The HNF Heisenberg XF1 Mountain Bike Is BMW-Powered
An innovative and highly functional e-bike design that has removed many common problems seen throughout previous models.
BMW‘s “i” division has been noted for harboring a number of interesting projects outside its innovative car constructions by tackling mobile dilemmas both on and off land. Branching away from 4-wheeled design, BMW “i” has introduced a pioneering drive unit swing arm for bicycles and will debut it on the HNF Heisenberg XF1 mountain bike. HNF Heisenberg was originally founded to create a viable future for e-bikes and its latest collaboration is not the first of its kind. As a traditional drive unit is normally mounted directly to bicycle’s frame, BMW’s swing arm rotates freely within itself allowing for improved acceleration and handling without the need for a chain tensioner. The mid-motor will evenly distribute power over the axles and through careful development, problematic pedal recoil has been completely removed. For more information on the innovative partnership at HNF Heisenberg, head directly to the company’s official website.
