base form; mutations extend it, per the Mutation Response Protocol, and they live here in the forest with it."
}