QuietKat Introduces Variable Power Output (VPO) Technology
Nicolas Lenze 06.15.23
I love my legs. They’ve taken me everywhere since I was just under one year old. Now that I’ve added over thirty years to that number, I’m starting to understand the benefits of having someone or something else handle my transportation needs. It’s hard to have aching legs when you have a powerful electric motor zipping you through the wilderness. This is why so many hunters and adventurers have found their way to QuietKat, who has just announced their Variable Power Output system. The VPO technology lets riders choose their output levels to meet their needs.
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With all-new Variable Power Output (VPO™) Technology, you can select between classifications and power output levels to stay in compliance wherever class 1, 2, or 3 electric bikes are allowed.
Need more power? Choose unlimited mode to lift restrictions and go full-throttle with 1000 watts of pulse-pounding power.
QuietKat Introduces Variable Power Output (VPO) Technology
One of the main draws to the Variable Power Output system is the ability to stay within legal parameters and avoid run-ins with the law. Different areas have different restrictions, and the VPO lets you choose between class 1, 2, 3, or unlimited output. Unlimited mode unleashes the full power of the bike, ideal for hunting or sporting on private land. With the push of a button, you can change your adventure and prioritize safety and legality.
VPO-EQUIPPED MODELS
- Apex Pro
- Apex Sport
- Jeep
- Rubicon
- Ibex
If you’d like to take a VPO-equipped bike for a ride, get all of the information you need from the QuietKat website. Don’t forget to follow along on all of their social media pages. You can find QuietKat on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Vimeo. Be safe and tear up some soil!
