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    Siyam World introduces world’s first water bikes

    Siyam World introduces world's first water bicycles to its watersports offerings
    July 25, 20222 Mins Read
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    Siyam World expands its portfolio of water sports offerings at the top-end property, introduces the world’s first hydrofoil e-bike to the property’s recreational options.

    Dubbed the “Manta5 Hydrofoiler XE-1”, the water-cruising e-bikes are a product from New Zealand, which replicates the same technology used by America’s Cup sailboats.

    The Manta5 uses carbon fiber foils and buoyancy modules with tough aircraft-grade TIG welded 6061-T6 aluminum frames, that help the bicycle to stay afloat during cruise. The bike holds top-speed capacity of achieving 11 knots (nautical miles per hour).

    Dimensions of the vehicle measure 1.40 meters in height and 2 meters (including the aluminum foils) in width, with a total assembled weight of 31 kilograms.

    The e-bike comes with its dedicated application, detachable batteries, bluetooth connectivity and IPX8 motor and housing capable of producing 460 watts of pedal assist power.

    The state-of-the-art chassis with carbon fiber and aluminum ensure noiseless cruising, while making the vehicles environmentally-friendly.

    Debuted in 2020, the Manta5 Hydrofoiler XE-1 goes for USD8,990 at standard market rate.

    Recently Siyam World made introduction of new beach bikes and semi-submarines called “Sea Breachers” as part of its water sports offerings.

    Moreover, the Sea Breachers are able to make jumps above water and dive back in, with 360 degree maneuvering and can achieve speeds up to 50 kilometers per hour.

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