Max Webering's Innovative 5050 Bicycle: Revolutionizing Urban Cycling

Art has developed a motorized bicycle, the 5050, which supplements pedal power by measuring the force applied by the cyclist and providing proportional motor assistance. The motor, located in the front wheel, is easy to install and offers a range of 15 kilometers with a top speed of 25 km/h. The design aims to encourage urban cycling and has garnered interest from environmental groups. Art seeks a manufacturer to mass-produce the motor.

What is the primary function of the motor in the 5050 bicycle?

• To provide proportional assistance based on pedal force

• To replace pedaling entirely

• To increase the bicycle's weight for stability

• To power the bicycle without any pedaling

What is the maximum speed that the 5050 bicycle's motor can achieve?

• 20 kilometers per hour

• 15 kilometers per hour

• 25 kilometers per hour

• 30 kilometers per hour

Where is the motor located in the 5050 bicycle?

• In the front wheel

• In the rear wheel

• Under the seat

• In the handlebars

What is housed inside the three wings of the motor assembly?

• Brakes and gears

• Performance batteries and small motors

• Lights and reflectors

• Pedals and chains

What is Max's goal for the future of his motorized bicycle design?

• To sell it as a luxury item

• To make it a standard in rural areas

• To encourage more urban cycling and find a manufacturer

• To use it for competitive racing